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In lugnet.general, Scott Arthur writes:
> Pause describes this set as:
> "Contains three completely separate, boxed sub-sets, each with their own
> separate building instruction booklet, all numbered 7171."
>
> While the ones I bought over the weekend did have separate (boxed)
> sub-sets, I found a single instruction booklet covered all three models
> (i.e. no separate building instruction booklet for each model).
> Questions:
> 1) Is the pause description wrong?
> 2) Is this a mid production run change?
> 3) Is this a difference in the sets between Scotland/Europe and the rest
> of the world?
Oops, my bad. Must've confused the single instruction booklet that came in
the separate Anakin's Podracer set. Text there now says:
"Contains three boxed sub-sets each numbered 7171, sharing a single
building instruction booklet, also numbered 7171."
> 4) Has anyone found any use for the transparent orange parts in this set?
Stack eight of them together and put them in a doorway, hiding the ends and
only showing the bars...?
> 5) Who designed the Sebulba "figure".
Some pharmaceutical company. ;-)
> It is also interesting to note that http://www.brickset.co.uk/ describes
> this set as having only 5 figures (in the pure sense I suppose this is
> correct).
I'm not sure if Sebulba is supposed to be a figure or just a lump of plastic.
And poor Gasgano is just a head. :^I
--Todd
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