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Re: 10183 LEGO Hobby Trains on ILTCO
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Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:50:28 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Mike Walsh wrote:
> ILTCO has received some images of the new 10183 LEGO Hobby Train.
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> http://www.iltco.org/gallery/view_album.php?set_albumName=album47
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> If you are not familiar with the LEGO Hobby Train (aka UTB), you can read
> some background information in this thread:
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> http://news.lugnet.com/trains/?n=28050&t=f&v=a
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> The first public announcement of the 10183 LEGO Hobby Train appears on Page
> 17 of Brick Journal #6. Excerpted from Brick Journal:
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> 1. The trains have been designed by 10 Hobby Train enthusiasts from around
> the world
> 2. The box contains 1080 elements and the age mark is 16+
> 3. It is an advanced building set
> 4. 30 building instructions will be available for this set for 30 different
> inspirational train models (one set of instructions will be printed and
> included in the box and the 29 other instructions will be available online).
> They can build an indefinite number of trains with the amount of bricks
> available in the box
> 5. The retail price is 99.99 USD
> 6. The launch date is March 19, and you'll be able to get it at
> www.LegoFactory.com!
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> Hopefully we will have more pictures soon.
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> Mike
Looks like a great set for those who travel. I’ll be getting at least one for
that purpose and another idea I have. My only gripe is they now count the wheel
parts separately: 12 holders 24 wheels and 12 axles for a total of 48 parts
that really only work as 12. If they can show me a way to use the parts in some
other fashion than there intended purpose then I’ll recant my gripe but I don't
see it happening.
Over all I see it as a great set. There seems to be a distinked lack of bley, which is always good, and the there isn’t allot of basic bricks. I’d dare to say that most of the set is usable to make 8-wides and when has black ever been unuseful. Kudos to the set designers and to TLC/TLG "whatever there calling themselves these days" for a well designed set that is in a realistic price range.
Ondrew
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| (...) Compared to the prices of LEGO Factory models, the price point for 10183 seems reasonable to me. The train parts on Factory are quite expensive, causing some of my train creations to average close to 15 cents per brick (and complete trains to (...) (18 years ago, 19-Feb-07, to lugnet.trains)
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