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Thanks for doing this -- it's a start on a great resource. I question
one of the faces you have posted, however. The one at 090.jpg looks
to me to be a modified "Cam" face from the Alpha Team series -- see
the whole minifigure at http://home.att.net/~locker99/alpha/cam.htm
Your 090.jpg seems to be this face with the microphone removed, or
are you aware of it being released in another set without the mike?
In lugnet.build.minifigs, Brendan Powell Smith writes:
> I was pondering this question recently, and wondered if anyone had already
> set out to answer it. Unable to find any comprehensive collection of
> minifig faces already on the web, I decided to make one of my own by
> scanning every unique minifig face in my collection:
>
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=24145
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In lugnet.build.minifigs, Paul Ferguson writes:
> Thanks for doing this -- it's a start on a great resource.
You're welcome. I'm glad others will get some use or enjoyment out of it.
> I question one of the faces you have posted, however. The one at
> 090.jpg looks to me to be a modified "Cam" face from the Alpha
> Team...
> Your 090.jpg seems to be this face with the microphone removed, or
> are you aware of it being released in another set without the mike?
You are correct, and this is just the type of thing I thought I might miss.
Like many others, I have a severe dislike for the printed microphone disease
(PMD) that has infected so many minifigs of late, so when I find one, the
first thing I do is whip out my scalpel and apply a quick "cure". @8^)
I will make the correction, adding "mod" to my scan of 090.jpg.
Thanks!
-Rev. Smith
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