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Technic "Throwbot" or "Slizer"?
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Tue, 16 Mar 1999 13:55:01 GMT
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In Australia, I have some sets in the 1998 LEGO catalogue - I haven't
received this year's catalogue yet - that are in a category known as
Competition. In this catalogue, are listed numbers 8223, 8202, 8266, 8257,
and 8245. All of these throw either an end of a LEGO set or a minifig, or a
piece of LEGO at whatever you point it at, and are activated in some trigger
style - I haven't had a chance to pick one of these up, but it seems as if I
will have to. <g> Now to find money for them. ;-)
It would be interesting if you would include catalogue numbers of the sets
you are looking in - that way I can tell for sure if they're the same ones
as in Australia.
Note that I can find no mention of the two mentioned in this posts subject
line. Although, they could be part of a 1999 lineup. There is one called a
Stinger, and another one called a Striker, but I'm not sure they are even
close to "Slizer" ... :)
I thought I'd better ask this anyway, as I have seen an amazing amount of
info about the Year 2000 bug. Have any of the programmers of the various
add-ons and utilities, converters, or what-have-you checked to see if ldraw
or any of their add-ons or 3rd party improvements are Y2K compliant? ;-)
Cheers...
Geoffrey Hyde
Paul Gyugyi <paul@gyugyi.com> writes:
> I'm starting to work on the Throwbot/Slizer parts.
I'm really happy to see that!
Anyway, I just wanted to comment on the name of the parts: I understand
that the theme called "Throwbot" in the US is called "Slizer" in
Australia. Hence, perhaps we should use the "Slizer" name in LDraw,
rather than "Throwbot"?
Fredrik
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