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40% scale MF (was: MF, 2 abreast yes or no?)
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lugnet.starwars
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Tue, 23 Nov 1999 18:40:05 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Jesse Long writes:
> Has anyone else noticed that although the MF may be quite small given the
> internal dimensions, it might be fairly close given the original outside
> dimensions? For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, the
> full-scale model of the MF used in the movies is too small for all the
> inside sets to fit in properly (this is pretty heavy SW geek stuff).
> There's a really cool page about it out there too, but I can't remember
> where it is. Anyway, when Han is making repairs in TESB and yells at Chewie
> in the cockpit, you can see that Chewie barely fits. Has anyone done the
> math for the Lego MF and the original outer dimensions? It could be fairly
> close, considering the possible 40% size difference between the two.
wow, this is a really good point! You are probably right... the
scale does seem to be off the same amount as the large scale model!
Too bad there won't be any "interior set" sets :)
BTW the page you are referencing is called The Ship Of Riddles.
It is an amazing page, and everyone who likes the Millenium Falcon
at all should check it out. It literally saved my Lego Falcon design.
http://www.synicon.com.au/sw/mf/falcon.htm
Cheers!
Joel Kuester
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 | | Re: MF, 2 abreast yes or no?
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| Travis Yanke <tyanke@apotexcorp.com> wrote in message news:FL5DrF.8ML@lugnet.com... (...) curious (...) canopy my (...) (no (...) well. (...) It does look like it's a one-man cockpit, begging the question "where's Chewie?" Has anyone else noticed (...) (25 years ago, 23-Nov-99, to lugnet.starwars)
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