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Re: Why would set 10042 not be available in the United States?
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 9 Jun 2003 17:12:48 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Simon Bennett wrote:
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In lugnet.general, Jason J. Railton wrote:
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I’d like to see them do the flag though, just to see if they can get the
diagonal detail. Have a look at the diagonal red stripes on one. They’re
not centred on the diagonals, they’re above and below the diagonal. It
makes it a very subtle difference to spot if the flag’s being flown
upside-down.
Of course, I don’t hold out much hope based on this one. The American
flag’s either extremely old, or they skimped on the stars a bit...
Jason Railton
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Have you seen the one I did to liven up the loc.uk sidebar a bit? I’ve been
meanign to tell you about it since your the big mosaicist. I plan to get a
better lit pic soon and I’ve spotted one small error which I have to fix
first. This is the smallest I reckoned it would look passable. I think it’s
35 bricks wide by 43 plates high.
Psi
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I had seen it. It’s a good one. I’ve only done a tiny one for the back of my
piggy-back train car - about five studs by 8 plates. There’s no real detail,
but you can just about tell what it’s supposed to be.
It’s the French and Germans that have it easy with Lego flags. Mind you, to
make a stand-alone one you’d have to sneak in some 1x1 technic bricks to hold
the coloured bars together. Could be very useful for those parts.
Jason R
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