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Re: My Sante Fe 10020
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 24 Feb 2002 17:35:24 GMT
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I am a purist in a sense, but I dislike Lego stickers all together. I had
to put some on this model, but I wanted to be "different". I still have my
limited edition. numbers intact in the original packaging. I hacked up the
ones that came with the engine (301 and 27). And if that still dousn't ease
your mind, then I have another 10020 still in the box (less the limited
numbers - which I had to take out to see what number it was).
-Rob
"Kurt Eilers" <keilers@qwest.net> wrote in message
news:3C78C8E9.1EBDC67E@qwest.net...
> Rob - That is a great idea. However, will you still be able to keep the • original
> number in tact? As a reforming purist, this makes me a touch edgy. When • mine
> arrive they will be built in due time and retain their markings. My • thought was
> to do it this way so my kids can enjoy the rich history of this engine and • Lego
> Rail.
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> - Kurt
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> Rob Hendrix wrote:
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> > I will not be taking my numbers out of their packaging, and I didn't • want to
> > have the same numbers on my engine as everyone else (301 or 27). Here • is
> > what I came up with after doing a little cutting on the stickers from • the
> > 10020:
> >
> > http://www.cei.net/~rhendrix/images/SF377.jpg
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> > I guess thats one way of getting my membership number on a SF!
> >
> > -Rob
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| Rob - That is a great idea. However, will you still be able to keep the original number in tact? As a reforming purist, this makes me a touch edgy. When mine arrive they will be built in due time and retain their markings. My thought was to do it (...) (22 years ago, 24-Feb-02, to lugnet.trains)
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