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Re: BSB
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lugnet.loc.au
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Thu, 10 Oct 2002 05:49:43 GMT
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> I remember looking at the Lego shelves during the late eighties and nineties
> and thinking much the same thing. Maybe I was just trying to justify my lack
> of interest.
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> Now I'm actually building with them again I'm thinking how wonderful all
> these new pieces are. I remember how exciting it was in the late 70's when
> the minifig appeared, and a few years later when the space theme and all
> it's new parts appeared. The variety of parts available today is amazing.
> Any percieved specialisation of a part is purely subjective. I just know I
> can use those rowboat pieces in a spaceship somehow.
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> Allister
I remember the late 80s was right about when I got into lego. I always
loved lego, particularly space (I was overjoyed when they released the
visors on the space dude's helmets). When the pirates series was release I
just about had a spaz out. They were the single greatest lego ever invented
(for play value at least). And even though I only had around five
"governors" they always seemed to beat my ~15 pirates, who even had their
own big base. Hmmm. The good ole' days. :)
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| (...) Haha. Yeah, I was that soldier. I remember looking at the Lego shelves during the late eighties and nineties and thinking much the same thing. Maybe I was just trying to justify my lack of interest. Now I'm actually building with them again (...) (22 years ago, 10-Oct-02, to lugnet.loc.au)
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