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Re: New LEGO Toys Based on Jurassic Park III
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Mon, 5 Feb 2001 21:14:50 GMT
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In lugnet.publish.cinema, Jonathan Lill writes:
> As per my above post, though many people did not get a chance to see them,
> lego sets were pictured which seemed to consist solely of single dinosaur
> figures. The ones pictured did not in any way refer to or imply association
> with the moviemaker sets or Jurassic park and could of been test models
> except that they were given set numbers. However, the baby dinosaur sets
> were comprised of standard blocks for the bodies and specialized tail, head
> and neck pieces. The pieces were interchangeable and different sets shared
> the same head and tail pieces for example. The adult dinosaur sets used
> specialized body pieces but in some cases the same heads and tails as the
> baby dinos. The photos were not good quality but the baby dinos were roughly
> the same size as the molded dinos from the adventurer sets, The adult dinos
> seemed much larger. While I am not a fan of BURPs and POOPs these new sets
> excited me for their balance between typical Lego abstraction, realistic
> depiction and buildability( I love the sound of that non-word). The pieces
> also seemed capable of being used to give MOCs a new kind of non-geometric
> plasticity and organic shape. As I said I would much rather see Lego do
> these types of animals than the molded kind.
The larger dinos are *definitely* much larger than the Adventurers dinos. I
was a little disappointed at first with the Juniorised feel of the sets, but
as I studied the images I realised that, in fact, the same pieces (esp. the
body pieces) were used in multiple ways in the different models. In fact, the
typical larger dino body was, in fact, two of the same piece, connected at the
middle! It's hard to explain without pictures, but when you see them it'll
make sense.
At any rate, as I kept looking at the pictures I became more and more happy
with these sets. I imagine they will be popular with anyone who wants to make
big "monsters" to terrorise minifigs (or other scale LEGO figs), from Castle
builders to Space builders to sadistic Town builders who watched too many
monster movies as a kid. :D
I'm fairly interested in seeing what can be done with them.
eric
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| (...) So, obviously nearly everyone has already seen the images that appeared on brickshelf and disappeared no later. I am really surprised that nobody has made them available at a different server. However, many people seem to remember the contents (...) (24 years ago, 5-Feb-01, to lugnet.animation)
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| (...) As per my above post, though many people did not get a chance to see them, lego sets were pictured which seemed to consist solely of single dinosaur figures. The ones pictured did not in any way refer to or imply association with the (...) (24 years ago, 5-Feb-01, to lugnet.animation)
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