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Re: MiniFig Ponderings?
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 13 Jan 1999 20:32:33 GMT
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> They're longer because you need leverage to move the legs when they're new
> and stiff. Otherwise, you'd go to sit someone down, and whoops! Dislocated
> hips.
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> The witch gets away with normal studs because she's a mutant with no legs
> under that skirt...
I had sort of come to the same conclusion. But then in lots of other cases
we are forced to find work arounds because standard Lego joints aren't
strong enough, (1) I seems strange that Lego "cheated" by creating a special
piece to make it easy (2).
I guess I'm also miffed because I wanted to stick for pairs of legs onto the
bottom of a treasure chest and make a Luggage(3)
Cheers
Tim
(1) I'm a Technic guy myself and I have to do this a LOT
(2) Were Minifigs the start of Town Jr?
(3) The homicidal kind ala Terry Pratchett. :)
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| Also sprach Tim McSweeney: : I guess I'm also miffed because I wanted to stick for pairs of legs onto the : bottom of a treasure chest and make a Luggage(3) LOL! I'd love to see that ... too bad TLG doesn't make minifig legs in pink ... :) / _ _ / _ (...) (26 years ago, 14-Jan-99, to lugnet.general)
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| Tim McSweeney wrote in message ... (...) They're longer because you need leverage to move the legs when they're new and stiff. Otherwise, you'd go to sit someone down, and whoops! Dislocated hips. The witch gets away with normal studs because she's (...) (26 years ago, 13-Jan-99, to lugnet.general)
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