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In lugnet.robotics, Simon Bennett writes:
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> It is from before the existence of Technical Lego and was never used in
> Technical, the grey u/j arrived at the same time as the 850 and the rest of
> the first Technical sets. (by the way was Technic called Technical before it
> was called Technic anywhere other than Britain?)
I think it was "Expert Builder" in the US, but I wasn't even around then so
I'm not sure... :-)
> Do you know about the old cogs which among other things were used to make
> the treads for the dozer in set 780 from 1975? I have this set (well most
> of it) and others. These gears (741, 742 and 743 in Partsref) were brought
> out along with white axles, red bushes and red u/js and big black chain
> links for treads. The u/j and the bush have not been rendered in LDraw so I
> can't show you them but I will eventually take a picture of one of mine and
> put it on Brickshelf. I think at least one of mine may have come from one
> of the early '70s gear sets like 800, 801, 802 or the like but the set
> database is not helping me as I can vaguely remember the box and it isn't there.
>
> Is this some help? If anyone else can remember which sets they were in or
> has a picture, please help.
>
> Psi
Ah okay...I had seen those gears and axle before and was wondering where
they came from. So were these part of a pre-Expert Builder system that
existed before 1978?
-Gaurav Thakur, raving madman
Can be reached at cp5670@supermail.com
http://cp5670.50megs.com/TC/
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