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Re: African American Lego Mini-Figs
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lugnet.castle
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Mon, 3 Feb 2003 04:20:14 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Nathan Schroeder writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Jay Rodarte writes:
> > Hello All! I have a question about the new African American Lego Mini-figs.
> > Is Lego going to start making African American Mini-figs? I thought that was
> > a kewl idea, although all of them are men and they have scary faces. But I
> > think that it's about time that Lego acknowledges the African American
> > Community with Mini-figs. I mean, come on!
> >
> > Jay
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> To answer your question (even though .castle is a little out of the way to
> talk about it), they are making African-American mini-figs. However, you
> may also want to note that this is the first time Lego has made Caucasian
> mini-figs as well. Up until this point, they have been a nice neutral yellow.
>
> (BTW, I responded to this question in .castle so that the original poster
> would be able to find his answers. Seems he's a little new. Maybe move
> future discussion to .build/minifigs?)
Yellow does not = caucasian. The Native-Americans of the Wild West series,
the Japanese of the Ninja Castle subtheme, the Indians, Chinese and Tibetans
of the Adventurers Orient series aren't exactly caucasian either.
I think they differenciated the races by using facial features rather than
color. Like the eyes for the Japanese, noses for the Native Americans as
well as the new "African-looking" yellow figs with their larger lips.
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| (...) To answer your question (even though .castle is a little out of the way to talk about it), they are making African-American mini-figs. However, you may also want to note that this is the first time Lego has made Caucasian mini-figs as well. Up (...) (22 years ago, 3-Feb-03, to lugnet.castle)
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