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economics of set 3225
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lugnet.trains
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Date:
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Sun, 28 Feb 1999 23:13:23 GMT
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cmasi@ANTISPAMcmasi.chem.tulane.edu
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There has been alot of talk about the classic train again lately, so I
grabbed my shop at home catalogu to give it a look.
First, I still do not like it based the same reasons everyone else
doesn't like it, but economically...
3 pairs of wheel sets at $3.50 = 10.50
4 pairs of magnetic couplers at 3.50 = 14.00
1 train engine = 27.50
spare parts alone.... $ 52.00
Which leaves $14 for the rest of the model (counting minifigs at $1 ea)
we are down to $11 for the rest of the model.
Oh why oh why did they put blue glass in the coach! If it was clear I
would not be debating my next purchase!
Chris
PS Is it still available? The first time I saw it was in December, but
it is a special set so normal rules about sale life expectancy to do not
apply.
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Message has 3 Replies:
 | | Re: economics of set 3225
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| Chris, Yes, it is still available, I got the new Adventurer cover (Spring? I have to go look at it now! OK, Spring 1999 titled Jungle Adventure - Pretty neat picture!) page 9, bottom. $66.00US. I thought about this train a lot, and I think it is a (...) (26 years ago, 28-Feb-99, to lugnet.trains)
| | | Re: economics of set 3225
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| I finally completed my 3225 Classic Train last night. It is very relaxing to build at the end of the evening. I have to agree with the majority of previous posts, it is a weird little train. It is cute, but the cars just look 'odd'. The best car (...) (26 years ago, 4-Mar-99, to lugnet.trains)
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