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In lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands, Paul Maxwell writes:
> This set is definitly a Coko set. I have enough Coko to match these bricks and
> the minifigs against. Coko 100%... Instructions Coko style too.
I over-stated the apparent duplication of parts in the Wal*Mart set;
several distinctive pieces are very similar but are undeniably different
enough not to have come from direct copies of molds. I also just noticed
that the underside of the steering wheel (the 1x2 tile base) has "Coko"
embossed on it. If it's not Coko, then it's a brand called Coko!
> I also would like to see Coko developing sets again for the US market... Even
> if it is through Wal-Mart.
I agree completely! The more competitors, the better our field of choices
will be!
I was somewhat disappointed that 150+ of the 484 parts in the set were
white 1x2 bricks, but i would never accuse them of padding the parts count.
Not me. Never.
Dave!
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| (...) This should be interesting in light of the TLC infringement victory (in China) that hit the wire-services today (see .mediawatch). Since this appears to be a Coko set, and TLC just won 33 of the claimed infringements against Coko, I wonder if (...) (22 years ago, 21-Jan-03, to lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands)
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| This set is definitly a Coko set. I have enough Coko to match these bricks and the minifigs against. Coko 100%... Instructions Coko style too. I also would like to see Coko developing sets again for the US market... Even if it is through Wal-Mart. (...) (22 years ago, 14-Jan-03, to lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands)
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