Evans

Hello Grrr, This service station is indeed one of the few prototypes that Lego made appear on their catalogs. This set was never released, and was basedcon our European 6371 set. Another famous case is the 1979 hospital, that was shown on US layouts from catalogs and roadplates packaging, but was never released.

Tribolego, do you remember where did you get this plate, as this must be from a special event. Did you find it in France? This plate have a so special size because it's a officially "cut" unprinted 4478px2 (or any other pattern), as we can notice that the straight part of this roadplate is 19 studs long. It should have been produced in the 80's or early 90's. That's a very interesting part! Harmacy, I don't know this part at all, and I'm keen on 70's Lego. It looks it was used to hang something, maybe a sign or a boxed set? This type of hinge is typical of late 60's - 70's ones (2x4x2/3 model), and if I remember correctly, these were first used in Lt.Gray in Classic Space sets. This part is very interestingtoo, it may be a prototype.

Yes, It's a never realised piece. It was used only for the set's pictures. I remeber seeing a thread where Gary Istok was talking about this.

How did you get this information?

No, there is licence plates (i dont count the 7900's licence plate) since 2007...

In the 7641, there isn't any liscence plate for the bus, see the 7641's instructions.

Lego published the 60031 buildings instructions's, check the Brickset Home page! There is instructions, so I can suppose this will be realeased.

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For the gas station, I think it'll be not in the 60026 box because the stickers for the price is the same of the 2007's gas station.

It looks very beautiful and detailled! I amazing!!

Maybe in some years?