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Re: Lego from Italy
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Tue, 24 Aug 1999 13:15:43 GMT
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Mario,
Thank you for your offer it is very generous. I have allready sent you a
request for some World Cup sets if they can still be found.
NELUG,
This is a very generous offer from Mario and I know many of us will want to
take advantage of it. We should try and not weigh Mario down however and I let
him know that if I was asking for more than he can carry to let me know and I
would cancel or reduce my request.
One thing I told Mario was that if things packed easier out of the Box that I
don't care about the Box and he could just bring me the bags and Instructions.
Thanks again for the offer Mario and let us know if we ask for too much.
Eric
Remove ".nospam" when replying be E-mail.
The New England LEGO Users Group
http://www.nelug.org/
In lugnet.loc.us.ma.bos, Mario Ferrari writes:
> Hello NELUG,
>
> I'm dropping you these few lines just to say that I'll be at the MindFest. As
> I'm from Italy, I thought this could be a good opportunity for some of you to
> get some European sets (or discontinued sets still available here) with no
> shipping costs at all.
>
> My areas are mainly Technic and Trains, but obviously I can look for sets of
> any other theme. I know there's plenty of time before the event but if there's
> anything I have to look for it might takes some time (I do that in my spare
> time).
>
> If you are interested, simply email to me your wish list. If you tell me the
> max price you would pay for your sets, I can save some trips and directly buy
> the sets when I find them without having to be back to you to ask for a
> confirmation. Remember that I'm not very competent outside Technic and Trains
> so please be very precise in your request.
>
> I don't want any money in advance and I won't keep any profit for me. Anyway
> don't be surprised if the prices are higher than what you find/found in the US
> Toy shops. This is a reality we Europeans have to face: Lego is more expensive
> in Europe than in the US :-(
> Anyway sometimes it happens to find a good deal (like a 4559 Cargo Railway at
> less than 100$) or something really old (like an 8094 Control Center).
>
> Let me know, and see you at the MindFest!
>
> Mario
>
> http://www.geocities.com/~marioferrari
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| (...) let (...) Don't worry too much about the weight. I'll fly with a small hand luggage containing everything I need to survive some days in the Boston area (and a small "creature" to show at the MindFest :-) ), and I'll take the largest case I (...) (25 years ago, 25-Aug-99, to lugnet.loc.us.ma.bos)
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| Hello NELUG, I'm dropping you these few lines just to say that I'll be at the MindFest. As I'm from Italy, I thought this could be a good opportunity for some of you to get some European sets (or discontinued sets still available here) with no (...) (25 years ago, 24-Aug-99, to lugnet.loc.us.ma.bos)
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