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Re: 'Article from Tommorow' < Warning Speculative!!>
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Thu, 18 Jan 2001 15:09:35 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Alex Farlie writes:
> <Warning this article is a speculative post designed to encourage
> disscusssion on new ideas (and hopefully suggest some Ideas to TLC/TLG.) >
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> "
> > Date Aug 2005...
> > Subject: 2006? '
> Well it looks like we going to colonise a planet!!
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> The Lego Group has just announced via it's WAP service that they will be
> releasing a new space range in 2006. And it appears that its Classic Space
> with a few more modern parts.
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> According to the advance preview catalouge ( ' Well done S@L!!:-)' ) It
> would appear that the new 'Colony 2030' range will fetaure about 3 Major
> sets...-That link up tyo form a base... (6 32x32 Baseplate <faints> and
> saucer plates in tan!!). Amongst the smaller sets are a planetry explorer, a
> shuttle and a mobile laboratory!!..
Hey! You didn't mention the new Star Wars sets! We're finally getting a
Sandcrawler with 3 Jawas and assorted droids! Woo-Hoo! And check out the
latest sections to the modular Death Star sets - finally, the cell block,
and look how it fastens on top of last year's trash compactor! Cool! And
check out that hanger bay - it actually holds the Millenium Falcon! Plus
more cool ships from Episode III!!! And look at all of those white macaroni
bricks on the turret in the Hoth Echo Base set - it's about time we get some
Snowtroopers! And you gotta love that UCS AT-St! Wow, TLC has really out
done themselves this time - and they still have the Star Wars license
through 2007!
Kevin
> > Starbase 2020 looks likey to be ending in 2006 but its going out with a
> bang... Just look at the Space station in the catalouge.. With Solar panels
> that pwoer the light and Sound!!( Looks like they did quite a bit of
> reasearch to got those Solar cells small enough!!.) Oh and some new parts to
> enable mounting of the model as a mobile...
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> Minfigs can now go ski-ing and snowbaording.
> ...well at least in the US they can :-(
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> There is also unsually a letter from Lego Direct in the catlouge for Fall 2005
> Saying that TLG is looking into supporting Linux in 2006 (promted by the
> fans?)... Wonder how that will sit with their partners in Redmond? They were
> were ambivlant about the Mac and Escape.net 'content co-operation' partnerships.
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> LegoDirect also says that they will be a few new items not in the preview
> catalouge.. Wonder what they could be? ( They did this before .. Justbefore
> Switchtrack(2002) and Midnight City(2003) ranges.)
>
> Anyhow any news on LCAD-6D?(An evloving LCAD standard)
> (Should be esaier now that a major bug in GLCad3D is fixed..;-) )
> And the other day I had a call from someone stil using a 1997 copy of the
> original L-Draw!! Well you can't kill a good idea..
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> Well I can speculate can't I? Perhaps this would be better in
> lugnet.fictional.future ....
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> Alex
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