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And some pics from the show (and pics of FOTW)
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Wed, 7 Nov 2007 05:30:32 GMT
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http://sandysparky.net/gallery/20071102_hobby_show
Janey’s TorStar box
Jeff VW’s new castle
Deb’s beach resort
Jason’s not-so-completed nifty building
Chris’s walking ‘bot
More pics here--
http://sandysparky.net/gallery/20071102_hobby_show
As well, thanks to Allan and the parting of 60 bones, this is the Find of the
Week (FOTW), at least for me--
An acquaintance of Allans dad dropped off two boxes full of LEGO bricks. The
boxes themselves were a tad damp, so the bricks and instructions smelled a
little of mildew. owever, nothign that can’t be fixed. Allan kept (most of)
the paperwork and I got the bricks.
We found in the boxes a Galaxy Explorer (complete), Space Cruiser (missing 3
grey plates) and the Yellow Castle (few missing torsos), along with lotsa basic
bricks.
As well, there was the classic blue/red/yellow gear sets from the mid 70’s--with
white axles and red bushings, and the red 4 piece boat hull (with weight). The
4.5 volt battery box still had 3 C batteries in it--and they were a’leakin’--so
I cleaned that up. I tested the motor but it didn’t work. As Allan stated at
the show, these bricks were cared for--the pieces don’t show teeth marks or
abuse, but the minifigs do look well played with--labels are faded. Eh, I’m
just happy for the fantastic allotment of ‘70’s pieces.
I washed all the non-printed/non electric bricks and now they’re all cleaned up
and sorted into the rest of my collection :)
I’m 40 and I still get excited when I find neat LEGO stuff. I’m actually having
more fun finding ‘older’ LEGO pieces that remind me of my youth.
Dave K
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