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On the plus side, the cracked roadplate and the black girders supporting the
lights look very interesting. Of special note is the large green T-Rex foot
in the last picture. I believe that's a green 2x2 convex corner I spy!
:-)
Dave
Alan Gerber <foofoogood@hotmail.com.die_evil_unsolicited_e-mail> wrote in
message news:FuBE54.Mxn@lugnet.com...
> First, for those that haven't yet seen it, here are pictures of the big • set:
> http://www.lego.com/studios/shots.asp . Look at those pieces... • earthquake
> plate... supports for spotlights... lots of green slopes... and some odd • yellow
> plate that a cord goes in... and something designed to make the buildings
> collapse(new?)! And according to something in the media section, movement
> sticks to make the figs look like they're moving on their own.
> Alan
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In lugnet.general, David Simmons writes:
> On the plus side, the cracked roadplate and the black girders supporting the
> lights look very interesting. Of special note is the large green T-Rex foot
> in the last picture. I believe that's a green 2x2 convex corner I spy!
> :-)
Yup, there's two of 'em.
Jeff
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On Wed, 10 May 2000 15:10:42 GMT, "Jeff Stembel" <aulddragon@wamalug.org> wrote:
> In lugnet.general, David Simmons writes:
> > On the plus side, the cracked roadplate and the black girders supporting the
> > lights look very interesting. Of special note is the large green T-Rex foot
> > in the last picture. I believe that's a green 2x2 convex corner I spy!
> > :-)
>
> Yup, there's two of 'em.
>
> Jeff
Arg! Someone beat me to it! I was just about to post about these. :)
Rob
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