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Re: Millennium Falcon Opinion
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lugnet.starwars
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Mon, 22 May 2000 16:06:07 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
> In lugnet.starwars, Steve Bliss writes:
> > In lugnet.starwars, Mike Petrucelli wrote:
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> > > Lego's Falcon is near
> > > perfect external scale compared to their X-wing.
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> > That's too bad. The internal-set scale makes a lot more sense, based on
> > what the interior of the Falcon is supposed to hold and do. Which is
> > probably why it's a more popular choice as the 'correct' scale for the MF.
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> I agree I prefer the internal scale myself. However to say that TLC screwed up
> the scale is an incorrect statement they merely used the one we see when the
> ship is flying next to other craft. Luke's X-wing for example.
I'd never say that TLC screwed up the scale, because I know there is no
'minifig scale'. Actually, from that POV, the external-set size is a
better 'target scale', because that's what they've used to size the ships
they've already released.
My *guess* is that TLC looked at the MF scale-issue, built various models
from various pieces at both scales, and went with what worked best while
staying within the appropriate size-range. Smaller=cheaper, which probably
had a big impact on their decision-making process.
> Hopefully TLC will make a UCS Falcon that is mini-fig internal scale and is all
> grey.
That would be quite nice -- catching all the small colored signs and
markings on the Falcon's surface would be nearly impossible, even in a UCS
model.
Steve
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| For me, the real problem with the scale of the lego MF has been solved, and that was that it seemed like the cockpit was meant only for one passenger. That was what bothered me most. The other things that bother me are the inside being divided up (...) (24 years ago, 23-May-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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| (...) being (...) Because they are flying right near each other. If the size difference were say 10% then I would understand how one could not tell but 40% is very significant (...) Well the usuall rules of canon (canon = concrete information in a (...) (24 years ago, 19-May-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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