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Hi all I thought I'd post this here and see if any interest before venturing onto eBay / Facebook Market place.... My plan to try and replace broken & lost parts and get the hydrogen peroxide out to whiten parts and restore my remaing classic space sets has bit the dust as I don't seem to have the time to work on it, so…
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I can't say with certainty what the first set I played with was because only a few bricks have survived from that era. However, the first set I remember getting as a present was 6801 Moon Buggy.
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Hey all. You might remember way back to this fun topic: http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/11951/creating-a-best-of-harry-potter-collection/p1 I've decided to piece together what I can before the year is out, so here is what I have to trade. I'll accept cash offers, but I'd really like to trade. All are new in box,…
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Yeah, totally agree @piratemania7 I remember getting #6801 I think it was and thought it was an amazing set. It had multiple builds and the space man. But today it looks pitiful - I still like it though and picked it up when I came out of my dark ages.
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4 digit numbers for 'regular' sets are now allocated randomly. Until the mid-1990s LEGO followed a very rigid scheme with the number indicating the theme and the size of the set [1], but back then it was easier to with relatively few different themes. [1], so 6801 was a small space set, 6899 a large one
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3-ring binders, in plastic page protectors sorted by theme, in numerical order. I have 19 binders so far... Also, our local office supply stores sell plastic sleeve protectors with 3-4 small pockets rather than one large 8.5x11 pocket; these are perfect for the smaller instruction books like 6801, etc. (They are marketed…
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Hi, Normally bit of a lurker as I'm a new AFOL just coming out of my dark age (rediscovered enthusiasm whilst collecting Lego Friends sets for my daughters). Posting this as I think there's some interesting sets I've picked up. Saw a advert for some old classic lego sets for £60, few boxed sets that looked like good…
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Hi, Like many people here, I played with LEGO as a child, but grew up and discovered other pursuits. However, now that I have twin five year old daughters, who have discovered the delights of building mad towers of bricks, I've sort-of caught the bug that a lot of people on here seem to have! It all started when we all…
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Picked this up a few months ago and haven't really had a chance to go through it all but so far I've identified the following: 158 Level Crossing 182 Train set with Motor (motor not working) 335 Transport Truck 497 Galaxy Explorer (90% complete) 580 Brickyard 6801 Rocket Sled 6821 Geological Inspection (80%) 6833 Shuttle…
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I have three #6801 Moon Buggies. Why? Well. It was my children's birthday, thirty years ago. Three friends came with identical presents - said moon buggy. My parents said, "Wait, open only one, then we can return the other two to the store for different sets." But I wouldn't listen. Today I wish I had listened, of course,…
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