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Re: Caribbean Clipper Cwestion
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lugnet.pirates
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Thu, 4 Nov 1999 21:59:44 GMT
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In lugnet.pirates, Steve Campbell writes:
> So what's up with the cannon port covers on the (6274) Caribbean
> Clipper? I just got mine form England and I was going through the
> directions when I noticed that the blue side port covers (flaps) are
> mounted upside down. They close up instead of down like every other
> port-equipped ship.
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> Now, is this just a design glitch or was it an obscure brand of naval
> architecture that I missed somewhere?
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> And does anybody have their Clipper configured like this? I plan to
> reverse them.
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> SteveC
> http://www.widomaker.com/~litehous/Pirate/index.html
I've been too lazy to put 'em the right way and just followed the instructions.
My number three CC met a natural disaster (my son) and has been reduced to its
component parts which lie scattered about. Once the organize-all-lego-parts
project gets finished, I will reconstruct it with the ports the "correct"
fashion. I have a spare set of square sails, port covers, masts and spars,
but I still need to get a wide brown center section to complete the project:
the Imperial fleet needs a flagship that can take on a Redbeard Runner.
Since we are on the subject, how many of you mount the lateen sail on the
Armada Flagship backwards such as it is in the picture? I always turn 'em
around - when I'm not shanghaiing them on to my Imperial Trading Post size
mini-ships.
Bruce
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| So what's up with the cannon port covers on the (6274) Caribbean Clipper? I just got mine form England and I was going through the directions when I noticed that the blue side port covers (flaps) are mounted upside down. They close up instead of (...) (24 years ago, 4-Nov-99, to lugnet.pirates)
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