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Re: S@H - Train accessories are disappearing!
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lugnet.loc.uk, lugnet.dear-lego
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Tue, 5 Jun 2001 13:21:08 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.uk, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.loc.uk, Jason J. Railton writes:
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> > Well, yes there is. The <set:3737> wagon base pack is a fairly recent
> > product of the bulk bricks range, and is still available.
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> There were reports that every single one of these had a warped wagon plate.
> I never did hear anything definitive from Lego about it though. Nor do I
> remember what happened with the folks that returned theirs.
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> So just be aware of that, hope it helps.
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> ++Lar
Hmm. I heard about this too, but not one of the five I've had (in two
orders) suffered from this. Is this a stateside problem? Has anyone in
Europe had this problem? Is it to do with the manufacturing, or is it down
to areas with a warmer climate where they spend longer sat around in the
packaging? Maybe those who haven't had any problems simply haven't posted.
I know it was reported that ones with a twist along the length tend to jump
the rails. One of mine has a very slight bow; it's just detectable if you
look along the length, but this hasn't been a problem. It flattens out once
you build anything on it.
Maybe the answer is not to buy too many at a time. Because they're bagged,
not boxed, I can see there may be a deforming pressure if a large number
were stuffed into a small box.
Jason J Railton
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