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Re: Info req on Vintage space helmets
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 25 Jul 2000 13:50:07 GMT
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In lugnet.space, Lindsay Frederick Braun writes:
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> Tom McDonald wrote:
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> > In lugnet.space, Aaron West writes: • It was more of a
> > > psychological comfort to the wearers of these space helmets to know an actual
> > > object was keeping the smile from being sucked of their smiling yellow faces.
> > > :)
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> > Heh.. actually it was your imagination that kept them from being sucked out
> > like Arnold's eyeballs in "Total Recall".
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> Who said we kept them from being sucked out? I have at least one eyeball-less
> minifig head in my collection..."Event Horizon," anyone?
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> best
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> Lindsay
I have many a faceless or partial faced space guy. Often this is because they
take their helmets off or try to go around without their air packs, or
occasionally, one of them found an alien body of water whose chlorine
concentration was too high to protect them even with the imaginary force field.
The best protection does seem to be the blacktron style opaque visor, but this
often causes them to crash their ships. Honestly, my space troops have changed
heads so many times, it is hard for me to know exactly why some of them lost
their faces. :)
-Alfred
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 | | Re: Info req on Vintage space helmets
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| (...) I don't know of any other colours, either. (...) But the Blacktron-I helmets were new-style (curved, angled) and used the modern visor. At least, all of mine do! (...) Who said we kept them from being sucked out? I have at least one (...) (24 years ago, 25-Jul-00, to lugnet.space)
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