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Re: Rare Magenta Goblets donated to Minifig Museum of Art
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lugnet.org.us.wafol, lugnet.general
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Thu, 9 Mar 2000 09:11:50 GMT
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Anyone want to give up one of those pink chalices? I wouldn't mind having
one (or more, of course).
Susan Hoover wrote:
> In lugnet.announce, Ashley Glennon wrote:
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> > An anonymous donor has given the Minifig Museum of Modern Art five
> > magenta goblets. I have posted a picture of these goblets on the
> > entry page to my minifig art site. To see these goblets, visit:
> > www.minifigmuseum.freeservers.com
> > The freeservers site seems to be loading slow these days so you may
> > have to wait 20 seconds to see the image. I saved the image as a
> > medium JPEG. As far as I have researched, I can not find magenta
> > goblets available in any set including: Belville, Scala and
> > Paradisa. If you know what set these goblets came from, please let
> > me know. To thank the donor for these bricks, the minifigs
> > themselves are celebrating by unveiling a new work titled, "Magenta
> > Madness."
>
> The first time I read this, those magenta goblets sounded familiar, but
> I didn't bother to research it. The other night, I came across a
> magenta goblet in my collection. Only because the goblet happened to
> be in a tackle box that was next to some LEGO boxes was I able to
> figure out where it came from. I have several copies of <set:4151>,
> the 5+ "girlie" tote pack from 1995. This set has one magenta goblet
> in it, along with magenta window frames and pink windows (no glass).
>
> --
> Susan Hoover
> Houston, TX
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