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Re: What are the 10 worst pieces ever made by TLG?
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 17 Dec 1999 05:45:12 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Dan Jezek writes:
> You're right. Those pieces are good if used for their purpose, but not
> anywhere else. Somehow I meant that but it just didn't come across that way.
> Pirate ship hulls are the worst pieces IMHO.
I actually have seen some (OK, one) amazing creation with a Pirate Hull. It
was a Romulan Ship from Star Trek that used a Pirate Ship Hull upside down as
the top of the ship. Pretty awesome. My friend who made it ended up getting
a job working for the man (KKK), so I guess if anyone could find a use for
weird pieces, it would be him.
Just because a piece can't be used for anything else doesn't mean it is bad.
It just means you have to think harder or be more creative on its uses.
I will agree, though, that the hulls should be split into halves so that they
can be widened. I actually think there are several pieces that would work
better being cut in half. Perhaps I just need a bandsaw. Hey, I don't WANT
to deface Lego bricks, but sometimes it is the only way to make a bizarre
piece really useful. (As opposed to being very hard to use.)
Mike Poindexter
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| (...) You're right. Those pieces are good if used for their purpose, but not anywhere else. Somehow I meant that but it just didn't come across that way. Pirate ship hulls are the worst pieces IMHO. They look really good on ships like the BSB or (...) (25 years ago, 17-Dec-99, to lugnet.general)
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