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Re: CASTLE ALIVE (Re: banner year for castle)
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 17 Dec 2003 06:45:35 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Erik Olson wrote:
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In lugnet.castle, Yaron Dori wrote:
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I have to agree that this is probably the worst castle ever (even worse then
6098), but as James said, new weapons, alot of new helmets/visors, new
colors for the horse head cover, a great executer mini-fig and alot of parts
to use for our castle’s so who cares that it’s not TLC best models ever.
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Glorious bad castles!
I’m not pleased with the mixture of old and new here. Flame me for saying
this, but I think Lego would be advantaged by dumping all old Castle elements
in favor of all new ones that are designed in a shared style. For example,
the old and new helmets. There are new curvy helms (plus not so old jousting
helms), and they clash with the same-old-morion-nose-guard thingies designed
in an era when all minifigs smiled. To go with the brightly colored
bascinets, imagine if there were an all-new morion-style helm with just a
noseguard sticking down, not a perfect cone either.
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Actually, the Armada Pirates helmet is the morion. What you refer to as a
morion is more of a spangen-constructed Norman/Viking style.
It’s hard to tell with blurry pictures, but the new open faced helmet looks like
a barbutte and is another great addition like the kettle hat was in the previous
KK. I’m not sure what I’d term the closed faced helmet until I get a better
look at it.
-->Bruce<--
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| (...) Glorious bad castles! I'm not pleased with the mixture of old and new here. Flame me for saying this, but I think Lego would be advantaged by dumping all old Castle elements in favor of all new ones that are designed in a shared style. For (...) (21 years ago, 17-Dec-03, to lugnet.castle, FTX)
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