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Re: Informal review of 6038: Wolfpack Renegades
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Date: 
Fri, 18 Feb 2000 22:51:43 GMT
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In lugnet.reviews, Jeff Stembel writes:
In lugnet.reviews, Shiri Dori writes:
In lugnet.reviews, Jeff Stembel writes:
I love the faces!  They're great as generic castle minifigs.  :)

Well, the eye-patch one isn't what I'd call generic, it's nice as a special
one but having three of these might be weird. The other is definitely a good
generic face.

Actually, I like them for generic scruffy dockhands, Wolfpack, and sailors. :)

I use the eyepatch to indicate that the character is in some way disabled.
Since medicine was not particularly good back then, damage from combat,
illnesses, and plague/infections often caused infirmities which lasted a
lifetime.

It's easy to show a missing arm or leg with a minifig, but harder to show bones
which were not set properly, organs which are not functioning well (too much
alcohol, perhaps, or heart troubles, or cancer), or degenerative diseases of
the mind and body (scurvy and other common malnutrition, hemophilia from
inbreeding, Alzheimer's, sickle-cell anemia, Down's syndrome, multiple
sclerosis, Lou Gherig's disease...).

I apologize if this post turned out to be exceedingly morose.



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  Re: Informal review of 6038: Wolfpack Renegades
 
(...) You're welcome! (...) Actually, I like them for generic scruffy dockhands, Wolfpack, and sailors. :) (...) But I've got 33 extra brown ones! :) Oh, and FTR, his name is pronounced "Awld" :) (...) I would, but my mail server is down right now. (...) (24 years ago, 18-Feb-00, to lugnet.reviews)

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