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Re: SW parts used in Life on Mars sets?
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Mon, 23 Oct 2000 17:26:20 GMT
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[seilert@freenet.de]IHateSpam[]
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Hi!
Eric Kingsley schrieb:
> The bigger question to me is what theme is this Mars stuff in. My guess is
> that its a Town sub-theme because it can't be space under their contract with
> Lucas.
Maybe it's the follow-up for the Space Port sets (given the current
interest in Mars exploration). Some kind of contemporary Space Theme
then :-) I think I'm gonna love those mechs!!!!
CU,
Stefan
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| (...) I believe that the only parts in the clause you speak of that are effected are those with printing on them that is definitely Star Wars. Like the 2x2 tan tile that has the Rebel Symbol on it or the 2x2 Round Gray tile with the Imperial Symbol. (...) (24 years ago, 23-Oct-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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