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Re: Does anyone have a review of 5987 Dino Research Compound?
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lugnet.adventurers, lugnet.reviews
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Wed, 20 Sep 2000 04:04:04 GMT
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In lugnet.adventurers, Nicholas Fezie writes:
> In lugnet.adventurers, Frank Filz writes:
> > I actually kind of like the airplane. Sure it's a little funny looking, but
> > it's a fresh design. It has a net dropper on the bottom. The lab also has a
> > netapult (but the All Terrain Trapper has absolutely the best "action" • feature
> > of the series - the netapult which is fired by ramming the target). It's also
> > nifty getting that Belville base brick in standard green (too bad the small
> > section across the river isn't the quarter circle piece which fills out the
> > square of the larger base brick). The zip line is sort of neat and almost
> > works (actually, it's supposed to be a tram like thing, the base has • machinery
> > to run the tram). The little crane is kind of nice also (both of these pieces
> > of machinery are detailed with guages and controlls).
> >
> > Frank
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> Does anyone know what the little black "smokestack" things in this set are
> supposed to be? They're made of 2 1x1 round bricks and then the "hose nozzle"
> piece (I don't know the official name) is on top of that. There appear to be
> 3 of them, one on top of the tram machinery, one on the crane and one on the
> thing next to the crane (a scale perhaps?). So what are they?
Hmm, not sure what that 3rd thing is. The tram and crane are obviously steam
powered, thus the smokestack.
Frank
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