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Re: Sith Infiltrator
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lugnet.starwars
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Thu, 13 May 1999 10:25:36 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Selçuk Göre writes:
> I've also noticed that before, when a guy posted a scan from newly printed
> EP1 cutouts book, featuring Infiltrator's inside look (1). Its size looks
> very close to Falcon, and this just gives some clues about "long awaited"
> Falcon set of future. I just don't want to break down peoples sweet
> dreams..:-)
I have that book, and I don't think it's really the same size as the Falcon
(err, the Infiltrator, that is, not the book! :D). It does seem to be smaller.
> (1) At least, according to this scan, Maul's speeder bike is stored in the
> front mandibles of the ship, if I remember correctly, it is not a part of
> the cockpit at the back of the ship and it consumes a very small part of the
> ship in scale.
That is true. Also, the whole back end of the ship doesn't fold down, etc.
> Also ship has many storage areas for evil devices and some
> serious living quarters.(2)
Well, uh, I didn't see the "serious living quarters", but the other stuff,
yeah.
> (2) I don't know how could TLG succeeded being approved by Lucasarts about
> this set, but it also give clues about "how tight" the rumoured and
> "trusted" Lucasarts control above the TLG is.
Probably very. Lucasfilm isn't real big on telling toy designers how to best
make a toy that will sell, just on telling them to make it the best possible
quality. And in the case of Lego, I think we see that take shape in the
relative lack of BURP-type pieces and general "Town-juniorization". It's not
hard to imagine the word from Lucas coming down to make the sets more
imagination-responsive.
But to tell them they have to make every little thing to perfect scale? Nah.
Never has been the case, from the original Kenner toys on down.
eric
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| (...) Not even Micro Machines stuff holds to a particular scale, and you'd think that would be the line where they could exercise the most to-scale accuracy! Rob (26 years ago, 13-May-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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