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Re: Lego layout from the seventies
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lugnet.general, lugnet.trains
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Wed, 17 May 2000 05:03:47 GMT
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Gary Istok wrote:
> Yes gray bricks were not available during the 60's, only gray plates. But that
> doesn't mean that LEGO didn't produce them for their models. They still do it
> today with bricks and pieces that are not produced for the general public. Just
> go to a LEGOLAND sometime, and see if you can spot bricks that are in no known
> set.
See if you can?? You mean try NOT to spot any :-/
That's what got me about 1/2-1 hr with a Model Builder at the LLC Grand Opening
weekend - my grousing about all the parts in pink, light blue, green, and brown that
just weren't purchasable.
I hope I can get time with some Model Builders at the Kidvention in LLC in July ;-)
Maybe I can convince them to let me pick through their bins ;-)
--
Tom Stangl
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