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Re: 2006 sets
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Thu, 6 Oct 2005 13:41:33 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Larry Lesser wrote:
> I was on brickshelf and saw this:
> http://brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=148078
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> I looked at the new airliner sets and had a question that I wanted to present to
> the AFOLs of the world.
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> Is Lego attempting to phase out the minfig and make the Jack Stone type figure
> the new figure? Or is the JS size being phased out, but the pieces are being
> used in new sets? Or even a third question is Lego attempting to allow consumers
> to use both their normal mini figures and their JS figures at the same time?
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> What does everyone think?
I am wondering if they simply might be taking an 'easy build' approach as they
did with last seasons large dump truck. "Easy build, quick play".
It doesn't really matter to me, though. I haven't built a lego set in quite a
long time and don't play with it. (I think the last set I built was the Maersk
ship & within a day or so I turned it and parts from many other Maersk ships,
into a Maersk blue 3 story building.)
Regarding these new sets however, as a purchaser of parts, I do not see the 3 x
1 curved slope in dark bley anywhere, which is disappointing. Though, I see
many white ones and the possibility of the white ones being 2 wide, making it a
new piece which would be fantastic. (see hospital set). It is very difficult to
tell though, they certainly could be 1 wide.
Thanks for pointing these sets out.
Jonathan
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