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Re: Trains available in stores?
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Sat, 13 May 2000 12:58:24 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Paul Baulch writes:
Santosh Bhat wrote in message ...
Was in Toys R Us Parramatta on thursday night. They had One of the 4561 • trains
on the shelf, (this is the new alpine express one). It was priced at about
$230, I'm assuming this set doesn't include the transformer at this price.

But the question i have is, anyone else seen trains in store this year in
Australia?


In Vic, they appear in Myer (similar to GB), but not in TRU that I've seen.
Ben?....

Before anyone says anything about my being part of the thread...This is from
home, not work.

Now that I've got that out of the way, I can't actually remember seeing this
anywhere other than Myer stores. [Then again, as I don't really like the
design, I haven't really worried about it.] [The price does include the
transformer...says a lot about the set quality :) ]

I've seen them in a few Toyworlds here and there too. It doesn't matter to
me because I got mine from an independent store which had it at 20% off RRP
as it does with ALL its Lego stock pretty much ALL year round. Now, what I
want to know is, if a single independent small toy store can do that, why
can't the others?!?

The last time I was at the local toy-world, they told me that different stores
can buy in stock at different prices [eg, Myer get stock at different price to
toy-world, and toy kingdom]. I don't really believe this, having seen the
price-lists. The reason for the price differences is that the stores get more
money at RRP, therefore they sell at RRP.

The store is "Child & Adult" in Elsternwick, Melb. As far as I could see,
they sell only toys (and generally good quality stuff too), and yes, their
title mentions ADULTS. _AND_ their Lego is 20% cheaper than just about
anywhere. Can you say, "Australia's best toy store"?

I've still got to have a look here :)

Cheers,
Paul
LUGNET member 164
http://www.geocities.com/doctorshnub/

Benjamin Whytcross

B_Whytcross@hotmail.com [home]
bwhytcro@pacificaccess.com.au [work]



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Santosh Bhat wrote in message ... (...) trains (...) In Vic, they appear in Myer (similar to GB), but not in TRU that I've seen. Ben?.... I've seen them in a few Toyworlds here and there too. It doesn't matter to me because I got mine from an (...) (24 years ago, 14-May-00, to lugnet.loc.au)

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