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Re: Legoland Train Model Nitpicking, vehicles I recognised, misc rantings.
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lugnet.off-topic.fun
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Wed, 24 Mar 1999 18:44:24 GMT
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lpien@IWANTNOSPAM.ctp.com(nomorespam)
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John Neal wrote:
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> > And the last nit, this post anyway. None of the figures in New Orleans,
> > although they were begging for beads (it was mardi gras), had their tops
> > up. :-)
> comment;-)
> BTW, how *would* a minifig lift up their top, seeing as how they are
> imprinted.
The figs in miniland are not minifigs. Really. Miniland scale is quite a
bit bigger than minifig scale. A fig is about 6-8 bricks high and is
built from individual parts. So the modelers have done a number of neat
tricks with figs (simulated sunglassed perched in dreadlocks made of 1x1
with side loops and so forth). A lot of the female figs had busts made
from various things such as hairpieces, hard hats and 2x2 radar dishes,
etc.
> And if, for the sake of argument, the busty minifig *did* lift
> her top, would there be anything there? Butt I shall halter there because
> I've gone on too thong...
Ah, so you reveal your real motive, to pun. I've bared your bad jokes
long enough.
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