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- Posted on
September 27, 2005, 12:00 am
Call this reminiscing but at least ten years ago I remember playing
with these cool arctic Lego sets. I'm much too old to be playing with
them now (and indeed I think the pieces were given away to younger
relatives), but I'd still like to see pictures and such of the old
products. Yet Lego's site just lists the sets they currently still
have in production. Is there some Lego fansite somewhere that has a
long list of "out-of-print" Lego sets? Thanks!
with these cool arctic Lego sets. I'm much too old to be playing with
them now (and indeed I think the pieces were given away to younger
relatives), but I'd still like to see pictures and such of the old
products. Yet Lego's site just lists the sets they currently still
have in production. Is there some Lego fansite somewhere that has a
long list of "out-of-print" Lego sets? Thanks!
Re: Is there some Lego compendium website anywhere?
Thank you so much - I found exactly the set I was looking for!
Also, my most favorite package from any set was the following, which is
apparently rated the most favorite out of anything on the site!
< http://www.brickset.com/search.aspx?Seti73-1 >
Ahhh, I fondly remember that spaceship thingy. I got it for my
birthday and it was by far the biggest Lego set I had gotten to date
(or since then, really). It was fricking awesome. It must have been
at least $50, too. Alas, for some reason I took it apart, and now I'm
probably missing some of the parts as well as the assembly directions.
Gahhr.
Re: Is there some Lego compendium website anywhere?
Just follow the link on the page you quoted above:
"
Other Resources
Instructions
>>> PICSL <<<
"
and you'll find the building instructions (http://peeron.com/scans/6973-1 )
--
Anders Isaksson, Sweden
BlockCAD: http://web.telia.com/~u16122508/proglego.htm
Gallery: http://web.telia.com/~u16122508/gallery/index.htm
Re: Is there some Lego compendium website anywhere?
Plenty :)
http://www.brickset.com
http://www.peeron.com
http://guide.lugnet.com
To name just a few.
WRT the "arctic" sets, are these the ones?
http://www.brickset.com/search.aspx?SubTheme=Ice%20Planet%202002
--
Dean Earley (dean.earley@icode.co.uk)
i-Catcher Development Team
iCode Systems
Re: Is there some Lego compendium website anywhere?
WOW! If you're too old to be playing with them (Lego sets) now, you must be the
oldest person to post to this newsgroup. How old are you? You must be close to
100, if not older. <G>
I'm 57 and still building. My Western sets will be on display at Fall for
Fairfax on October 1. (That's in Fairfax, VA.)
http://www.fallforfairfax.com/
--
Ken Rice -=:=- kennrice (AT) erols (DOT) com
http://users.erols.com/kennrice - Lego Compatible Flex Track,
Civil War Round Table of DC & Concentration Camp made of Lego bricks
http://members.tripod.com/~kennrice
Maps of Ultima 7 Parts 1 & 2, Prophecy of the Shadow, Savage Empire,
Crusaders of Dark Savant & Others.
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