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Re: COLLECTORS' LOT - C4 - April 27 - 15:30
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Fri, 28 Apr 2000 11:09:03 GMT
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> It may put Conrad's 25,000 bricks to shame, but it was compareable with my
> sack of loose bricks, weight approx 1 ton, size 1 cubic metre. What with
> around 350 sets, I estimate am nearing that figure! . Only I'm not at all
> organised. I have been sorting my stuff on and off for nearly 4 years and • I am
> not even 50% organised yet!
Sorting is the problem for me too. I've all but stopped buying bulk used
loose Lego from boot sales etc. Normally, I just pick the parts I want and
then buy these only. Sellers are normally happy to sell 1% of there
collection for £1, when they want £10 for the whole lot. :-)
Scott A
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| Like Scott, I was not sure what to expect from the programme, although while the ship was quite impressive, in some ways it had scope for improvement. I felt that the bow would look much smother using plates rather than bricks, but maybe he did not (...) (24 years ago, 28-Apr-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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