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Re: Buying used lego
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Mon, 17 Jul 2000 17:22:00 GMT
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mpratt@cix.co.uk%stopspammers%
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In article <FxtCA5.vs@lugnet.com>, onedaycnn@aol.com (Sid Mark Dinsay)
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> Mark,
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> I've found this is one of the BEST ways to buy Lego, unless of course
> you're
> expecting complete sets out of it. I but mixed lots a lot (pun? not
> intended!) on eBay in the hopes of finding the rare pieces from the late
> 70's/early 80's that I need. Of course, never pay for a mixed lot as
> though
> the sets are complete--meaning, don't pay market--and remember, there's
> always
> a chance that someone else out there will need the pieces you don't.
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> Sid
> Visit my pathetic website dedicated to Lego!
> http://onedaycnn.freeservers.com
I have done this too, there is nothing quite like rooting in a box
and pulling out train parts that you did not expect to find.
Michael Pratt
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| Mark, I've found this is one of the BEST ways to buy Lego, unless of course you're expecting complete sets out of it. I but mixed lots a lot (pun? not intended!) on eBay in the hopes of finding the rare pieces from the late 70's/early 80's that I (...) (24 years ago, 16-Jul-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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