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1. Re: NOT BendyBadgers Big Bonus Ball Bonanza - Polybag Giveaway (29th August)

   

   Comment by Basta · August 2015 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   No word of a lie but #671 is my first set too. Freaky!

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2. Re: The most valuable assembly of LEGO parts ever!!

   

   Comment by Istokg · June 2015 · Home› Collecting

   I am still looking for a Vauxhall Victor Estate sealed in a plastic garage with banderole.... I have the 261-268, and finally found the UK 670 Jaguar sealed... but still no 671 Vauxhall!! :/ Brasletty thinks they weren't sold that way.... but if the 670 was sold in a sealed plastic garage, then I think the 671 would also…

3. Re: Very first Lego set

   

   Comment by luckyruss · April 2012 · Home› Collecting

   The first set I recall really playing with as a kid was 671-1 http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=671-1 (which I guess is the European equivalent of the set DaveE mentions above). The oldest set I own is 360-1, which was handed down from some distant family friend shortly after. http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=360-1

4. Re: Polybag Search

   

   Comment by Joseph · April 2013 · Home› Brickset.com

   That sounds like something for Brickset's advanced query maker; there's probably an existing one, but here's one I just made: http://www.brickset.com/search/advanced/run/?q=671

5. Re: Any rumors on what the next monument set might be?

   

   

   Comment by CupIsHalfEmpty · February 2013 · Home› Collecting

   If you want Canadian I would go with habitat since it pretty much already is Lego... carlywilkiesteven.com/index/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Habitat-671-e1322536208456.jpg

6. Re: New summer sets

   

   Comment by iso3200 · January 2016 · Home› Collecting

   Woah... #601 takes me back. Had that given to me for Birthday or Christmas one year along with #671 Tanker. How I lusted over #377 though. I'd buy a set like @MattsWhat posted if it were real. Excellent MOC

7. Re: Why doesn't LEGO sell or list polybags on their website?

   

   Comment by Joseph · June 2013 · Home› Marketplace

   You might find a few theories here: http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/7795/why-doesnt-lego-sell-polybag-sets-directly-or-even-acknowledge-their-existence And here's the list of all polybags: http://www.brickset.com/search/advanced/run/?q=671

8. Old (1970's) stickers on rare sets - can they be removed and reapplied?

   

   Discussion by MinifigsMe · October 2011 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I'm a very lucky lady and have managed to acquire a few very nice condition 1970's sets (1589, 375, 377, 671 and some others). I'm cleaning and prepping them for sale. The vast majority of the stickers are there and intact, but a few are in the wrong places. Is it possible to remove these and re-glue them back on? There…

9. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   

   Comment by snowhitie · July 2020 · Home› Building and Techniques

   After building some classic space sets of an old lot I acquired I made this lively little joust. Very cute set in my opinion and my son can't wait for me to aquire another lance so they can actually joust! Set #381 Next was an old tanker. The rope is held on by pulling it through a headlight brick, quite clever. Set #671…

10. Re: Old Lego? Unusual pieces...

    

    

    Comment by Istokg · October 2014 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Those small garages were produced from 1962-66 under the numbers 261-268 (also 670 and 671 in the UK/AUS).... and they are quite valuable when they include the 1:87 vehicle and the paper banderole around them. These were sold by TLG to retailers in boxes of 5... for individual sales. In USA/Canada retailers had to buy a…

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