Anybody ever find any of thier long lost sets? I found some of my older sets today!

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• ecmo47 North CarolinaMember Posts: 2,101

  January 2015 edited January 2015

  That's cool! Like finding buried teasure! I know were my childhood Lego are; In a box at the folks house and they are trashed! No boxes, instructions and many pieces (like hinges) are broken. They were well loved at the time but are not worth a thing now. I once remember hooking up a Lego motor to some gears to spun an axle so fast that friction melted it! So no tidy, complete sets for me.

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• drdavewatford Hertfordshire, UKAdministrator Posts: 6,742

  January 2015

  Nice - some great finds there, although the Star Wars Pod Racer bucket is a monstrosity!

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• Kralaskan Member Posts: 208

  January 2015

  I have more, my sets from the 70s. The expert builder sets. None are complete, I have some parts, some boxes and some instructions though. I had 3 brothers so our stuff all got mixed in together.
  At my parents there are huge plastic containers sorted by color and I'm pretty sure all my parts are there. Need time to sort them and still a battle over who owns what. My younger brother thinks it's all his but I'm calling BS on him. Lol
  I had or should say have,
  Go cart
  Auto chassis
  Tractor
  Crane
  Bulldozer
  Motor kit
  Spare parts kit
  
  I am digging finding my blue watto as I had no idea it had become so valuable.
  The old jar jar mini fig is in the pod racer set, not sure what it's worth
  

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• samiam391 A log cabin in PA, United StatesMember Posts: 4,423

  January 2015 edited January 2015

  Kralaskan said:

  
  The old jar jar mini fig is in the pod racer set, not sure what it's worth
  

  He is worth about as much as he was in the movies... so next to nothing.
  

  

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• Kralaskan Member Posts: 208

  January 2015

  Ha ha. That's funny. He was kind of a fail of a characture. I like him
  More as a mini fig that don't talk. Value is not a concern as i would never part
  Any of them out

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