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Re: Why basketball minifigs have no hairpieces
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lugnet.general
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Thu, 7 Nov 2002 23:10:42 GMT
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Hello Eric,
In lugnet.general, Eric Brok writes:
> It's weird that even the NBA Basketball minifigs with printed hair do not
> have actual hairpieces.
> I figure the reason may be that the stud on theit head is helpful when
> shooting a ball from the figure using the springloaded hips. Or a hairpiece
> may fly off.
In my opinion, it is definitely a safety issue. The sudden release of the
springloaded hip mechanism could send a hairpiece straight into the throat
or the eye of a bystanding (for instance North American) kid and
consequently send The LEGO Company spiraling down into a lawsuit. They would
be wise to print the following a warning on the set boxes:
"Do not apply hairpieces and/or any other headgear from your own collection
and/or from set 10067 to the NBA Basketball minifigs" :-)
With friendly greetings, M. Moolhuysen.
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| It's weird that even the NBA Basketball minifigs with printed hair do not have actual hairpieces. I figure the reason may be that the stud on theit head is helpful when shooting a ball from the figure using the springloaded hips. Or a hairpiece may (...) (22 years ago, 7-Nov-02, to lugnet.general)
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