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Re: News on the 2000 space line!
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lugnet.space
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Mon, 1 Nov 1999 13:46:42 GMT
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Paul Baulch wrote ...
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> Tobias Möller wrote in message ...
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> > No no no, we have had a disscussion about this and Star Wars is *not* • Space.
> > SW is "Sci-Fi" like aquazone. How can something without airtubes and real
> > helmets be Space? That little luke fig would die if he opened his cockpit • in
> > space.
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> Yeah, but why would TLG necessarily use this reasoning[1]? For all we know
> the TLG person answering your mail might think that SW counts as Space, or
> even the whole company might think it too!
Well, maybe, but if they have a Star Wars logo, and it´s printed Star Wars
on the package, then... Well, I don´t know. Maybe they could think like
that, but... I´ll get my answers in December.
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> And as almost all of us have heard, TLG aren't allowed to release any true
> Space sets while they're producing SW sets, as part of a long-binding
> contract with Lucasfilm..... actually, where _did_ that rumour start?!? Is
> there any evidence to support it at all?
I have heard that once, but I have never seen any evidence of it.
A way to find out would be to mail them again and ask them.
--Tobias
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> Paul
> [My page: http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Shuttle/5168/ Update soon!]
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> [1] After all, the folk at TLG are not raving brick-obsessed AFOLS ;-) or
> should that be :-(
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| Tobias Möller wrote in message ... (...) Space. (...) in (...) Yeah, but why would TLG necessarily use this reasoning[1]? For all we know the TLG person answering your mail might think that SW counts as Space, or even the whole company might think (...) (27 years ago, 1-Nov-99, to lugnet.space)
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