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I asked if I could purchase the AT-AT Walker from the LEGO Roadshow.....not
a chance came the reply ;-(
You have to wonder though how they go about building such monsters.....I
read somewhere that a prototype is built then a second is built with the
pieces being glued together. Do they draw up building instructions for the
first model, thus making it easy to build the display model?
If this is the case it would simply be a case of getting one's hands on the
plans and building your own AT-AT.... ;-)
Sanjay
Jonas Marcho wrote in message ...
> That'll be the day, Sanjay. It would be greedy enough to ask for a minifig-
> scale Millenium Falcon, let alone an AT-AT or a Death Star (please). Even a
> nanofig-scale Death Star would take up an entire room.
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| That'll be the day, Sanjay. It would be greedy enough to ask for a minifig- scale Millenium Falcon, let alone an AT-AT or a Death Star (please). Even a nanofig-scale Death Star would take up an entire room. (26 years ago, 9-May-99, to lugnet.starwars, lugnet.build)
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