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In lugnet.market.shopping, Mark Sandlin writes:
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> > From: "Mike Petrucelli" <lordinsanity@usa.net>
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> >
> > Personally I like it the way it is (colors are a bit funky to me but I can • fix
> > that.) When I saw it I imediatly thought cool a twin prop-plane that is
> > really
> > a super-sonic spy plane.
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> Hmm.. I just don't see it. To me, a secret agent should ooze "cool" and this
> li'l thing just doesn't, IMO.
I understand what you mean.
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> For reference, go watch the opening sequence of "Octopussy." That li'l plane
> that Bond zips around in was awesome. (Is that the same plane Coors used as
> their "Silver Bullet"?) Now, _that's_ a Spy Runner.
I admit that would have been a much cooler Spy Runner for sure. As it is
though I like the idea of having a Spy Runner that looks like a stock twin
prop-plane. Though I doubt TLC would use it as such, it would have more
"story" uses, at least to me. Most mini-figs are too stupid to notice jets on
the wings, yeah that's it. ;-)
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> Maybe I'll build one when I get home, just for my own edification.
:-) That in a nutshell is what makes Lego great
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> :^D
>
> ~Mark
-Lord Insanity
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