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Re: My prediction on how the AT-ST walker looks like
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Thu, 17 Aug 2000 09:17:34 GMT
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> I also think that there is a high possibility of seeing an UCS ATST
> in the future as it could be possible from the piececount, would be very cool,
> would sell as hell (can I say this ?, oh my english) and has been done by some
> of you already in a way I would expect to see it as an UCS.
Ah, yes... :)
UCS Naboo Fighter; $100
UCS AAT; $120
UCS AT-ST; $80
UCS TIE; $80
UCS A-Wing; $80
UCS Y-Wing; $180
UCS B-Wing; $180-200...
Given the size of the real models, wouldn't that make sense?
Also, cheaper-than-$100 UCS models would provide a great entry point into
that world.
T. (with 45 m2 to live in & 60 hour work weeks, why on earth do I own that
much Lego...? & I why am I always drooling after more...? d'oh.)
--> thomas weigle | w.i.m.p.
web: http://www.ya-ba.net/
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| UCS AAT, thats what I would be waiting for. I would like to see how Lego would deal with the Hull. More rebel figs would really help us collectors, probably some from Hoth in other sets other than the Snowspeeder because having a bunch of (...) (24 years ago, 17-Aug-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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| To pick up a recent discussion: your AT ST looks horrible, but... this is a completly new way of building. Taking the limitations we believe a future official set will have and create a MOC based on it. You have done a great job, doing this and I (...) (24 years ago, 17-Aug-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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