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- Birthday 03/22/1983
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What is favorite LEGO theme? (we need this info to prevent spam)
Pirates - '89-'95 / Castle '84-'94 / Classic Town
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Which LEGO set did you recently purchase or build?
1695 with the box
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Wait. What?! Dicontinue them completely?? Are today's youth -and AFOLS- no longer allowed to make water scenes etc? How are you supposed to make larger areas with water??
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The Islanders received some extra attention in 1994 in the Netherlands, including during the World Show 'Treasure Hunt'. Unfortunately, I haven't been there myself and have no memory of it. I did buy this small bag recently, though. De Bijenkorf is a department store chain in the Netherlands. More info on the show on this site (Dutch) and YouTube.
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I need that on my fridge!!
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Here are Redbeard and the Governor on Bricklink. Nice find!
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Really nice! Thanks for sharing.
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CvS started following Classic Pirates Design Language
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Part IV of old LEGO-ads in the Dutch Donald Duck: Click! Unfortunately no Pirates ads this time... I did however manage to find a copy of #43 - the Dutch LEGO-krant (newspaper). That's the edition from the summer of 1989 and is all about Pirates (wel mostly)!
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Yep. It's 1990 Medium Dutch (921390-NL) / c90nl3
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You mean this one: Do you happpen to know if there are any interesting (Pirates, Caslte, Space, Town) LEGO ads in the Ducks from mid to late '90's? Say, 1994 - 1997. The thrift store where I found the Ducks also had (has?) those years. I didn't buy them because we already had a lot of Ducks, but if there are specific editions I could go back.
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Thanks for the info! Interesting. How can you tell that box is a 'UK box'?
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Yeah, so 1877 was (only) sold in the US/North America. Do you also know where 1680 was sold? Only in the UK? That's what my (limited) research indicates so far. Brickset: ''Discovered' in the UK.' Or also in the US/NA? It seems to be very (véry) rare... In my opinion a set is only really complete if you have the instructions... (and maybe even the box) That's the biggest issue with 1680. I could build the set a couple of times, if it was just about the bricks (even with 'period approriate' bricks)
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You're welcome and no problem All the LEGO Pirates ads are nice to see and know, from all kinds of different countries! Or is there already a separate topic for LEGO Pirate ads in general? I also love Kelceycoe's research. I can relate to that kind of niche information ;). I just have to find the time to read/keep up with it all For example the North-America exclusive sets. For an European, they're interesting and hard (expensive) to find, especially with instructions. (This applies to more sets, like 1680 for example. Not a Pirate set, but there is hardly any information available about where it was released etc.) [edit: Ah my hundredth post! ]
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Part III - 1991 (well, some of it): ...and the rest.
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Part two! Including this Pirates cartoon ad from 1989 (D.D. #37): -> To see the other ads I found today: Click! Unfortunately, the '89 volume D.D. at the thrift store wasn't quite complete. I think there should be more Pirates ads, from 1989 or 1990. Or maybe I missed them. It's quite a hassle to search through all the Ducks, with those thin pages. Plus my daughter wanted to go home ;). I bought the 1991 volume -unfortunately also not quite complete- and I still have to search through it. Who knows... Someting likes this one?
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Yes, it was in #17 of 1989 If I have them, I've added all the Ducks covers to this album as well, followed by the ad: Click