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Re: what's left for LEGO to make?
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lugnet.starwars
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Tue, 30 Jan 2001 04:18:25 GMT
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> The one really obvious vehicle TLC hasn't done is the Nubian from Ep 1. The
> attractions are clear: a chrome exterior, definitely Amidala, Ric Olie, and
> R2-D2; possibly Obi-Wan, Panaka, and R4-D5 (gotta get more use out of that
> mold. . .). This would be an entirely doable set as a scaled-down version
> (like the Falcon). However, Watto's Junkyard is the big Ep 1 set for 2001,
> and by 2002 Ep 1 will be old news and I expect most of the sets, and >certainly all
> of the "non-classic" sets, will be Ep 2.
I agree with you on the second point, but I don't think we've seen the last
of 2001 Star Wars sets. The Millenium Falcon wasn't announced at the
beginning of the year last year, was it(I could be mistaken on this)? I
wouldn't be at all surprised if another big Star Wars set was released this
year.
> In other areas. . .I really have trouble believing that TLC would use the Kaadu
> mold for only one set. Since they seem to have tapped out ideas for Ep 1, I
> expect that a Tauntaun set should be in the future somewhere.
I was thinking the same thing for a second, but though those pieces make a
satisfactory (albeit entirely stationary) Kaadu, a tauntaun in that mold
would have to have had a swift kick in the bum ^_^
Brian Stuhan
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| (...) attractions are clear: a chrome exterior, definitely Amidala, Ric Olie, and R2-D2; possibly Obi-Wan, Panaka, and R4-D5 (gotta get more use out of that mold. . .). This would be an entirely doable set as a scaled-down version (like the Falcon). (...) (23 years ago, 30-Jan-01, to lugnet.starwars)
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