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Interesting part for shipbuilding
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lugnet.pirates
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Date:
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Mon, 24 Feb 2003 22:05:08 GMT
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Ahoy,
A new shipment arrived recently to stock the Port Brique shipyards, and
included two examples of an element I haven't seen before.
They are twenty studs long, have one and a half technic holes, three towball
connections and the end four studs length is standard rod diameter. They are
brown.
It seemed a very maritime part, but I couldn't figure out where it had come
from. Some experimentation showed they make a very nice bowsprit for smaller
ships, and I think they'd do well as arms as well (and with three towballs,
would probably be good for lanteen yards particularly).
But still I couldn't figure out where they'd come from. Certainly not from
any known pirate set, and they were brown - so fabuland seemed unlikely.
Finally I gave in, looked up the reference number on the piece on peeron,
and discovered they were tepee poles. (http://peeron.com/inv/parts/30129).
Anyway, a useful piece, I think.
(And keep your eyeglasses peeled for three new ships at Port Brique over the
next few weeks).
Cheers
Richie
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