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In lugnet.starwars, Joe Meno writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, Luke Ma writes:
> > And on the subject: how many people build alternate models of sets? I
> > realize that taking your entire collection and creating something original
> > without constraint is more fun for most but for those who have limited
> > sets...isn't that what Lego is partially about? That even with a very
> > limited number of pieces, one can always build many different things?
> >
> > Sonic
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> I tend to do that from time to time. My Shrike (which is on Brickshelf:
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> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=121399
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> that was an alternate from the X-Wing.
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> It's a lot like a game to me when I do alternates...what can I do with what I
> have here? And strangely enough, one of the best sets for noodling around was
> the Episode I small set with the STAPs and Jar Jar. The piece assortment was
> just right to do many different things.
>
> Joe
That's a pretty cool model, but I have to disagree on the set. The
<set:7130> Snowspeeder has a far superior selection of parts:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/j.j.railton/claude/
Jason J Railton
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