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Re: Attention Lugnet Philosophers! A quandry....
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Mon, 18 Jan 1999 21:12:55 GMT
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Richard Dee writes:
> What defines "completeness" within a theme?
> Despite rating the theme a meagre 5/10, I am theoretically
> "complete" in Space Port. However......
> There is a value pack set, number 6469, in which can be
> found sets 6458, 6465, and set 6452. Sets 6458 and 6452 I
> already had, 6465 and the value pack 6469 are available in
> the US only. I had purchased 6469, in order to get another
> little launch pad and satellite, as well as 6465.
> So the quandy (I know it is sad to brag about being Space
> Port complete...)....
> Does one, by purchasing 6469, be complete, by virtue of
> having 6469 and 6465 contained within, become "complete," or,
> as the boxes contained within 6469 being un-numbered, (though
> the instructions are), find oneself possesing only 6469, and
> need to purchase 6465 seperately in order to qualify?????????
I think it depends on whether you are defining "complete" as an enthusiast or
as a collector. An enthusiast would be complete just having all the spaceport
sets, regardless of where from. A collector would be complete only when 1 of
every official product was possessed. In essence, it boils down to how picky
you're being ;)
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