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Re: They're from one of the Soccer sets
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lugnet.space
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Thu, 12 Aug 2004 15:26:44 GMT
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In lugnet.space, David Simmons wrote:
> They're used to hold up a foam wall with circular holes as targets to shoot
> the ball through. Can't find the set on Lugnet, but you can probably find
> the set on clearance now. They're groovy parts!
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> DinosaurDave
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> > > Those white, sectioned dome'y things on the front arms...where are they from?
> > > I've seen them in a couple recent mocs.
They be from set 3423 Freekick Frenzy. Look for them anywhere you would find
clearance Lego. There be 4 of those parts per set. Expect to see more of them in
the future. The slots are infuriatingly narrower than a tile's thickness, but
they do have an axle hole in the base. Challenges...and possibilities...
Peace and esoteric parts,
Professor Whateverly
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| They're used to hold up a foam wall with circular holes as targets to shoot the ball through. Can't find the set on Lugnet, but you can probably find the set on clearance now. They're groovy parts! DinosaurDave (...) from? (...) (20 years ago, 11-Aug-04, to lugnet.space)
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