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Going for Green Compared
A comparison of the 17 Going for Green sets was featured in Issue 67. This has now been amplified and added to the SUGARCAT pages.
Man in the Moon
We reported in Sweet Thoughts that a new corrected packet in the Millennium Historical Events sets had been found. In fact one of these was already on SUGARCAT but incorrectly named.
The original sets, in both white and brown, had the date for the first moon walk as 20 July which was the date the craft landed.
The corrected packets showed the date of 21 July.
These packets have been added to the database and the necessary changes made to the various entries.
Also the low and medium resolution PDFs showing these two sets have been updated to show all the currently known variants.
Issue 69 Packets
The New Finds packets from Issue 69 of Sweet Thoughts have been added to the SUGARCAT database. They have also been added to the New Finds Database.
Newsletter Issue 69
Issue 69 of the Newletter has been added to the website.
Low resolution PDF (members' area).
Medium resolution PDF (members' area).
Newsletter Issue 68
Issue 68 of the Newletter has been added to the website.
Low resolution PDF (members' area).
Medium resolution PDF (members' area).
UKSC Exchange Meeting
Details were added earlier in the year for the forthcoming UKSC exchange meeting in Milton Keynes on 1 October 2011.
New Finds from Issue 67
The new finds packets featured in Issue 67 have been added to the SUGARCAT database.
The new finds list has also been updated.
Newsletter 67
Content list of issue 67 of "Sweet Thoughts".
The newsletter is available for members to download either as a low resolution PDF or a medium resolution PDF.
Packets added
Seven packets have been added to the SUGARCAT database, courtesy of Dave Mansley.
11/6/2011
More Packets
Some more packet scans (17 to be precise), supplied by Clive Probert, have been added to the SUGARCAT database.
Password Updated
The password for the UKSC members' area has been updated this morning.
Details of the new password have been sent to all members by post.
If you are trying to access the members' area and have not yet had your notification please contact David Phillips.
For those who are not members here is what you are missing:
The SUGARCAT database containing details and pictures of over 6,000 UK packets which can be searched using various criteria.
The New Finds database consisting of the details of nearly 1,300 packets which have featured in Sweet Thoughts. Either a link to the SUGARCAT entry or a scan from the newsletter is included.
A list of UK sets in various formats. Over 339 sets are listed.
Printed Sets List in colour with details of every set. The list is in 9 parts plus an index and can be dowloaded as either a medium or low resolution PDFs. The full list contains 73 pages.
Set comparisons - for a number of similar sets all the packets can be diplayed or a PDF can be viewed showing the packets and highlighting the differences.
Old New Finds Issues 41-45
Once again thanks to Pam Miller most of the remaining New Finds packets which featured in Issues 41-45 have been added to the SUGARCAT database. 51 packets in total.
Set Packets
A total of 41 set packets from older sets have been added to the SUGARCAT database. Scans of these were provided by Pam Miller.
Missing New Finds
A new page has been created in the members area which shows all the packets which have featured in the New Finds section of Sweet Thoughts but are not on the SUGARCAT database. If you have a spare of any of these packets or could scan (3oodpi jpg please) one then please contact the webmaster, David Phillips.
The main SUGARCAT page has also been changed slightly, the drop down lists now appear in a different order, this is intended to help with tabbing from one to another for quick navigation when searching for details.
Czech Exchange Meeting June
Details added of an exchange meeting in Litomerice in the Czech Republic.