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Re: best train set for starting out
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lugnet.trains
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Sun, 13 Aug 2000 02:35:08 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Curt Helmerich writes:
> I've been a Technic fan for a long time and am now looking to get into getting
> some of the Lego train sets. Could anyone recommend which sets might be the
> best one to buy starting out. I was thinking one of the larger main sets along
> with some extra track might make the most sense. Looking to spend no more than
> US$200.
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> Thanks,
> Curt
Curt,
Set 4565 is definitely the way to go. I've recently discovered LEGO trains,
and bought 4559 first. Hard to make freight equipment out of that set,managed
to make a 'critter' and a pair of depressed-center flatcars,but that's it.
Since then, I have bought two sets of 4565 and I'm simply having a blast with
these. If you want the biggest bang-for-your-buck, try set 4565...
-Harvey
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