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In lugnet.adventurers, Jeff Johnston writes:
> David Eaton wrote:
> >
> > In lugnet.adventurers, Paul Davidson writes:
> > > Is it just me, or does Tricerablocks (whoever coined that cool name) have
> > > the same white horns attacked to his head as the barbarians in the new
> > > Knights lego? If so, they must be tougher than we thought. :)
> >
> > Now here's a question... The horns they use for the Tricerablocks &
> > Moo-men/Longhorns/Oxheads/whatever are the same as those used in the Islanders
> > sets (or so I'd imagine).
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> Sure looks like it to me. They were also in some of the Wild West sets, I think.
>
> > Now the Islanders sets came with the horns mounted on
> > the little plastic ring that came with two horns, and 1 feather-type-dealy.
> > Does that mean they're going to give us sets with feather-dealies that we can't
> > use? Or do you think they'll be used anywhere in the sets?
>
> Anyone buy Fort Legoredo or Amazon Crossing (I think they showed up in there
> as
> well)? How were the horns packaged in there? If they were on the rings, I'll
> bet that they remain on the rings for the new sets. After all, why make a new
> mold? It wouldn't be the first time that TLG included 'extra' feathers in a set.
>
> J
I have Fort Legoredo and Amazon crossing. I think they may have just been loose
pieces. I'm not certain, though. I can, however, say with a fair amount of
certainty that they weren't on a ring with that feathery piece like in the
Islander sets. If they weren't loose (though I really think they were) they
were only attached to each other (the horns). The only plastic ringed parts
I've gotten lately are the tools attached to a ring, and the feather ring that
you get for Knights' helmets, from an old Fright Knights set that I picked up
on clearance.
-Jonathan
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