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Queston about the classic space minifigs
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lugnet.space
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Wed, 20 Oct 1999 19:16:13 GMT
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I own two and their heads stick pretty bad with the torso, and when I try to
replace them, the new heads fall off if you turn the minifig upside-down.
Why? Is it supposed to be this way?
The helmets have two places like in the new helmets, where, I suppose, a
visor can be connected. I have not seen this on any pics on the web. Again.
is this OK?
About that head-falloff thing:
<a bit off-topic>
My friend gave me a yellow minifig in school. I got very happy, but he said
"now you´ll have to buy them if you want more!". So, during the lesson, he
picked up 5 minifigs, flipped them, walked them across the table etc. until
I heard a loud "shit!" followed by that characteristic sound of a lego brick
hitting the floor. Itturned out that the head had fallen off a minifig. So,
I looked on the floor, where a red, smiling head was lying. I picked it up
and we laughed and laughed andlaughed. Well, maybe not so fun when
re-telled, this is one of those things you have to experience for yourelf.
--Tobias
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Message has 2 Replies:
 | | Re: Queston about the classic space minifigs
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| (...) Well... I don't think it's "supposed" to be that way, but that's how a lot of them seem to get with age... a whole lot of mine do that, but not all of them... Some are also just poorly manufactured... The first two king's crowns that I (...) (25 years ago, 20-Oct-99, to lugnet.space)
| | | Re: Queston about the classic space minifigs
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| (...) Hey Tobias...sounds like the parts are over-played with and are loose. They're supposed to possess the requisite "snug fit" we're all accustomed to with Lego bricks. I must have about 1,000 or more spacemen, and none possess a predilection for (...) (25 years ago, 20-Oct-99, to lugnet.space)
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