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Re: Greetings
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Mon, 14 Aug 2000 07:34:05 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Paul Baulch writes:
> 
> Hi Ross, welcome to LUGNET!
> 
> Yes, actually I live just up the road from Chadstone, in Box Hill South.
> Ross, I hear that you are on the lookout for discount Lego, well I hope
> you've checked out the Toys'R'Us at Chadstone recently - when I was there a
> few days ago they had put a heap of SW sets on discount. Nothing at half
> price or below, sadly, but there were still a few half-decent buys there.


I haven't checked it out recently. Maybe it's time I did. I thought I'd have a
look in Big W (Southland) on the weekend, and they had an old 8720 motor set
there that had been opened. They said I could have it $20 (instead of the
marked $61), so who am I to refuse a cheap set? There were only a couple of
bits missing.

> > 
> > > The next LegOz in Melbourne is LegOz 2000.8 on October 8.[unless the SLUGS • [...]
> > > [And if there's any other Melbourne-ites out there who wanted to attend • but
> > > didn't have the transport, sing out, and I'm sure something can be • arranged.
> > > I'd hate to be preventing people from coming just because of the venue.]
> 
> Well Ross and I living in reasonable proximity means that we could easily
> car-pool for such an event.


I'm sure we can come to some kind of arrangement!

> > 
> > I havent really got any creations to show anyone yet, but I'd like to check • out
> > what other people are doing anyway, (and just meet some other lego fans).
> 
> Unfortunately some people buy too much Lego, and end up building things that
> are too big to cart around...  :-)


Well, I came up with a design for an arched suspension bridge (loosely
inspired by Sydney's coat-hanger) when I was a younger - never built it, but
it wouldve ended up about 1.5m span x .5 m high. Never had enough pieces for
it!! (If there's any big train freaks about that are interested, I can
probably just about remember how I did it).

I've only just got back into Lego recently, (when I got a MindStorms set), so
havent had much time to spend all my hard-earned cash. Yet...

Regards,

ROSCO



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(...) so (...) "Yet" is the word. I too innocently returned from my Dark Ages by "just" getting a Mindstorm RIS. Then I just needed a few more Technics parts. Then I just saw a few heavily discounted sets. Then I just felt some of those Star Wars (...) (26 years ago, 14-Aug-00, to lugnet.loc.au, lugnet.org.au)

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Hi Ross, welcome to LUGNET! Ross Crawford wrote in message ... (...) till (...) Hehe, couldn't be much further from the mark really... :-) Yes, actually I live just up the road from Chadstone, in Box Hill South. Ross, I hear that you are on the (...) (26 years ago, 13-Aug-00, to lugnet.loc.au, lugnet.org.au)

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