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According to my sources they are telling me that the space series that is coming
out involves MARS. Mars rover stuff. A lot of orange colors.
Also according to my source the new under water series is going to be cool. Lego
asked people what they wanted and the answer was under water stuff with
monsters.
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In lugnet.space, Larry Lesser wrote:
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According to my sources they are telling me that the space series that is
coming out involves MARS. Mars rover stuff. A lot of orange colors.
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Orange is cool - Mars is COOLER! I still have a Technic Rover assembled on my
dresser (not to be disassembled until the last MER stops functioning on the
Martian surface), and would love to see the pieces and setting so I could do
Zubrin’s Mars Direct in LEGO.
SPACE coming back, wonderful... coming back and moving on from the Moon to Mars,
wonderfuler (hey, I’m excited). Now if they would just rerelease the Galaxy
Explorer...
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Brian Davis
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In lugnet.space, Larry Lesser wrote:
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According to my sources they are telling me that the space series that is
coming out involves MARS. Mars rover stuff. A lot of orange colors.
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If that means a continuation of the NASA sets, while still cool from a parts
standpoint, I am willing to bet that isn’t quite what most people were thinking.
On the other hand if it means a futuristic mars colony with orange crater plates
and “Space” colored vehicles and ships (like classic space was on the moon with
grey crater plates) then that sounds awesome. I wouln’t even mind a spiritual
continuation of the humans from Life on Mars (with more classic space styled
designs of course) But that was a good color scheme to go with orange landscapes
and heck the LoM humans had a great color scheme all around.
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Also according to my source the new under water series is going to be cool.
Lego asked people what they wanted and the answer was under water stuff with
monsters.
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Well as long as the “monsters” are creator-style brick built, that will rock.
-Mike Petrucelli
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In lugnet.space, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
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Well as long as the “monsters” are creator-style brick built, that will rock.
-Mike Petrucelli
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http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=205576
If the people who designed these are the same ones responsible for the new
space, I’m optimistic. Overall I’ve been impressed and actually a good deal
excited about what I’ve seen so far for 2007, and can’t wait to see more.
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In lugnet.space, Brendan Mauro wrote:
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In lugnet.space, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
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Well as long as the “monsters” are creator-style brick built, that will
rock.
-Mike Petrucelli
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http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=205576
If the people who designed these are the same ones responsible for the new
space, I’m optimistic. Overall I’ve been impressed and actually a good deal
excited about what I’ve seen so far for 2007, and can’t wait to see more.
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Sweet. Those do look very well designed. I am really interested in the
trans-green accented crab moster. Nice to see them giving neon-green a rest. If
the space sets are as good then I think we will be pleased.
-Mike Petrucelli
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