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Re: Technic Box #1 update
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Sat, 26 Feb 2000 02:31:28 GMT
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wattsup1@earthlink.net/stopspammers/
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Thanks for the update Mark.
I felt the same way when I had the box and saw the broken bits. Thanks
for taking the time to seperate them into another bag and doing such a
fine job with the packaging (I'm sure Larry would be proud).
I actually did'nt find hardly anything that I wanted, but made a
contribution of some gears, wheels, instruction manuals and small beams
anyway. I wish I had seen the box after you, I would have liked to have
more of those chain links.
I say the next person (Ken) should just throw away the broken parts.
Any others agree?
-Phil Watt
Mark Haye wrote:
> Technic Box #1 is on the way to Ken Drew as of this morning.
>
> I packaged the parts in an official LEGO S@H box, with
> official LEGO S@H packing. Given that Larry P. started
> this box, it only seems fitting that LEGO purity should be
> maintained. ;-)
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> <soapbox>
> In general, the box was mostly what I anticipated: a random
> collection of Technic parts, and I was able to make what I
> considered a fair trade. I was, however disappointed by
> finding several "defective" parts in the mix: an 8-tooth gear
> that was crushed, a 5x5 pulley on which half the center spar
> was broken off, a beam with gobs of glue/epoxy on the ends,
> various Technic figure appendages, some broken off, some
> just separated, etc. I also found some parts which, AFAIK,
> are not even LEGO, which makes them "defective" by
> definition, I guess. ;-) I'm disappointed that someone thought
> these parts were worthy of trading into a Jambalaya box.
> If these parts were in my collection, I would throw them away,
> but I couldn't bring myself to take them as part of my trade
> just to throw them away, so I separated some of the more
> obvious "defects" into another bag, labelled "junk." What I
> traded into the box was brand-new, never-been-used,
> still-in-the-perforated-bag parts (about 180 Technic chain
> links). While trading brand-new parts is certainly not
> required, I definitely think the Jambalaya boxes should
> not be used as a dumping ground for "defective" parts.
> </soapbox>
>
> --
> Mark Haye, haye (at) us (dot) ibm (dot) com
> IBM TSM Server Development, Tucson, AZ
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| "Phil Watt" <wattsup1@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:38B73B00.B5E5C4...ink.net... (...) <snip> (...) <snipage.> (...) <snip> I also was dissapointed by the broken bits, but left them in thinking that maybe if someone has an "off the wall" (...) (27 years ago, 2-Mar-00, to lugnet.market.jambalaya)
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| Technic Box #1 is on the way to Ken Drew as of this morning. I packaged the parts in an official LEGO S@H box, with official LEGO S@H packing. Given that Larry P. started this box, it only seems fitting that LEGO purity should be maintained. ;-) (...) (27 years ago, 26-Feb-00, to lugnet.market.jambalaya)
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