I have a small box full of old blue Lego railway track - and white sleepers to make it up with. No rolling stock (that works).
Is this in the throw away or give away category - ie, anyone want it?
Laurence
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20 years ago
Blue railway track
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20 years ago
Straight blue rails average US$0.50 per rail on Bricklink:
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I don't know what you mean by working... Isn't Lego about building what you want?
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"Working", as in "a motor unit where the motor doesn't run, 2 carriage chassis with no magnets in the couplings....". If what you wanted to build was a Lego railway, I wouldn't start from here! Laurence
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OK so where is ntlworld? I should have said I'm in North London, UK.
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Those would be minor concerns for Lego enthusiasts. Put it all in a lot on Ebay, describe the non-working stuff in detail and let the market decide what it's worth.
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I used to have loads of the blue track as a kid (early 80's) but sold it to buy computer games (dumb or what). I would happily pay the postage to have some again.
Gaz.