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Re: Clones & Tente
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 3 Feb 1999 07:16:11 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek writes:
> Only the trucks are similar to Minifig
> scale, but even then, they are closer to realistic scale (a truck seats
> 3 people across, but the people are much smaller than one minifig.
> Implied, not certain, because no figs are supplied.)
Really? Somewhere, I have a tente "astronaut". He's in little yellow body
armour, head/helmet and torso one piece, arms one piece each, and legs one
piece. His feet have four of the thin Tente prongs that fit inside the holes
on top off the studs, one on each toe and heel. Other than that, he lacks any
real functionality vis a vis conecting to the elements.
Oh! I take that back. There's a stud on his lower back.
Anyway, his arms and legs and head are thinner than a Lego minifig, but he's
roughly the same height, just more realistically proportioned.
eric
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| (...) My trucks are circa 1979. (...) And I saw some of these figs in the oil rig set that JG posted. These are circa 1991. I dunno when the figs first appeared but it was well after my trucks. So I'm gonna stick by what I said. The trucks that (...) (26 years ago, 3-Feb-99, to lugnet.general)
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| removed admin.general on this followup, it's not admin.. (...) More than one dimension here. One is, how compatible is it. (do studs and plugs mate? How many different kinds of mates? just the basic stud, or does rod system mate as well, how about (...) (26 years ago, 2-Feb-99, to lugnet.general)
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