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Re: Age range 16+ (was: Re: 2000 Scans are Online!)
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lugnet.general, lugnet.starwars
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Date:
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Thu, 11 Nov 1999 13:47:19 GMT
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Eric Kingsley wrote:
> Oh man!! I allmost hope your kidding. I just think a Millennium Falcon in the
> kind of detail that we see in the comming X-Wing and Tie Interceptor would have
> to be in the $700 range. I could be wrong however if they decide to stay away
> from scale restrictions in the series. I suppose they could make a Falcon in
> incredible detail that is only fractionally bigger than the X-Wing.
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> I wonder what people would think of that. Would you allow for more flexibilty
> in scale in this new line? If the scale of a Falcon were significantly smaller
> than the scale of the X-Wing would there be a problem? Or would that be seen
> as OK in a series such as this?
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> I would like to here everyones feelings on this.
>
> Eric
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> The New England LEGO Users Group
> http://www.nelug.org/
Here are my thoughts (scattered though they may be): I wouldn't care what scale a
model-team MF is, as long as it fulfills a couple of criteria:
(1) The scale must be absolutely self-consistent -i.e., no Kenner-esque huge
cockpit and fat midsection
(2) The detail should be intricate and as accururate to Canon as possible.
What that means is it should be as large as it needs to be to bring these about.
If it doesn't even need to be as large as the MT X-Wing, that's fine with me.
When something is supposed to have a common tie-in to other sets, though, that's a
different story. Specifically I'm referring to any set that is designed to come
with/be used with Minifigs ... then they should (ideally :) be scaled accurately to
the size of the fig - that would make the MF significantly large than an X-Wing.
shaun
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