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Re: Newbie's questions
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lugnet.robotics
Date: 
Tue, 28 Dec 1999 14:41:22 GMT
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Hi,

Uwe Denzer wrote:

> 4. Spare parts in Europe
> I'm living in Germany, and it seems really troublesome to get spare
> parts over here. You guys in the USA who can order from Pitsco are
> lucky. In Germany, too, there is a dealer of the Dacta series, but he
> doesn't sell individual spare parts. And Pitsco in the U.S. doesn't
> accept overseas orders... I'd be interested in any source where I could
> purchase a bunch of bricks when needed (e.g. "50 pcs of that 1x2 type",
> as Pitsco is doing) and *especially* those special parts like "large
> roundtables" that don't seem to be available from any other source.
> Has anybody found any way to obtain such parts easily over here in
> Europe?

Last week I faxed all the firms mentioned on

http://www.lego.com/dacta/addresses/wheretobuylist.asp#de

asking for mindstorms and technic parts. They all pointed me to

Technik-LPE GmbH
Technische Medien -
Schulausstattung
Postfach 1121
Schwanheimer Strasse 27
D-69412 EBERBACH
Germany
Tel: + 49 62 71 92 34 10
Fax: + 49 62 71 92 34 20
technik-lpe@t-online.de
www.technik-LPE.com

I've got already an answer from most of them with prices and
availability. They're very expensive. I do not know if they sell to
individuals, as I requestet the parts for our communications
association ...

So I faxed to my toy-dealer (It's a VEDES-Shop www.vedes.de ) and they
answered me, that they can't deliver before january 15th. But they are
cheaper.

I look forward to the opening of the next legoland near gunzburg
(between ulm and augsburg - I live in augsburg) in 2002 - then it
would be no problem to buy lego-parts as cheap as possible ...


MfG

Stefan Krister


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Message has 2 Replies:
  Re: Newbie's questions
 
(...) Yes, I knew them already. I have their printed brochure. However, all I find there are (educational) *sets*, not "bags of parts" as Pitsco is selling ... Later, Uwe (27 years ago, 29-Dec-99, to lugnet.robotics)
  RE: Newbie's questions
 
(...) Don't hold your breath. The Big Shop at Legoland in Carlsbad California stocks a very complete line of Lego sets (including Scala, Belle (?), and a few Dacta sets), and many service packs. Nothing beyond that. All at full retail price. No bulk (...) (27 years ago, 5-Jan-00, to lugnet.robotics)

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  Newbie's questions
 
Hi there, I got my first RIS kit for X-mas. (Actually, I bought it for myself after I couldn't convince my daughter to wish it for herself :-) I made my first robot last night (after my family finally went to bed), and it runs quite well (still with (...) (27 years ago, 28-Dec-99, to lugnet.robotics)

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