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Re: Ninja stuff
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lugnet.castle
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Wed, 23 May 2001 15:20:43 GMT
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James Stacey wrote:
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> Quick Question
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> - Do people think of Ninja LEGO as Castle LEGO or as a seperate range. I
> know they are in the 60xx range but I dont consider them as real Castle
> EGO - discuss
I consider the Ninja sets to be part of the Castle line. Not only are
the sets GREAT for parts (LOVE the stone facade) and minifigs, but they
give a whole new idea to ornamentation, realized in Lego. I also like
the way they are put together. Particularly the Flying Ninja Fortress
(Of which I own 3 or 4 due to deep discounts at KayBee Outlet), and the
modular way it is put together. So is the Stone's Throw Bridge (or
whatever it is called). Though I don't evaluate sets on play value, I do
like to build them the first time out of the box, so I can see what new
architectural ideas Lego has come up with, and get some ideas on how to
work any new pieces into a model. This was particularly true with the
LOM Aero Tube Hangar. But to answer your particular question, I
definitely think that Ninja is part of the Castle line.
--
Matt Brooks
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| Quick Question - Do people think of Ninja LEGO as Castle LEGO or as a seperate range. I know they are in the 60xx range but I dont consider them as real Castle EGO - discuss :) -- James Stacey www.minifig.co.uk (23 years ago, 23-May-01, to lugnet.castle)
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