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Nah, that doesn't make sense. What WOULD make sense is ONE corner wall and 2-4
straight walls. Otherwise, you'd only be building skinny towers over time, to use
up all the excess corners.
Dave Low wrote:
> In lugnet.lego.direct, Tom Stangl writes:
> > Heck, the set really doesn't impress me much. I DO like the Tudor walls, and
> > would love to be able to buy the straight and corner ones separately in bulk,
> > so I could build decent-sized buildings.
>
> Great idea -- why not leverage the production costs for the wall pieces by
> producing a US$5 "Inn Expansion Set": 2 tudor straight walls, 2 Tudor corner
> walls, and some black slopes and bricks?
>
> --DaveL
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