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Re: Where are the Belville lovers..?
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lugnet.belville
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Mon, 28 Aug 2006 06:18:59 GMT
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In lugnet.belville, Manfred Moolhuysen wrote:
Some of these examples show us that Belville figures can be used in a non-pink
and non-sissy way. The problem is that TLG has decided to make this theme only
for girls. And almost automatically, boys don’t like them. But for the adult
builders, they have lots of possibilities, because of their flexibility and
better proportions. In my opinion, it is almost a shame that the newer ones has
rigid arms and feet, but undoubtedly this is due to cheaper production costs.
What a pity.
My greatest wish; Belville scaled knights, soldiers, and so on. ...With all
movable limbs...
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| (...) Leo, Sorry to have been away for so long. There have been a few things keeping me out of the loop, but its mainly been a new job and much less free time. Shortly after our last series of postings, I finally got to work on customizing some (...) (18 years ago, 16-Oct-06, to lugnet.belville, FTX)
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| Well, at least there are a few builders on Brickshelf that use Belville figures in interesting ways: (6 URLs) And in the long fan-driven range of (URL) tribute remakings> of set (URL) #1692 - Town Square> in other LEGO themes, there is also a (...) (18 years ago, 26-Aug-06, to lugnet.belville, FTX)
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