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Re: New Part: Minifig Hat Bi-corner
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lugnet.cad.dat.parts
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Fri, 14 Jun 2002 01:18:17 GMT
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In lugnet.cad.dat.parts, Ryan Farrington writes:
> I would suggest that the name be changed to Minifig Hat Cocked. A search for
> "Historical Hats of the 1700's" landed me here:
> http://www.sgaus.org/hist_fac.htm
Sounds like 'cocked hat' would be more of an informal name. I think it
would be better to go with Minifig Hat Bicorne. And part 2544 should be
renamed Minifig Hat Tricorne.
For KEYWORDS, the bicorne should include:
bi-corner
bicorn
chapeau-bras[1]
chapeau bras[1]
cocked hat
fore and aft hat
2-corner
--
Steve
1) Although there seems to be conflicting information of whether the bicorne
or tricorne is properly the chapeau-bras. Seems to me it'd be the bicorne
-- it has to lay flat, in order to be tucked under the arm, and how is a
tricorne going to do that?
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 | | Re: New Part: Minifig Hat Bi-corner
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| Andy, Looks good! I would suggest that the name be changed to Minifig Hat Cocked. A search for "Historical Hats of the 1700's" landed me here: (URL) I found this description: "COCKED HAT - A hat worn by officers with ceremonial uniforms commonly (...) (22 years ago, 14-Jun-02, to lugnet.cad.dat.parts)
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