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pilotgirl (User)
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New here. After some advice 10 Months, 1 Week ago  
Hi,

I have a few Lego pieces that I'm interesting in selling on Ebay. (They belonged to my ex-husband who left them here)

I have a large tractor, a large plane (resembles the shape of a Partenavia or perhaps a Britten Norman Islander or Tri-Lander. It's a large twin-engine plane anyways, with a retractable undercarriage!! - and, yes, I am a pilot, so I do know a thing or two about planes!) a large car, with two fake rocket things sticking out the back of it, and some kind of weird contraption that looks like a car-wash, but is elevated? I really have no idea what that one is!

I'd be more than happy to provide some photos in an attempt to get an idea of what that last one actually is - and wondering if you could advise me as to their proper Lego names!

The collection would be early to mid 80's and I have no idea what they're worth. My ex did hint that could be worth something.

They are all assembled and I do not have the instructions or the original boxes. My ex had them in a sealed display cabinet, so they look almost brand new.

Thanks in advance for any assistance!
 
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Re:New here. After some advice 9 Months, 3 Weeks ago  
Are they from the City collection or are they Technic?
Technic bricks are different and have lots of holes in them to place axels and moving parts. Have a look on Lego.com but sounds like they are not from current range, therefore you should look at www.worldbricks.com and can search by year, name or model no. Each years catalogue is there. I buy Lego from ebay so if you want to send me some pics I could have a look for you.
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