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Jake McKee wrote:
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> Inspired by John's post (http://news.lugnet.com/general/?n=39785), I would
> love to throw out a question!
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> What is your coolest LEGO Experience? Maybe you built an amazing castle when
> you were eight years old. Or perhaps you've had a more recent experience
> like watching an FLL robotics competition where you saw kids participating
> in the most thrilling event of their lives. Or maybe you finished the
> perfect train car and posted it online.
Hmm, I may have a new coolest LEGO experience...
This year I got several brick presents for Christmas. The first one I
opened was a plastic case of used LEGO my mom had found in a yardsale.
Insider were the instructions for 6391, and a bunch of parts. There was
also a crater plate and several classic space minifigs. The 6391 is only
about 70% complete, but almost all of the important parts are present
(one red 2x2x2 mailbox, a few 1x2 bricks with garage door slot, and some
of the minifigs are missing).
The space parts at least include a significant portion of 6930.
Another present from my mom was a Tyco telephone.
I also got a few sets from my sister and nephew.
Frank
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