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Re: Partial List of Georgia Lego Outlet Inventory and prices
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Sun, 13 Feb 2000 06:27:41 GMT
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Michael Hader wrote:
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> In lugnet.market.shopping, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> > > 8299 Search Sub with CD rom 27.99
> > This is about THE cheapest way to get any pneumo. AND lots of yellow
> > beams. You're probably safe from me as I got 20 when S@H was discounting
> > them... Anyone want the CDs? yours for cost of postage.
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> Is there anything good on the CD? I got the sub without the CD when S@H was
> discounting them..
It was their first Technic CD I think. Nik likes it and still plays it
once in a while. It has neat exploded step by step (with translucency)
building instructions for the main and alternate models, some marine
facts, and some other stuff I forget, wrapped in a "I'm a technic guy
and I am giving you a tour of this underwater base" theme. It is surely
worth 2 or 3 dollars difference in price if you don't already have it.
It doesn't have as many activities as the car CD (Turbo Command? It's
packed so I forget) and no racing game per se, but stilll, I liked it.
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> > > 8479 Bar Code Multi Set 159.99
> > Ditto, MSRP 164.. HOWEVER this is hard to come by and if you like green
> > beams there aren't many other ways to get many.
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> That came down in price since I was last there..It was over $200 which is
> [a lot] more than it was at S@H ($164).
Cool. I have one copy of this set as yet unbuilt plus a lot of the green
bits from another copy that someone parted out. I hear the code pilot
isn't that great. But I know someone who built a funicular railway that
is code pilot programmed, he showed it at the LegoLand opening day
nighttime lego fest back in March 99. So stuff IS doable using it. More
flexible than the micro scout, and you get some sensors and motors, I
think.
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