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In lugnet.starwars, Matthew Wilkins wrote:
> In lugnet.starwars, Steven Vore writes:
> > > Why are the main character mini-figs in the Star Wars sets universal in their
> > > look of unhappiness? The background characters seem generally cheerful.
> >
> > Maybe they've been taking lessons from the Adventurers (who, my wife and I
> > were just noticing last night) are downright angry.
> >
> > -Steven
>
> I was looking at Johnny Thunder last night myself and noticed that, for a
> hero, he's a pretty uptight-looking fellow. I'm kind of a latecomer to the
> Adventurers scene, but man alive! It's sort of hard to tell the players
> without a scorecard! Perhaps I merely have not invested enough time into my
> hobby yet... O woe! More reason to spend more time looking at LEGO sets!!
I think of Johnny Thunder as smarmy. If I were to re-enact a stereotypical
silent movie in LEGO (such as: heroine tied to train tracks by ev-il villian,
rescued by virtuous hero), Johnny would be the villian.
Steve
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| (...) I was looking at Johnny Thunder last night myself and noticed that, for a hero, he's a pretty uptight-looking fellow. I'm kind of a latecomer to the Adventurers scene, but man alive! It's sort of hard to tell the players without a scorecard! (...) (25 years ago, 21-Jan-00, to lugnet.starwars, lugnet.adventurers)
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