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One fig to another... was Re: From one Scale to the next
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lugnet.belville, lugnet.build
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Sat, 5 Mar 2005 18:59:47 GMT
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Hey, did lugnet ever have a glossary of terminologies that are commonly used to
this site? I remember someone way back explaining certain abbreviations like
ABS and TLG vs. TLC, but I was looking for a greater point of reference and
couldn't find one.
Andrew, i was thinking "c-fig" for creator fig or "4+fig" for the same (the line
has seemingly undergone some name changes here and there), but this seems like
something worth discussing with the larger lugnet community. Would "d-fig" work
for duplo? 'q-fig" for quatro? does it even matter? I'm such a nerd. I should
probably be building. I'm out
D
In lugnet.belville, Andrew Saada wrote:
> In lugnet.belville, Damien Nesbit wrote:
> > Hey y'all, while discussing the idea of playsets/dioramas that transcend scales,
> > i.e. are appropriate as "different" settings from m-fig, thru b-fig, and
> > potentially up to galidor/knights kingdom II figs ("g-fig"?, "k-fig"?, what
> > about "j-fig" for "jumbo figure? that's what I'll use in the future i think),
> I suggest though using the term "j-fig" for the Jack Stone/Junior figures
> because they are continuing in other lines (ie. Spiderman and Pirates). "g-fig"
> for giant might be more appropriate anyway as they are essentially giants at
> that size from a minifig perspective ;-), albeit they are jumbo in terms of size
> comparison. Also, I know they are not around much, but we can't forget Technic
> figures ("t-fig").
Word, chime in if you can folks, as nerdy and anal-retentive as it is, I do
think it helps our community to avoid confusion if we have some semblence of
standardization on our colloquialisms (that's a $5 word for slang)
hey LUGNET big shots, what's up with a glossary?
Play Well,
Damien
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