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In lugnet.build.minifigs, David Low writes:
> In lugnet.build.minifigs, John Robert-Blaze Kanehl writes:
> > I acquired that head in a small eBay lot a few months ago. I put it in a
> > "special bag" for future reference. I thought that head was different... I
> > had only seen a similar version with an eyepatch on Capt. Redbeard. The
> > head I have came from a Blue suited Wild West cavalry officer (The lot
> > contained an incomplete Fort Legoredo, Sheriff's Office, a 6097 Batlord's
> > Castle, and some small space sets). I remember that there were many more
> > spare heads than torsos, so I figured the previous owner had sold me only
> > part of a collection. None of the Castle or cavalry heads were the same as
> > the ones pictured in the sets.
>
> Thanks for the info John. Could it have been one of the soldiers pictured at:
> http://nt1.pncl.co.uk/huw/view.asp?Set=6769-1 ?
>
> --DaveL
I just dug ot my 6769 instructions...
The head was on the Officer with the double-breasted shirt and black pants.
It was sunstituted for the handlebar mustache/beard head.
In the instructions the other bearded heads appear to have a brown beard
like the 1st generation Imperial guard tri-cornered hat officers...I don't
believe any were red in the original set. (You will have to ask someone who
purchased a MIB 6769- both of mine are used+incomplete)
Your observations are appreciated. I never realized the origin of that
minifig head. I also have an incomplete Imp trading post from the first
eBay lot I won. It seems I have one of the minifig heads I need. Now if I
could just accidently acquire a couple more white walls, a Red Admiral and
all the other figs = )
John
P.S. The Odyssey would be an interesting and challenging subject for a Lego
webpage... Very cool idea!
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