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Re: [Fwd: Re: Train Windows and Doors]
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Sat, 21 Oct 2000 17:54:11 GMT
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Kevin Loch wrote:
> Plus, note that the black wagon plate is a full 28 studs.
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> I never in a million years would have expected them
> to offer exactly the special pieces we asked for.
Yes, they now notice the AFOL market. That's why the 'parts packs' have shrunk in
number and grown in size and cost. They know us AFOL's will dump $30USD ($45CDN)
on a pack for one or two parts...
But at least the Train packs only contain useful parts! Excellent!
> In fact, I had heard a rumor that there were certain
> (now offered) elements they would "never sell directly".
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> I am very pleased to see that they reversed that policy
> and are responding to our not so trivial market:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/poll.cgi?poll=8
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> Congratulations Brad for making this possible!
Damn, we missed the poll...
Dean
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