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Re: Set 113 (wasHelp needed to identify parts
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 14 Apr 1999 08:48:18 GMT
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Hello Bill and Mark,
the blue bricks decorated with city-name logos suggests that you have set
#113. This set featured a blue 4.5v motor and battery case, boxcar-type POST
car, and a passenger car with printed bricks HAMBURG, BASEL, and GENOA. Ample
blue track (inc. crossing) and the stop-start-reverse semaphore, too.
You may find a picture in the usual places though I haven't looked. I have
the set at home with instructions if I may of more service to you.
Dan Parker/Pacific NW LEGO Train Club
http://www.pnltc.org
In lugnet.trains, Mark Harrison writes:
> Hi Bill,
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> Have a look at set 153 which uses these double wheel set bogies.
> Between the baseplate and wheelsets there is an old style round
> turntable
> I didn't know you were into trains.
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> Mark H.
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> Bill Moreau wrote:
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> > I recently received a large assortment of old LEGOs and need help in
> > identifying the set to which they might belong. There are two white 4x6 • plates
> > with integral 2x4 wheel housings and an integral 1x2 plate protruding from • one
> > end. There is also a hole in the center of the 4x6 plate. Along with this • are
> > three 1x6 blue bricks, 2 of which have a white printed rectangle with • "Genova"
> > showing through in the blue brick color and the other shows "Basel" in the • same
> > manner. Can anyone identify the set number and name for me?
> >
> > Some time ago I posted a request for information on a set #080, Ambassador
> > Train Set, but did not receive a response concerning year of manufacture, • where
> > it was available or any other pertinent information. It is definitely
> > Samsonite because of the information on the box. The instructions show base
> > plates with a mostly smooth surface but the base plates included with the • set
> > are 100% studded. Any information would help.
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Bill
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| Hi Bill, Have a look at set 153 which uses these double wheel set bogies. Between the baseplate and wheelsets there is an old style round turntable I didn't know you were into trains. Mark H. (...) (26 years ago, 14-Apr-99, to lugnet.trains)
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