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In lugnet.castle, Anthony Sava writes:
> Ahh, yes, Castle legos... What better medium for us kids at heart to build our
> dreams on a coffee table. However, I just wish the figures lent themselves
> more to realistic posing. In particular, I would like to know if anyone has
> found a way to manipulate the minifigs in such a way to make it look like • their
> swords were sheathed at their side. I've tried many things with no luck.
> Anyone else have a bright idea?
The best way I have found, is just a small rubber band....simply wrap it round
the waist of the minnifig....and push the sword...axe...anything
really...under the band on the side....easy....!!!
Kev...: )
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I've always been able to stick the blade of the sword in between the
minifig's wrist and waist with a little effort. Of course his arm has to be
almost straight down at his side, so he can't really do anything else with
that hand. And he looks a lot better when seen from the opposite side.
Pat
Kev...: ) wrote in message ...
> In lugnet.castle, Anthony Sava writes:
> > Ahh, yes, Castle legos... What better medium for us kids at heart to build • our
> > dreams on a coffee table. However, I just wish the figures lent • themselves
> > more to realistic posing. In particular, I would like to know if anyone • has
> > found a way to manipulate the minifigs in such a way to make it look like • their
> > swords were sheathed at their side. I've tried many things with no luck.
> > Anyone else have a bright idea?
>
> The best way I have found, is just a small rubber band....simply wrap it • round
> the waist of the minnifig....and push the sword...axe...anything
> really...under the band on the side....easy....!!!
>
> Kev...: )
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