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Re: Built my first Guarded Inn
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lugnet.castle
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Sat, 10 Nov 2001 16:04:13 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, David Simmons writes:
> These days, especially in the HP sets, the structures are basically cubes
> without walls. This set is a true diorama, down the flower stems and green
> plates on the outside to simulate grass. It's true that the printed pieces
> are not as well done as the originals, but it's still nice to have them.
Yeah - the Harry Potter sets contain a lot of lego "noise" as far as I
see it, but we won't turn this into a "current state of most lego models
vent" :)
So to follow up, what would be the next best set for lego to release, that
you *think* will be released? I would be escstatic if if the next Legend
in the castle line would be the Black Falcon Fortress - between all the
basic bricks, falcon figs, and grey castle corner walls, I would have a
hard time restraining myself.
Just a thought :)
-- Pawel
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| (...) Agree entirely! Grey wall pieces, greay corner wall pieces, a tudor wall piece, those nice black roof slopes. And of course the return of the mighty superduperbad Black Falcons as well, who have probably always been my favourite faction. The (...) (23 years ago, 11-Nov-01, to lugnet.castle)
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| | Built my first Guarded Inn
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| Hey all, I succumbed and ordered this gem along with some Belville accessory packs and now I understand fully what all the fuss was about. What an apex of set design, function, and just plain coolness! One of the few civilian Castle sets, The GI is (...) (23 years ago, 10-Nov-01, to lugnet.castle)
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