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Re: Lego event in Glasgow
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Mon, 25 Oct 1999 12:52:17 GMT
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I did some digging and it does indeed seem that this offer hasn't made
it on to the website :-( I'm told that will soon be rectified. I know
it exists as I have a Biker Bob on top of my monitor :-)
However if anyone can't wait, the book can be ordered directly from us
on 0870 842 0000. Post and Packing are Free of Charge in the UK and
Ireland.
The ISBN of the offer is 0334107166 and it's featured in the Make
Learning Fun brochure.
As I said before though, if you know a DKFL advisor please consider
ordering it through them as that way they get the commission on the
sale.
Neil.
(Apologies if anyone considers this an advertisement, it wasn't meant as
such.)
Scott-A wrote:
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> I've checked the DK site. I can find no reference to Biker Bob?
>
> Neil Ford wrote in message <3811C8B3.69095A70@binky.demon.co.uk>...
> > Stu
> >
> > If you are going to buy the book, either find a local DKFL Advisor or
> > try www.dk.com. There is currently an offer on where the book is on
> > sale for 8.99 and comes with a free Biker Bob model!
> >
> > You might need a code for the website, if you do, email me directly and
> > I'll sort you one out.
> >
> > BTW - the book is a great read. That's a personal opinion, not a
> > company statement :-)
> >
> > Neil.
> > --
> > neil.ford@dk.com - neil@binky.demon.co.uk
> > (Day Job - Network Manager, Dorling Kindersley Family Learning)
> >
> > "Stu C." wrote:
> > >
> > > On the way back from seeing "The Blair Witch Project" this afternoon • (boy, is
> > > that gonna be easy to do in Lego form!), I passed by a bookshop in • Glasgow
> > > which had a poster for a Lego event.
> > > I can't remember the exact name of the shop (Ottaka, Ottara, Ottaraka,
> > > something along those lines anyway), but it can be found at the entrance • to the
> > > new Buchanan Galleries mall on the corner of Sauchiehall Street and • Buchanan
> > > Street. The poster read along the lines of:
> > > An expert Lego builder will be appearing at the store on Saturday 13th • November
> > > between 12-2pm. Bring along your own bricks or your favourite Lego sets • and
> > > help us complete our model of... [aaargh, that movie is freaking with my • head,
> > > I can't remember what it was now, the something Rose, maybe Winchester • Rose?].
> > > It also added that you could trade in your bricks for a special gift* • [*while
> > > stocks last].
> > > The poster was surrounded by a few copies of "The Ultimate Lego Book" by • DK
> > > (£12.99), and, after browsing the book for a couple of minutes, the • poster
> > > itself seemed to include images taken from it such as a Beefeater and a
> > > globe... the book has some fan-tastic models in, but I'm in a quandary as • to
> > > whether or not to buy it cos its just the kind of thing my Aunt would buy • me
> > > for Xmas! [And also cos I'm almost bankrupt, but such is the student • life...]
> > >
> > > Stu C.
> > > University of Glasgow
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