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 Author: RR395 View Messages Posted By RR395
 Posted: Apr 7, 2023 05:14
 Subject: Original set from 1976
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RR395 (5)

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Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven
 Author: tonnic View Messages Posted By tonnic
 Posted: Apr 7, 2023 06:44
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In Help, RR395 writes:
  Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven

There are sets from older periods that had cardboard and plastic inserts that
hold a few or individual parts in a parts shaped or otherwise formed ‘cavity’.
They didn’t (always) had plastic (or nowadays paper) bags with parts.

If you show us the setnumber we might help you better but maybe you want to keep
others away from your potential buy…
 Author: RR395 View Messages Posted By RR395
 Posted: Apr 10, 2023 15:26
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In Help, tonnic writes:
  In Help, RR395 writes:
  Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven

There are sets from older periods that had cardboard and plastic inserts that
hold a few or individual parts in a parts shaped or otherwise formed ‘cavity’.
They didn’t (always) had plastic (or nowadays paper) bags with parts.

If you show us the setnumber we might help you better but maybe you want to keep
others away from your potential buy…

Thanks for your message .. the set number is 395 (Rolls Royce, Oldtimer, white)
 Author: peregrinator View Messages Posted By peregrinator
 Posted: Apr 7, 2023 07:10
 Subject: Re: Original set from 1976
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In Help, RR395 writes:
  Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Definitely not sealed plastic bags the way they do today - all sets were packed
by hand on an assembly line.
 Author: RR395 View Messages Posted By RR395
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In Help, peregrinator writes:
  In Help, RR395 writes:
  Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Definitely not sealed plastic bags the way they do today - all sets were packed
by hand on an assembly line.

Thanks for your message!
 Author: maxx3001 View Messages Posted By maxx3001
 Posted: Apr 7, 2023 10:33
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In Help, RR395 writes:
  Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven

Not a weird question, but a good one.

At that time sets were packed loose inside the boxes inner packing.
Like a tray inside.
But it really depends on the set.

Maxx
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In Help, maxx3001 writes:
  In Help, RR395 writes:
  Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven

Not a weird question, but a good one.

At that time sets were packed loose inside the boxes inner packing.
Like a tray inside.
But it really depends on the set.

Maxx

Thanks for your message!
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 Posted: Apr 10, 2023 15:41
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In Help, RR395 writes:
  Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven

In the past year, I've opened sealed sets from 1973 and 1978, and neither
had bags of any type inside the box. All of the parts were just loose in the
box.
 Author: RR395 View Messages Posted By RR395
 Posted: Apr 10, 2023 16:15
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In Help, Brickitty writes:
  In Help, RR395 writes:
  Dear Experts,

I have the chance to buy a set from 1976. The seller is telling me that the set
is completely new and was just accidently opened. And the set looks really very
good and the seller sent a photo from the opened box with all the parts inside.
I'm just wondering that the parts are not packed up in a transparent plastic
bag - although the set is declared as new.

Does anybody know if lego uses plastic bags for the parts in 1976?

Of course, my question is a little bit strange, but maybe someone can help.

Best regards and thanks for every hint in advance

Steven

In the past year, I've opened sealed sets from 1973 and 1978, and neither
had bags of any type inside the box. All of the parts were just loose in the

Thanks .. that helps a lot
  box.