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Re: Dragons in the New Castle Sets
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lugnet.castle
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Tue, 5 Jun 2007 20:09:20 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Christopher Templin wrote:
> Folks,
> For anyone who hasn't seen the new Castle sets, they include Dragons that are
> more realistic looking than the Viking ones. The dragons are still very
> poseable and look great. The new chest for the skeletons that allow them to use
> droid like arms are much better than the old ones. For the Skeleton Tower set,
> the lightning is a great added bonus. The Wizard has some and there are two
> flanking the entry bridge. Best of all, the knights have the old style of long
> sword and not the cheesy ones from the Knights Kindom and Viking Sets. In all I
> am very happy with the new sets and hope lego comes out with more in the future.
Hmm... It's almost as though TLG was inspired by some other successful brand
with semi-realistic Dragons and poseable skeletons.
Hmm...
Dave!
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| I think it is about time that Lego came out with realistic poseable dragons, but one complaint about the the new Castle sets is the skeleton horses. They are not articulate at all. At least the "normal" horses' heads move up and down, would have (...) (17 years ago, 6-Jun-07, to lugnet.castle)
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| | Dragons in the New Castle Sets
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| Folks, For anyone who hasn't seen the new Castle sets, they include Dragons that are more realistic looking than the Viking ones. The dragons are still very poseable and look great. The new chest for the skeletons that allow them to use droid like (...) (17 years ago, 5-Jun-07, to lugnet.castle)
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