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Re: The Perfect Parts Set: 6776 Ogel Control Center?
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lugnet.year.2001
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Wed, 7 Feb 2001 22:18:09 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Kerry Raymond writes:
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> > > Interestingly enough, it appears to come on an old Paradisa 6416 (Poolside
> > > Paradise) baseplate with a new paint job!
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> > Is that the one described at a recent Australian Lego event as the
> > "chip-n-dip" baseplate, on the grounds that it can double as a platter to
> > serve nibbles at parties? Put your olives in the swimming pool, etc.
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> That's absolutely magnificent. I wonder, has anyone tried this?
> I have about four of those baseplates, and I'm thinking it might
> be worth a try. I suppose I can use my Royal Knights Castle baseplate
> to hold nacho chips.
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> This is, of course, assuming that there's nothing poisonous about
> LEGO screen-print.
Careful if it's salsa.
It was the MUG/SLUG/BUG studfest, that this came up on.
I had traded the large Belville Royal Palace BP(5808) to Paul Baulch (MUG),
I think Sue Ann Barber (MUG) remarked that it would make a perfect dip/chip
container for parties, having four depressions in it.
The Ogel/6416 baseplate only has a couple, plus you may lose dip out the
driveway, if of a fluid-like consistency.
pete.w
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| (...) That's absolutely magnificent. I wonder, has anyone tried this? I have about four of those baseplates, and I'm thinking it might be worth a try. I suppose I can use my Royal Knights Castle baseplate to hold nacho chips. This is, of course, (...) (23 years ago, 7-Feb-01, to lugnet.castle, lugnet.space, lugnet.pirates, lugnet.build, lugnet.year.2001)
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