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Re: Minifig question.. Swashbuckler?
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lugnet.castle
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Thu, 9 Dec 1999 01:17:41 GMT
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Craig, your minifig ideas (as usual) sound great. I've been hankering after
the pirate with the white shirt and tan vest for this very use, in order to
build the final scene from "The Highwayman"; but he's rather rare, only from
6277 and 6286. There's a curly-mustached head that would go well on him too,
don't know where it's from. Must try the adventurer's hat, that sounds just
the thing.
Cheers, Heather
In lugnet.castle, Craig Hamilton writes:
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> i've made a swash-buckler, but used the adventurer's broad-rimmed hat.
> garnished with a plume, it takes on a totally different character. these hats
> also come in black, now. i used the black one (from #5902, a $2 adv. polybag
> set) with a white plume.
> your idea for creating a rapier from a lance is quite inriguing... but a
> pirate cutlass works well enough. for a small dagger, why not the silver one
> as found in underwater sets?
> for a torso, i'd suggest the open white shirt/ green vest pirate (as in set
> #6250) this head/ face even works for a swash-buckler as well... a black dart
> maul cape might be a nice touch...
> my dude has some accessories that he carries with him... a black (wild west
> bandana, for a disguise), a 1x2 tile/ love letter (from the new belville fairy
> tale sets ~so "dangerous liasons"!), and of course, coin of the realm. ;-)
> i guess my castle theme swash-buckler is a bit of randy rogue...
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> a three musketeers castle theme would be ideal! i can picture the tunic pieces
> being similar to mini-fig armour elements, with the decor and color of the
> horse bardings. the adventurer hats in red and blue would be perfect...and
> they'd _have_ to make rapiers then!
>
> later ~ craig~
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| I am rushing home to build my swashbuckler. Black adventurer hat with white plume like Scaramouche/Cyrano, black cape, cutlass, dagger and maybe a pirate pistol (flintlock) I'll use the smirking smug adventurer head. Thanks for the tips Craig. Last (...) (25 years ago, 9-Dec-99, to lugnet.castle)
| | | Re: Minifig question.. Swashbuckler?
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| (...) I'd dearly love one of those as well. Would that be the Noyes poem "The Highwayman" (set to music by Loreena McKennit, among others?) A great poem (and song), but a little...er...*dark* for LEGO 'figs, no? Especially that final scene? (...) If (...) (25 years ago, 9-Dec-99, to lugnet.castle)
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| | Re: Minifig question.. Swashbuckler?
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| (...) hi, michel ~ welcome back to lego! i've made a swash-buckler, but used the adventurer's broad-rimmed hat. garnished with a plume, it takes on a totally different character. these hats also come in black, now. i used the black one (from #5902, (...) (25 years ago, 5-Dec-99, to lugnet.castle)
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