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Re: Close-ups on rebelscum.com
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lugnet.starwars
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Fri, 8 Oct 1999 18:29:47 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Eric Joslin writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, Eric Kingsley writes:
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> > The front of the canopy is extremely close to the one on
> > my B-Wing but otherwise I think I will be sticking with my version.
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> > http://www.nelug.org/members/kingsley/starwars/vehicles/index.htm
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> Yours is definitely superior in terms of resembling the movies, but I'm sure
> sacrifices have to be made by TLG in terms of keeping piece count low,
> instructions not-too-complex, and so on.
True enough although I think a little more complexity would not hurt. I mean
my 5 year old nephiew can put together the 8 - 10 models fairly easily. I
think TLG need to up their standards a bit.
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> > It does look like we might get some new tiles and guns with the B-Wing as • well.
> > Still looks like a good set for parts like the other SW sets so I will
> > defenitly be getting some. Especially for that pilot with the cool helmet!!!
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> Yeah, he does seem to be an accurate B-Wing Pilot. That's something I had
> written off a while ago... I had assumed TLG would use the same pilot 'fig and
> helmet for all the Rebel Ships. But, I guess if they have a 5 year contract,
> and spread them out, they can make new 'figs for all of them. Of course, I'm
> sure they con only afford so many new 'figs per year... so we might be seeing
> the B-Wing Pilot instead of, say, the much-lusted-after Stormtrooper.
NNOOOOOoooooo!!! Must Have Stormtrooper...
I just can't see TLG or (Lucas allowing TLG) to go another year without a
Stormtrooper. We are talking about the most recognizable stand-ins in motion
picture history. Other then the main characters this is the one I associate
with Star Wars. Must Have Stormtrooper...
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> > One cool thing about having SW as a theme is that we can actually build
> > something before TLG and then compare it instead of the other way around.
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> True enough. Of course, I'm willing to bet that the (best of the) homegrown
> designs will outclass TLG's... they always seem to in all the other
> categories.
I agree of course it is just nice to see it from the other direction.
Eric K.
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| (...) sacrifices have to be made by TLG in terms of keeping piece count low, instructions not-too-complex, and so on. (...) well. (...) Yeah, he does seem to be an accurate B-Wing Pilot. That's something I had written off a while ago... I had (...) (27 years ago, 8-Oct-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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