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This is the page I am going to use to ask the questions
that I am still looking for an answer to.

If I had any info on kit 737, it would be here

All I know, is that there never was a #737 on the store shelves.
The number falls between the Allosaurus and the Cave Bear, so I don't know if it was supposed to be part of the first wave, or something for the second wave. At first I thought it might have been the Stegosaurus, but now I think that was designed much later than when this number would have been used ('71 or '72)

Update April 2008 - from a second hand source, I have learned that according to Andy Y. it is nothing more than just a gap in the numbering. No mysterious missing kit, or anything cool like that.

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T-Rex

I've got a question for anyone with information.
Look at the picture below and let me know if you know what version that packing configuration might have been used for.
It has already been determined that is was no the JCPenny's catalog version.

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Entier contents would fit in a 12x12x12 box.

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I got this little item in one of the Revell-Germany kits that I ran across.
I'm curious if this actually came with the kits, or did someone just throw this in the box that I got
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Update - it appears that this was enclosed with most of the RG kits.
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