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Re: space legends and the SW licence
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lugnet.general, lugnet.space
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Tue, 14 Aug 2001 14:58:51 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Fredrik Glöckner writes:
> "John Gerlach" <john.gerlach@bestbuy.nospam.com> writes:
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> > So the 'Life on Mars' sets are ok, since they are strictly 'ground'
> > vehicles.
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> I realize that most vehicles in the LoM-series are ground vehicles,
> but there is the 7315 Solar Explorer, which is clearly a flying space
> ship. I also seem to recall that some of the alternate models in the
> LoM-series are flying space ships, but I'm not sure.
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> Anyway, the contract may have been worded slightly different from your
> quote, so that the Solar Explorer is accepted anyway.
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> But still, I would say that the distinction between LoM and a full
> fledged space theme is small and subtle. So the clause in the
> contract can hardly be worth much in my opinion!
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> Fredrik
I read that LOM sets were an off-shoot of the Town Spaceport sets already
out on the market....town astronauts and science guys, etc.
I also think the Solar Explorer is a loop-hole since there is a probe and
ground vehicle attatched to the ship. But yes, it is, ahem, a flying space
vehicle....
Benjamin Medinets
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| (...) I realize that most vehicles in the LoM-series are ground vehicles, but there is the 7315 Solar Explorer, which is clearly a flying space ship. I also seem to recall that some of the alternate models in the LoM-series are flying space ships, (...) (23 years ago, 14-Aug-01, to lugnet.general, lugnet.space)
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