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Re: im just letting all perth people know about a really cool lego shop
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lugnet.loc.au
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Thu, 24 May 2001 23:21:29 GMT
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Mark is great. I've been buying from him for at least 4 years.
I used to stop in there every 3-4 weeks when I lived nearby. But now It
seems to be every 3-4 months.
Mark has a collection of his own. The only problem with his second hand sets
is that the instructions are photocopied.
If they are old set then you can usually get the colour versions from
brickbay.
Cheers
Terry
"Jonathan Wilson" <jonwil@tpgi.com.au> wrote in message
news:3B0C702C.16438C67@tpgi.com.au...
> Its called Kiddywink toys.
> Its run by a guy called Marc
> phone number is 92402919
> address is 12 mumford place balcatta.
> Its opposite the bunnings on enrindale road.
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> What makes it so cool is what Marc sells.
> He sells:
> 1.whole lego sets second hand (for example last time I was in there he
> had one of the large red technic helicoptors for sale) Proces
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> 2.buckets of "assorted" lego. Mainly basic bricks but also some windows,
> castle walls, doors and so on, these also come with a baseplate, usually
> a straight roadplate.
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> and 3.spare parts. Basicly he has lots of boxes of individual parts.
> Prices can range from 10c or less for basic stuff like blue bricks (its
> not the cheapest way to just get "bricks", if you want that go for the
> cheap TRU brick boxes or for #2 above but if you want a specific color
> then its the best way to get it) up to a couple of bucks for larger
> parts like windshields for spaceships and so on. Realy big parts like
> baseplates or electric motors can cost $5 or more. But the prices are
> usually much cheaper than what you would pay on ebay for the same parts.
>
>
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