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Re: Old sets being sold in new guise?
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lugnet.loc.au
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Mon, 21 May 2001 05:16:08 GMT
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COOL, is the only word for it.
I know that the front end loader will sell well, as an ebay auction for the
same set did very well, US$150 +. I'm sure the Pirates would also be a great
seller. The other set i'm not sure about, but myself wouldn't mind one of
the service stations. I hope this new release continues and expands for
other select sets, and have a feeling it will be great for the Lego Company.
Aaron Coghill
pete white <aquanaut@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:GDLtEK.Cv6@lugnet.com...
> In lugnet.market.shopping, Torsten Fresemann writes:
> > Hi!
> > I don't know if this has in any way been discussed anywhere yet, but it seems
> > TLC has reissued a couple of old sets in new packaging and under new set
> > numbers. Apparently they will come into the shops in September and can now be
> > preordered at http://www.1000steine.de/marktplatz/classics/ - HOWEVER I do not
> > know if this is open to international buyers.
> > Again, as I cannot follow every thread ever made here I may have missed
> > something, but isn't it odd they should reissue old sets? And why these sets?
> > Surely 6289 and 6280 were/are not among the most sought-after ones?
> > There's been some discussion in the past in the German Lego forum that TLC
> > could issue "silver anniversary" sets or something similar with the sets'
> > special parts being silver-coloured. Now they come up with this. Why? Does this
> > demonstrate their inability to come up with something new that is not crap?
> >
> Any Australian Pirate/Technic fans should look up any German contacts they
> have and save their pesos.
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