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Re: Islander Woman
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 23 Jun 2000 19:43:54 GMT
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Steve Bliss <blisses@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> In lugnet.general, sheree rosenkrantz wrote:
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> > Red is a more natural color for lips than black imho. If a smiley face
> > mouth were in red would you assume it was a girl?
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> Good point. But if the generic and explicitly male minifigs have black
> lips, then what do the red lips mean?
Cherry popsicles at snack time?
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> Whatever. I'm pretty happy with the general figs. Less happy with the
> snarly faces (the more snarly, the less I like them). There are too many
> sunglasses, and too much facial hair. We need more smileys and simple
> faces!
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> Steve
Agreed! I prefer the generic smiley face to any others. The more defined
the features are, the less one is able to project a unique vision onto the
figure. Especially for a child a less defined figure is better imho. Even
with a limited number of figures totally different things can be imagined
and built and role played . The child creates the vision as opposed to
being dictated to by the figure or figure face. [Please note, I am not
advocating we use pegs instead of minifigs. I really like minifigs!]
What comes to mind right now is how seeing the movie from a book first
somehow limits one's picture/imagination upon reading the book later.
Seeing someone else's vision of a story before one has had a chance to form
one for oneself?
Most AFOL have enough minifigs for every mood and ocassion, so I feel they
are not dictated to by a defined figure/face. They create the figure from
their vast array of parts... and they define the figure to fit their
story. Still, for myself , I prefer the : )
maybe its just nostalgia?
sheree
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| (...) Probably! ;-) (...) Yes, true. I like the faces with a *little* bit of details, such as the ones with a moustache or a little bit of expression on their face. But the extra- defined faces that come up OFTEN (e.g. Johnny Thunder, KK knight, WW (...) (24 years ago, 23-Jun-00, to lugnet.general)
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| (...) Good point. But if the generic and explicitly male minifigs have black lips, then what do the red lips mean? Whatever. I'm pretty happy with the general figs. Less happy with the snarly faces (the more snarly, the less I like them). There are (...) (24 years ago, 23-Jun-00, to lugnet.general)
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