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11. Re: The "brag" thread: Post your recent great finds!

    

    Comment by M1J0E · February 2019 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    
Nice find! I’m not even a huge classic space guy, but I had as a kid (& thankfully still have) #6954 & #6941. The ‘modular’ technic pin bricks was awesome as a play feature at the time. And these actually are nice display models even now I think.

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12. Selling Late 80's early 90's collection

    

    Discussion by mikeymase · May 2013 · Home› Marketplace

    First time posting here, I am sure many of you know of bricklink and here is a thread link to the bricklink posting for the pics. http://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=723634 I am unloading a lot to make way for a new move and change in life. Mostly castle, pirates I, police I, blacktron stuff etc. All lego and figures…

13. Re: What is your all-time favorite set?

    

    Comment by flord · March 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    My sentimental favourite is the Blacktron Renegade #6954. It was the first Lego I bought with my own money way back in 1987. The Renegade was pretty badass for its time - all black, including black-clad astronauts with black visors, and a strange asymmetrical design. I loved the hell out of that thing. I kept it on my…

14. For Sale: Classic LEGO Lot: 50+ sets, including classic space, black falcons, town, train, etc.

    

    Discussion by brickupdate · April 2014 · Home› Marketplace

    This is a large lot of classic LEGO sets from the late 1980's and the very early 1990's. I bought this collection from a single owner, and have only partially sorted it. Some LEGO I have cleaned some I haven't. When I bought them, the sets were mostly all still put together, and as I sorted through some of them to match…

15. Re: Wanted: Your opinion - the definite list of Lego Space flagships

    

    Comment by natro220 · June 2012 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    Hi, you have a pretty good list going. Personally, I would steer clear of the Mars sets for something like this, but that's just me. My list of 5 "flagships" would look like this: 1) 6986 Mission Commander 2) 6973 Deep Freeze Defender 3) 6982 Explorien Starship 4) 6980 Galaxy Commander 5) 6984 Galactic Mediator You are…

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16. Re: How did you get started with LEGO?

    

    Comment by binaryeye · March 2014 · Home› Collecting

    I suppose simply being a kid in the early 80s is what got me into LEGO. The earliest set I recall my parents buying for me is #3669, and the earliest set I recall picking out at the store and building myself is #6803. I had relatively few sets, and none very large; #6074, #6954, and #6054 were the highlights of my…

17. Re: CEC Team ask "What would you like to see as new themes for LEGO Direct?"

    

    Comment by oldtodd33 · August 2011 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    OK I hate to be picky, but I must be. @vynsane the Invader is set number 6894. The set you have listed is 6984 SP 2 Galactic Mediator. For my vote I will stay close to vynsane and say Blacktron 1 set 6987 Message Intercept Base. Even though out of all 900+ sets I own, I don't own that set. I've just never got around to…

18. Re: How many sets do you own?

    

    Comment by M1J0E · April 2019 · Home› Collecting

    172 today. 29,975th. Tagged the most interesting sets I can think of. Some vintage ones I’ve picked up used to add to the collection. That excludes my wife’s friends sets though (I let her keep her own brickset) but does include a couple friends sets I’ve bought for myself which made it into her display. Of the 172 that…

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