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Re: A few questions...
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Sun, 28 Apr 2002 20:32:46 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Matt Hein writes:
> In lugnet.castle, John Henry Kruer writes:
> > Alot of questions:
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> > Which castle wall color do think is best?
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> You know, I really like the Yellow Tudor walls! They're
> perfect for old victorian style architecture. (especially
> if you're trying to recreate english homesteads, or a
> really awesome medieval villiage :)
Yeah, I really like those too. Unfortunantly, there's practiclly no way to
get them that I could afford.
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> > Which castle set is the one you like the most? (out of any eara)
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> You know, I would have to go with something more exotic, such as
> a Black Falcon's Fortress...
> (sorry to all you hard core castle fans)
> What's so great about a BFF, you ask?
> I guess I'm compelled to tell you, so here goes...
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> The BFF has another excellent design, and makes for
> an excellent alternative to the guarded inn. Although it's
> a tad more expensive, It has a generally good design,
> lots of walls and basic bricks elements, as well as a great
> color scheme, lots of BLack Falcon Figures, and the coveted
> yellow Tudor wall. Of course, lots of other "extras" are
> included such as a nice drawbridge, a towered roof, and a
> rare BLack Falcon flag. Anyway, the design is timeless IMO,
> so If I had the choice between a castle set close to a BFf,
> I would go with the BFF. (I'm not making any comparisons the
> a Yellow Castle, 'cuz you really can't compare the two.)
Yeah... I have the instructions for one (don't ask...)And I really like it.
> > There arn't any light grey castle corner walls available in current sets, right?
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> Unfortunately not, although I've seen dark grey ones
> in those cheesy fright knghts sets (But I think they're
> boring for a traditional castle.) Anyway, I don't build with
> castle walls, unless I *really* have to, because I go for
> the traditional look.
So how do you build? (just wonderering. I know you have a picture problem,
but couldn't you use Ldraw, or *something*?
Out of the little sets of the *current* castles, which is the best for pieces?
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> Oh yeah! Go for the Armor Shop! There's a nice assortment of roofing
> elements, bricks, minifigures, weapons, a horse, and several castle
> wall elements. Overall, it's an *excellent* set for parts. However,
> due to the flooded Lego market, I wish you luck on finding one under
> $40. (I got mine for $37)
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> Oh, that's right...you meant small and cheap, I'm guessing?
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> Er...that's a tough one, but I'll have to go with the
> Guarded Inn. You get a lot of parts for a cheap price, including
> four minifigs, some shields, and a few wall elements.
> So yes, go for that.
I'll probablly get one of those soon...
> > Out of all sets avalaible, which is the best for pieces?
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> Just grab a BFF. You won't regret it. :)
> (in hopes that it will somehow become a Legend.) • I wish...
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> Just my two brickz...
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> <<_Matt Hein_>>
> Lugnet No. 1112
> Pyrokid17@hotmail.com
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> > Thanks, people.
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> > John Kruer
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> > p.s.- I'm afraid my parents have decided that 'what is the use of buying
> > pieces you already have if you just add them to your collection, so,
> > unfortunantly, my 4 buys on bricklink will be my only ones... So I'll have
> > to make use current sets:-(
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> Arrgh...that's too bad. I had the same problem when I was younger
> (about five years ago). So, I came up with quite a funny solution.
> Instead of going off on my word, I just told my parents
> the learning values of Lego (I was kind of fictitious on that),
> so they decided for letting me buy more parts. I guess a bit
> of thought is needed for a good excuse, but I'm sure you'll come
> up for one, but otherwise, trade parts to friends of yours for
> better ones, that you'll be adding extra parts to your collection
> in exchange for your old ones. A simple trade, eh?
> Just a suggestion...
I'm afraid that's well near impossible... my parents have never played with
Legos, and I do not think they would rather me play with them as much as I
do. None of my friends (well, friend) has many castle pieces, and anyway my
parents said 'no' long ago. They ask, 'why don't you build all the lego
sets you have' and point at a lego train show and say 'you can build that'
and then get angry when I point out how improbable it is. Oh well...
John Kruer
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