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Hello,
a friend told me about a message on RTL. It said Slave-One and the Millenium
Falcon will be released as Sets in spring 2000. Anyone who knows more about
these rumours ? If they add an ATST and an AAT, all my dreams come true... ;o)
Being very impatience, I created a white prototype of an AAT. Now think of all
the tan pieces if TLG comes out with one (drool) ! For the prototype goto
http://www.doe2.de/lego/aat
Bye, Ralph -Dö- Döring
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Why wait until TLG has made an AAT??? Yours is as good, I think! Great
model, it looks like the thing. I don't know about the interior, but the
outside looks good.
But, like you said, all those brown pieces...
Gerwin
Hassink
Ralph Döring heeft geschreven in bericht ...
> Hello,
>
> a friend told me about a message on RTL. It said Slave-One and the • Millenium
> Falcon will be released as Sets in spring 2000. Anyone who knows more about
> these rumours ? If they add an ATST and an AAT, all my dreams come true... • ;o)
>
> Being very impatience, I created a white prototype of an AAT. Now think of • all
> the tan pieces if TLG comes out with one (drool) ! For the prototype goto
> http://www.doe2.de/lego/aat
>
> Bye, Ralph -Dö- Döring
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On Fri, 17 Sep 1999 08:18:50 GMT, "Ralph Döring" <doe@gmx.de> wrote:
> a friend told me about a message on RTL. It said Slave-One and the Millenium
> Falcon will be released as Sets in spring 2000. Anyone who knows more about
> these rumours ? If they add an ATST and an AAT, all my dreams come true... ;o)
Or it could be the beginning of your worst nightmare. It all depends on
how good the sets are.
Like Gerwin said, why wait? MOC, baby!
Steve
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In lugnet.starwars, Ralph Döring writes:
> Hello,
>
> a friend told me about a message on RTL. It said Slave-One and the Millenium
> Falcon will be released as Sets in spring 2000. Anyone who knows more about
> these rumours ?
I heard the same rumours, from someone I consider to be a reliable source.
They said the Falcon was a 'huge' set, probably in the $150 (or more!) range.
They also said the Falcon might not be out until Summer of 2000, but the rest
of the 2000 sets should be available in January...
(And since the January sets often show up in December, they *might* be
available for Christmas!)
John G
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In lugnet.starwars, Steve Bliss writes:
> On Fri, 17 Sep 1999 08:18:50 GMT, "Ralph Döring" <doe@gmx.de> wrote:
>
> > a friend told me about a message on RTL. It said Slave-One and the Millenium
> > Falcon will be released as Sets in spring 2000. Anyone who knows more about
> > these rumours ? If they add an ATST and an AAT, all my dreams come true... • ;o)
>
> Or it could be the beginning of your worst nightmare. It all depends on
> how good the sets are.
You said it!!! I just hope what ever influenced TLG in the first run of SW
sets keeps saying what ever the have been. So far the SW sets are the best
things to come out of TLG in a long time. (no BURPs, very few spuds, mostly
standard non-juniorized parts).
I have a great fear that if they do a Millenium Falcon it will be very
juniorized. My only hope in that case is that it has a nice cockpit canopy
that is a bit better than the trans-blue domes they have out now. And the
Radar Dish really scares me (Big Out Of Proportion Part) a BOOPP :) .
>
> Like Gerwin said, why wait? MOC, baby!
Go for it!!!
>
> Steve
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In lugnet.starwars, Ralph Döring writes:
--snipped--
> Being very impatience, I created a white prototype of an AAT. Now think of all
> the tan pieces if TLG comes out with one (drool) ! For the prototype goto
> http://www.doe2.de/lego/aat
>
> Bye, Ralph -Dö- Döring
WOW, that's a stunningly great recreation, Ralph!
I highly doubt the developers will come up with something better
(and I'd love to see instructions or a .dat file of your model).
..joseph g
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:That is an excellent job. I like the way it turned out, you
look at it and you know what it is supposed to be! And the scale
seems to be bang on in my books. Other models I've seen seem
to be out of shape visually, but here too you get top marks from
me!!! I don't post often anywhere, just read, but I felt your work
needed some praise.
Happy building,
Joel McKale
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