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In lugnet.harrypotter, Erik Olson writes:
> So, the Gringott's Bank set has goblin heads with protruding ears and such.
> Are these a good idea in general, or best used sparingly?
If you are building an orc army, I would say - stock up.
> I figure that you can accept these heads as just one more special piece like
> beards and hairdos, or worry about the juniorization and spudification of
> minifig heads.
I wouldn't worry about it too much - I think that we already saw noses with the
native american figures, so I doubt they will have them sticking out anytime
soon.
> I wonder, will Lego confine these special heads to extra-human species like
> giant bunnies, lycanthropes, droids and other golems, yodi, Gungans and
> goblins?
That would be my guess.
> Will they cross the line and put a real protruding nose where an ordinary
> painted yellow head would do?
Let's hope not :)
-- Pawel
http://web.utk.edu/~pnazarew/new/
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| (...) I was just looking at Jon Furman's rendition of Tolkienish "goblins" (with the goblin heads) and "orcs" (with mummy heads and mostly wolfpack hoods). In general, I don't like the one-piece heads because they defeat the very strength of Lego: (...) (23 years ago, 7-Jan-02, to lugnet.harrypotter, lugnet.general)
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| So, the Gringott's Bank set has goblin heads with protruding ears and such. Are these a good idea in general, or best used sparingly? I figure that you can accept these heads as just one more special piece like beards and hairdos, or worry about the (...) (23 years ago, 4-Jan-02, to lugnet.harrypotter, lugnet.general)
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