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Western European Kingdom? (was Re: No more steel in jolly old England)
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Sun, 30 Apr 2000 18:48:10 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
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> "James J." wrote:
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> > Jeff, mon ami, If Knights' Kingdom represents France, why oh why, are they
> > waving flags similar to the Scottish bars (although the X is gold instead of
> > white)? Eventually, they'll represent my kinfolk, the Irish. Oh, I could see • it
> > now, a little brown-skinned Irish minifig, putting in Princess Storm in her
> > place.... (Having trouble seeing black Irish folk? Think Ivar from Mystic
> > Knights.) They already have tried their hand at my other kinfolk, the Native
> > Americans.
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> The X symbol is venerable and could appear any number of places. I'm in • agreement
> that Knight's Kingdom most closely represents France ("The whole known world"
> pretty much describes the mediaeval Frankish/French view, IMHO); just as Dark
> Forest screamed "Nottingham," the Cowpack fellers strike me as barbarians of a
> distinctly Continental and Germanic sort.
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> > P.S.: On the sword deal, I miss them too, but I'd REALLY like to see a Ninja
> > katana in the bluish Aquazone chrome!
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> It's not quite that colour, but you *have* I hope seen the new "Robo • Riders"--one
> of the units, the rainforest critter, has two trans-green or trans-blue • katanas.
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> best
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> LFB
Mademoiselle Braun,
I'll keep that in mind, but keep in mind that the acutal Knights/Guards of
the kingdom wear Spanish hat-shaped helmets and possibly armor too.
The Bulls do have a Germanic or even nomadic look to them, but they are
slightly more juvenile than even the worst of previous Castle face-paintings.
James J.
P.S.: I thought the ordinary Forestmen screamed "Nottingham", right down to
their river crossing. I wonder what the Wolfpack scream, other than "owoooo!"?
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