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1. It was a prank. A LEGO.com web designer was seeing what she could get
away with.
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That is quite possible I think. There was a pre-promotional image of an
EXO-Force model with a prominent “XFORSKN” sticker on its groin (my copy is lost
unfortunately) and, more recently Star Wars had
this great promotion on
a mock up. Possibly the version of the site that was seen was never meant to go
live.
Tim
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In lugnet.fun, Timothy Gould wrote:
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1. It was a prank. A LEGO.com web designer was seeing what she could get
away with.
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That is quite possible I think. There was a pre-promotional image of an
EXO-Force model with a prominent “XFORSKN” sticker on its groin (my copy is
lost unfortunately) and, more recently Star Wars had
this great promotion
on a mock up. Possibly the version of the site that was seen was never meant
to go live.
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Heh. That’s even worse than the image of an actual Playboy pinup that can be
found on the box of a particular Hasbro Star Wars collectible. Seems that way
back when Star Wars was first filmed, the model makers had a slightly ribald
sense of humor, so they shrunk down a centerfold pinup and stuck it on the back
wall of the bridge of the Tantive IV. When Hasbro released a very short-lived
Collector’s Series of large starships, the photo they put on the box gives a
clear view of that pinup poster, though it’s only large enough that you can
identify it for what it is.
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