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Re: 2002's good for Castle!
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Mon, 11 Feb 2002 05:50:24 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Aaron Muhl writes:
> Which pens exactly do you think would be cool for castle?  The picture I
> looked at had Darth Vader, Jango Fett, C3PO, R2-D2, a Clonetrooper, and a
> jedi I think....

i agree with you here. these brand new 2002 sets, although somewhat neat, leave
me feeling destitute about the future of lego castle.  I mean, the first ever
lego minifig set was the yellow castle and now.. ugh, there's nothing.

except Guarded Inn and Blacksmith Shop.  From a set point of view, its so
disappointing, but from a construction/pieces point of view everything is fine.
Both Blackmsith and Guarded have excellent price/piece ratios, great selection
of a wide variety of important castle building pieces (from castle wall pieces,
to blue roof pieces).  When i feel sad about the downfall of castle, i have to
remind myself that two of the best sets lego is selling now are both castle.

I think the Toy Fair shows good bit, but only bits.  A shield here, a cool head
there, some nifty minifigs around.  some good stuff, but overall? not that much
to call the motherland about.  besides, i don't feel there's too much to be
really excited about.. Galidor leaves me with an uneasy stomach.

-lenny



> 
> The oval serpant shield looks awesome!  But you only get 1 in a $10 set?
> 
> The body armor on Ogel is very cool.  But again, a whole set for one piece?
> 
> I'm glad you're excited, but my reaction to the Toyfair 2002 coverage is
> once of dissapointment from the castle point of view.  If you look at all
> the new sets planned for 2002....
> http://www.fbtb.net/toyfair2002/tfmain.html
> Not one of them is castle related!  Maybe the silver lining is TLC is
> planning on bringing back more Legend and Blacksmith type sets.  I wouldn't
> complain if this was the case, I really hated the latest castle line.  Those
> Lion shields were too cartoonish for my taste.....
> 
> I'm crossing my fingers and hoping something good is in the works.
> 
> -Aaron
> 
> "Richard Noeckel" <Shroud_of_kung_fu@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:GrCG4A.9Dz@lugnet.com...
> >          ^^^2002's good for Castle!^^^
> > 
> > These pens have `wicked` potential for 'Army-Building!'
> > (unless they're some how *anchored-down?)
> > That Jango Fett is gonna be bought in multiples!
> > http://www.fbtb.net/toyfair2002/tfswpen.jpg
> > http://www.fbtb.net/toyfair2002/tfswpen2.jpg
> > 
> > And Potter always comes through with dynamic shields in its sets.
> > The black-trim oval shield with slithering serpent is sooooo suited for
> > an Ork & Goblin hord.     http://www.fbtb.net/toyfair2002/tfhp.jpg
> > 
> > And lets not forget the great body-armor on Ogel and the incredible new
> > skeleton head on his henchmen. I'm going to get so many of these HTO sets.
> > http://www.marzdistribution.com/insideMarz/moreinfo.cfm?ID=LEGO-4166471
> > 
> > 
> >                                     --==Richard==--
> > 
> > 
> > *That never stopped us from removin' Vader from his Key-Chain!    ;)
> > **High Traffic Outlet



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Which pens exactly do you think would be cool for castle? The picture I looked at had Darth Vader, Jango Fett, C3PO, R2-D2, a Clonetrooper, and a jedi I think.... The oval serpant shield looks awesome! But you only get 1 in a $10 set? The body armor (...) (25 years ago, 11-Feb-02, to lugnet.castle)

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