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Re: Dear lego, please liscence the film galdiators
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lugnet.general, lugnet.dear-lego
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Wed, 7 Jun 2000 14:14:28 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Gary Istok writes:
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> Erik Olson wrote:
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> > In lugnet.general, David C. Jones writes:
> > > Not to be rude, but what would be the point? You can just as easily create
> > > a Greek/Roman based theme without having to pay licencing fees. I will
> > > agree though that it is great concept for a theme.
> > >
> > > Davy
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> > Yes, it's a great concept for a theme! If you haven't already, see:
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> > http://itsa.ucsf.edu/~erikred/brick/classic/ancient.html
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> > http://itsa.ucsf.edu/~erikred/brick/classic/acropolis.html
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> > Don't miss the Trojan Horse!!!
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> As someone who loves the Greco-Roman theme, I mentioned a few months ago a
> Classics Architectural set of about 2000 pieces that would be great for TLC to
> come up with. Many of you may have seen a set of wooden blocks in the classic
> style that were meant for adults, sort of for an "executive's waiting room".
> Well this set could be geared to both AFOLs and an executives toy.
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> And the great thing about classical architecture is that it fits so well into
> several different settings. Not only for a gladiator type theme, but Town as
> well. If you have any doubts, check out my Acropolis Contest entry (LEGO
> Museum) from the above mentioned website:
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> http://itsa.ucsf.edu/~erikred/brick/classic/istok.html
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> Besides a large number of 2x2 white cylinders, a large number of low sloped
> white and gray roofs, and a lot of tiles, a new large Classical Architecture • Set
> could include a few new items (never before produced) such as Doric, Ionic,
> Corinthian, Composite, and Egyptian capitals for the top of the 2x2 white
> columns. After seeing some of the intricate pieces that are produced for
> Bellville and Fabuland, I think that 2x2 cylindrical column tops would be a
> great new addition for LEGO.
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> Gary Istok
I for one would snap up as many sets as I could with column capitals. It's
definately something that nearly every town and city has; Greco-Roman
architecture. It makes for a nice touch. Though I'm satisfied with the
solution that I came up with in my own entry to the contest, some variation
would be nice. Unfortunately, the only answer to that is either piece
modification, or TLC creation.
Rich
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