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Heather Patey wrote
> Where is the head from? I haven't seen it before.
He's a ninja shogun in another life ;-).
There is a quite a trade in heads between my themes. As a general rule, I
like the expressions on heads, rather than the straight smiley (although one
always needs _some_ young and gormless minifigs).
What heads in any theme don't need is stencilled on communications gear. It
just looks a little unusual in Port Block. "Well, umm, its all the rage in
Paris this season, its, well, umm, its jewellery. Its nice isn't it. Isn't
it?"
Richard
Still baldly going...
Speak to the Governor at http://www.hinet.net.au/~guinan/
PI[so,ig+++ pi++ is,ia-]++ AD++ NI+ TO---- S+ LS- A+ LM- YB66m :-)
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In lugnet.pirates, Richard Parsons writes:
> Heather Patey wrote
>
> > Where is the head from? I haven't seen it before.
>
> He's a ninja shogun in another life ;-).
Aha! He seems to have adjusted quite well.
> There is a quite a trade in heads between my themes. As a general rule, I
> like the expressions on heads, rather than the straight smiley (although one
> always needs _some_ young and gormless minifigs).
>
> What heads in any theme don't need is stencilled on communications gear. It
> just looks a little unusual in Port Block. "Well, umm, its all the rage in
> Paris this season, its, well, umm, its jewellery. Its nice isn't it. Isn't
> it?"
Just imagine them on a movie set, I suppose... or maybe that's where they
_think_ they are...
I agree they're limiting. I've heard of some dextrous poeple managing to
remove them, but they've got steadier hands than I. I usually hide microphones
behind hoods and dragon-helms and the like, if I need to.
Heather Patey
St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada
Pirate Wench / Brick Detective
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