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On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 14:15:05 GMT, "Calum Tsang"
<tsangc@mie.utoronto.ca> wrote:
> Hey folks,
>
> Here's a story for Matthias Jetleb, since he's the rtlToronto Cool Old Part
> Guy :)
>
> Anyone ever have (maybe probably only Dave because he had Classic Space too)
> the 6970 Beta1 Command Base? (BTW, Canadian Lego never had these flashy
> American names. They had names like "Comand Centre" and other relatively
Thanks for the story (and honorable mention) Calum. Ironically, while
I've never really been into the Space theme. As a result, I only had a
few of the early space sets in my collection - until I discovered
garage sales. Ironically, the last major garage sale of the year
(September 8 and again on September 23 - same house) netted 9 classic
space sets and two pairs of classic space base plates (305 & 306)
among the 72 amazingly complete sets (only 4 manuals missing, and only
1 set missing any major parts - oops, I'm gloating again...:-) ).
Among these space sets was a complete 6970.
I'll have to take a close look at that window to see what you're
referring to.
Matthias Jetleb
VA3-MWJ
BTW. I'm going to try to remember to bring some of the more
interesting sets to tonight's meeting, including the first SPUD I can
recall ever seeing as a kid. I didn't own it then, but I do now :-)
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