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Re: Toyfare has new news
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Wed, 7 May 2003 14:02:01 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, David Laswell writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, Jeff McClain writes:
> > A Mon Calimari capital ship (Akabar's ship in previous email) would be a
> > travesty...grin. Mon-cal ships are notoriously graceful and smooth and just
> > wouldn't fit very well with my classically minded idea of lego...grin.
> > Still, if they make a bunch of "specialty" pieces, then mabye, but that just
> > disgraces lego, I feel.
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> Nonsense. The bulbous shapes could quite easily be produced with
> liberal applications of plates to build up the outer surface. Regardless,
> due to limited on-screen time largely involving very hectic space battle
> sequences, the Mon Calamari ships aren't very recongnizable to casual fans
Recognizable? you mean like the RBR, which appears on screen for.. what, two
minutes, and mainly from behind? When I heard they released the Tantive IV, i
said "the what? where was that in the movies?" and then i saw the engine
cluster and recognized it.
Growing up, the Mon Calamari ship defined the way I thought space ships should
look, and still do to a smaller fashion. The graceful oval shape with little
'bulbs' all over it. Personally, it was my favorite of the large ships
following the SSD.
But personally I think a UCS MF is the best hope. as mentioned before, it is
*the* starship of the Star Wars series, and the most recognizable vehicle after
the x-wing.
-lennybendu
> the way stuff like the ISD, SSD, Millennium Falcon, and maybe even (dare I
> hope?) Slave I.
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| (...) It may have had little screentime, but that is the _first_ Star Wars ship anyone ever saw in the movie theatres, and that specific scene is one of the most memorable in modern cinema. If you walked up to ten random people and showed them the (...) (21 years ago, 7-May-03, to lugnet.starwars)
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| (...) Nonsense. The bulbous shapes could quite easily be produced with liberal applications of plates to build up the outer surface. Regardless, due to limited on-screen time largely involving very hectic space battle sequences, the Mon Calamari (...) (21 years ago, 3-May-03, to lugnet.starwars)
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