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Re: Help with Macaroni history
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Date: 
Mon, 11 Dec 2000 20:59:36 GMT
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There is a "new" Dacta pack (can't remember the #, it is a "green tub" pack that TCS
has/had) that has 8 yellow macaroni.  I bought the whole pack just for those parts,
and soon after got some in a bulk lot (go figure), and have since gotten many more.

Doesn't it always happen that way when you are trying to get a rare piece?

Gary Istok wrote:

You weren't into LEGO in the 1960's or early  1970's were you?  (Were you even
alive then!)  The parts pack #224 had them (there were packs in white, red,
blue, yellow, black and clear).  There were 20 in a box in the European version,
33 in the USA/Canada Samsonite version.  But this was from 1957-65, with much of
it made from Cellulose Acetate.  Later there was a parts pack that had a
combination of macaroni and 1x1 round bricks in the same pack with 2 colors
(red/white, blue/yellow, black/gray).  I have to check my late 60's early 70's
catalogs for the parts pack number, but it was in the 9xx range.  This is
probably the pack that Mike Walsh found in Spain.

Gary Istok

Mark Sandlin wrote:

Hi all,

Today I was chatting with some folks, and I mentioned that I have 8 yellow
macaroni bricks. I don't remember where I got them.

It was suggested that I might have received a Dacta set, but all my LEGO was
store-bought.

Any ideas?

~Mark "Muffin Head" Sandlin
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Mark's Lego(R) Creations
http://www.nwlink.com/~sandlin/lego

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You weren't into LEGO in the 1960's or early 1970's were you? (Were you even alive then!) The parts pack #224 had them (there were packs in white, red, blue, yellow, black and clear). There were 20 in a box in the European version, 33 in the (...) (23 years ago, 8-Dec-00, to lugnet.general)

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