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Re: New Poll // Train History / Set114
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 12 Jan 2003 20:33:21 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Klaas H. Meijaard writes:
> > Ben
> From my childhood I recall we owned this set, and we got it together
> with 113, from a frieds father who was a kind of marketing-employee at
> Lego-Holland.
Thanks a lot for your input Klaas!
So 114 should have been sold in the Benelux countries as well. It's the same
with 115: that set has never been available in Germany, as far as known.
> I'm almost 100% certain Set 114 did NOT have any instructions at all!
> Also not on the backside.
I got some infos on set 080 a while ago: inside the 080 is a114-like train
and that one has definitely had no instruction, but a black and white one on
the trainbox (which has been seperately within the 080 box).
> Just looking at the box, my brothers and I build it in about 10 minutes.
So as you remember it, there was only the colour picture on the box and you
used that to build it?
> ...and we build about > 100 times of course... :-)
> ... as with 113. Aslo build without any instructions. No problem.
But 113 has had instructions, right? The waggons have been a black and white
print on the box bottom inside, the engine has been same as 112, so a 112
instruction was added inside the set 113.
> the
> only problem where the batteries. Always dead when you wanted to play! :-(
I remember this from my childhood: I was able to empty a set of 3 new
batteries within a day, but with some luck I got fresh ones once in a month.
> I am quite sure the front of the box in 'somewhere' in the box of Lego
> my father still keeps for e.g. my children to play with, while visiting.
> (filled with bad CA-bricks, and these terrible old roof-pieces) :-)
Front of the box would be great: if there was some more that that, it would be
even better. Maybe there was this black and white picture like on the 080 box
and you forgot? I have problems to imagine TLC sold a set completely without
instruction, but who knows.
> I'll check for you during our next visit!
THANKS!
Ben
> See you,
> Klaas
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> Note:
> In May a bunch of members (incl. me) from De Bouwsteen will be visiting
> the Lego Factories in Billund. I hope/suspect they have some kind of
> 'museum' with complete old sets. Maybe it's there, and, if so: I'll
> reveal the truth!
Sounds great! I'm really jealous hearing this.... I would love to have that
look into the 'secret' museum.
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