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Re: if you could design a star wars set what would you make?
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Mon, 24 Jul 2006 13:12:18 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Jonathan Wilson wrote:
> If you could design a star wars set (assuming the same sorts of constraints
> TLC has when they design it on things like size, new pieces etc), what
> would you design.
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> My idea is to have a 2-part "storyteller" set (similar to the death star
> throne room) that covers the death star detention level.
> Set 1 would include princess leias cell, some corridor pieces, the princess
> plus Luke in stormtrooper disguise and maybe one more fig (a stormtrooper
> perhaps)
> Set 2 would include the guard station and lifts, Han in stormtrooper
> disguise, Chewie (with handcuffs ala the new batman sets) and an
> appropriate imperial figure.
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> This pair of sets could be done easily using 100% existing pieces (with the
> possible exception of any minifig parts that would need to be re-done in
> the new flesh tones)
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> What do you guys think would make a good set?
Luke's domed home from the very start of Star Wars, with the landspeeder,
Droids, and Owen and Beru Lars. And a micro-scale T-16 toy.
An improved AT-ST with a proper pilot.
Sy Snootles etc.
A UCS Speeder Bike with sculpted curved bodywork.
A mini set with the Death Star rescue figures (Han and Luke disguised, with Leia
and Chewbacca), or a two-level set like some of the Harry Potter ones. You have
an octagonal corridor on top with a grating and section of floor against one
wall that gives way and tips minifigs into a trash compactor room below.
Tauntaun and Wampa (and possibly a Probe Droid), in the style of the small
Explorers sets.
Jason R
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