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Re: Enough trans-antifreeze!
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lugnet.general, lugnet.space
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Mon, 29 Nov 1999 06:10:49 GMT
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Just because they are in the 68** or 69** does not mean they have to be
space... Are there not Unitron sets in the 17** ???
I'm not contending what the box says... I'm saying in my opinion I've never
felt they belonged... just because Lego Say doesn't mean its right...
sort of like throwbots in technic... I feel they cheapin the line of amazing
technic kits but lego choose because of part types to call it technic...
doesn't mean it was right!!!
Flying saucers vs. flying bugs... I know which one sounds like space to me!!
by the way though:
Ninja is castle to me!!
may you always find the part you need and enough to fill the bill!!
Dan
In lugnet.general, Jeff Thompson writes:
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> In lugnet.general, Dan Bobrovsky writes:
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> > I would have to agree that the Insectoids are truly (in my humble opinion) • NOT
> > A REAL SPACE THEME!!!
> >
> > UFO although totally differently sculpted (I'm still a classical type of guy)
> > and not too much to mt liking....is still a true Space theme!! (I didn't • much
> > like Robo Force either but they are Space to me) just not insectoids and
> > obviously not the Rock Raiders... and I do not consider Space Port to be
> > space but a subset of Town... mostly because it is current day and Earth
> > Based... (though cool!!)
> >
> > as Forrest Gump would Say...
> > "That's all I have to say about that."
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> LEGO ships the insectoid sets in boxes marked "Space." They're in
> the right set number range to be a part of the Space line. They consist
> of little guys with helmets riding around in spaceships and ground
> vehicles, just like all the other space sets. How could they not
> be "a real space theme?"
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> I'm particularly boggled by the fact that you consider UFO "real space"
> but not Insectoid. What's the difference? I'm boggled. This confuses
> me much more than the "ninja not = castle" claim, and I disagree with
> that claim, too.
>
> --
>
> jthompson@esker.com "Float on a river, forever and ever, Emily"
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 | | Re: Enough trans-antifreeze!
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| (...) *Bbzzztt* Logic error. You're arguing that "If A, then B" is an invalid (ie, false) statement (A = "Set is in the 68** or 69** range", B = "Set is a Space set"). But the example you give is a not-A example (because the set is outside the (...) (25 years ago, 29-Nov-99, to lugnet.general, lugnet.space)
| | | Re: Enough trans-antifreeze!
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| (...) Promotional or limited (US only, or not-world-wide at any rate) sets are often given numbers outside of their usual range. The unusual number of the Unitron sets makes sense from that perspective. It's true that set numbers are not inviolate. (...) (25 years ago, 30-Nov-99, to lugnet.general, lugnet.space)
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| | Re: Enough trans-antifreeze!
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| (...) LEGO ships the insectoid sets in boxes marked "Space." They're in the right set number range to be a part of the Space line. They consist of little guys with helmets riding around in spaceships and ground vehicles, just like all the other (...) (25 years ago, 28-Nov-99, to lugnet.general, lugnet.space)
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