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Re: Reinventing the minifig
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 20 Nov 1999 19:36:29 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Christopher Masi writes:
> Thomas Main wrote:
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> > There's currently a discussion happening in lugnet.starwars concerning a
> > minifig scale Millenium Falcon model. It seems to me that a lot of
> > people are hampered by "minifig scale." I believe Gary Istok has
> > mentioned that he doesn't even use minifigs because without them he has
> > more freedom in scale modeling and can use his non-minifig scale windows
> > and doors. Various people have lamented that Lego cars can't seat two
> > figs side-by-side,
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> One minifig per car is pretty realistic. True, American cars have more
> than one seat, but if you look at the cars during rush hour they are all
> carrying one minifig...I mean person.
How true. Minifigs are just as unenvironmental as people! LEGO should fix
that... (But of course it won't)
Some ten years ago I experimented with a four-seated car (two in back, two
in front), but I was just a kid, I didn't care much about aesthetics, etc. I
just built it. (As I recall, it had a few windshields, in two floors, and,
well... it was ugly.)
I think, leave minifigs in peace, and if you have a problem with scale,
build different models!
Bye,
Shiri :-)
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| (...) One minifig per car is pretty realistic. True, American cars have more than one seat, but if you look at the cars during rush hour they are all carrying one minifig...I mean person. Chris Maybe LEGO is more real than we think? (...) (26 years ago, 31-Mar-99, to lugnet.general)
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