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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Patterson wrote:
<Snip other peoples comments>
> Look at page 11 then, what I post here is quick, I sit for a very long time when
> I make the corrections and do not quote pages or steps. However you want to cut
> it, there are two tan bricks that are not in the inventory. That is the
> important part.And for your other little snide comment, I posted part of an
> email that I sent to Dan, Try to think out of the box a little. I have had a
> lot of pictures and corrections and inventories accepted. You come into the
> middle of something without any idea of what you are talking about. Nice try.
> John P
John,
Does this mean that you are using instructions to build your inventories or are
you using actual MISB set contents? The latter would be a lot more accurate,
would it not? After all, I have seen errors in LEGO instructions before not to
mention part substitutions (e.g. the girders in some recent Batman sets while
diagrammed to be the same as the Studio sets, were in fact a different mold).
Jude
X-FUT .inv since it is addressing set inventory methods
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| (...) The way I go about this is to print the Peeron inventory for the set. Then I match what is in my set. I use the actual set. I then build the model, and any variations. I note the differences on the printed inventory page. Almost all my sets (...) (18 years ago, 20-Mar-07, to lugnet.inv)
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| (...) Look at page 11 then, what I post here is quick, I sit for a very long time when I make the corrections and do not quote pages or steps. However you want to cut it, there are two tan bricks that are not in the inventory. That is the important (...) (18 years ago, 20-Mar-07, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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