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Re: Harry Potter Figures
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lugnet.castle
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Thu, 3 Aug 2000 16:01:09 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Nathan McDowell writes:
> In lugnet.castle, Aaron West writes:
> > In lugnet.castle, Nick Cameron writes:
> > > Does anyone have any thoughts of what the harry potter figures look like. I
> > > have some ideas, but am pretty clueless about making a Voldamort from the • first
> > > book. Mabey they'll actually print on both sides of a head.
> > >
> > > NICK #:^O
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> > Purple cloaks and BROOMSTICKS! Finally, I have a use for all of those
> > things! Wands, cauldrons, Beleville Frogs, Cats, Owls (white!), wizard hats
> > in many colors, a turban(!) brooms, Beleville Books, Beleville Trunks, an
> > Ogre, a three-headed dog (Cerebus?), Unicorns, a Dragon, Centaurs (!) and
> > adult and smaller sized child mini-figures. That's the short list. The long
> > list includes all the Beleville Food items and many colors such as the
> > Beleville Fairy Tale line (can you tell that I think that stuff has
> > potetial?). Figures should revolve around the main kids in the book with the
> > teachers secondary, monsters thirdly. I suspect a Quiditch field, Hogwart's
> > Castle, and a few adventure and accessory sets are in the works. Hopefully
> > they will be connectable and expandable without too many Potters!
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> > The Voldemort figure was only the back of a head for an already existing
> > character (perhaps a trap-door kind of thing on the back of his hat or
> > something similar to the Pirate head-cloth that hangs lower on the backside--
> > just turn it around).
> >
> > Bye!
> > Aaron :o)
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> The sets won't be really based on the books, per se, unless the movies stick
> to the books (I wouldn't know, haven't read them). The official press release
> says that the toys will be "based on the first two Harry Potter movies".
> Click here to see the official release-
> http://www.lego.com/info/pressspecific.asp?PressReleaseId=111&Year=2000 . Any
> excuse to have more fantasy type elements is good news to me, though. =)
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> ~Nathan
What do you think of the possibility the Harry Potter line might replace
Castle the same way that Star Wars has replaced Space? I don't really know
enough about the Harry Potter books/movies to tell if that would be a problem,
but I'd much rather have two lines of sets with castle/fantasy elements than
one.
Just imagine having Castle, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and Belville to get
parts from! :-)
-L
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| (...) It shouldn't replace it. While Hogwart's is described as a "castle", and the students carry wands and are wizards, it's definitely set in a modern period. eric (24 years ago, 3-Aug-00, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) release (...) Any (...) That's what I was thinking too, if they keep making all these licensed lines of toys, what's going to happen to the normal themes? I was hoping the Harry Potter line wouldn't replace the "normal" Castle line. It was (...) (24 years ago, 3-Aug-00, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) long (...) the (...) backside-- (...) release (...) Any (...) Good for parts, bad for selection of medieval accessories. If Potter replaces Castle entirely (better not) then you can kiss Knight's Helms, Swords, Spears, Lances, Battle Axes, (...) (24 years ago, 4-Aug-00, to lugnet.castle)
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| (...) The sets won't be really based on the books, per se, unless the movies stick to the books (I wouldn't know, haven't read them). The official press release says that the toys will be "based on the first two Harry Potter movies". Click here to (...) (24 years ago, 3-Aug-00, to lugnet.castle)
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