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Re: Parts that never made it?
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lugnet.fun, lugnet.general
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Mon, 14 May 2001 18:03:31 GMT
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In lugnet.fun, Tom McDonald writes:
> 1x4x1.3 Pirates ship rat
> Town minifig utensil: slimjim
> Wild West minifig noose
> 4x4x3.3 Islanders missionary stewpot
> 1.4x4x5.3 Fright Force minifig iron maiden
Hmmm, I found the wording a little confusing there, but I gather you are
saying that TLC did, in fact, consider making the above listed items...
The rat would have been great, and I can't see any reason to not have it
except for possible issues of scale.
The slimjim seems not so important to me, I mean you could just as easily
suggest this with something like a scewdriver -- which we do have.
I can think of a few ways to implement a noose, and it could have been
great, but I can see why they didn't go ahead with that given their supposed
stance on non-violent toys.
I can't see why a Witch's cauldron can't be used as a missionary stewpot.
Then again it bears pointing out that no actual cannibals exist in the world
unless you consider highly ritualized funereal rites. Now a small shrunken
head could have been cool!
Iron Maiden? Baby, I am first in line for the Elizabeth Bathory line of
products....
-- Hop-Frog
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 | | Parts that never made it?
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| I realize that many companies go through intense R&D to determine just exactly what the heck they should make. Here's a few possible parts candidates that TLC *might* have tested but found were not viable for whatever reason: 1x4x1.3 Pirates ship (...) (23 years ago, 14-May-01, to lugnet.fun, lugnet.general)
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