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Re: New Technic sets
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Date: 
Sat, 7 Feb 2004 02:44:12 GMT
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> As for the revival of Model Team, I must completely and totally disagree
> with you.  The designer sets so far are FANTASTIC, but they are pale in
> comparison to the Model Team sets.  The only sets to be made that compare to
> Model Team is the UCS line.  This is my opinion and I know a lot of people
> think differently on this subject..  I would just suggest that anyone take a
> look at the 4404 and then at the 5571 and reconsider calling the Designer
> sets the return of Model Team. • Would you consider the 7470 NASA space shuttle Model Team?
> As for the F1 car....I had only seen one picture of it and a small picture
> at that.  Until you posted it, I had no other details to go on.  However, it
> would not be a big suprise if Lego had simply release yet another version of
> the Silver Champion.  None of the F1 style cars has a thing on the
> supercars, studless or otherwise.  I too own both the 8448 and the 8880 but
> I like the 8880 a whole lot more.  Heck, I like the 8865 better than the
> 8448.  :)
Do you own the 8466 and do you consider it better or worse than the 8448?
(I own both and I think the 8466 has better parts).

I do aggree though that a new "supercar" (something thats as least as good
as the 8466) is needed.



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  Re: New Technic sets
 
Hmmmmmm, very interesting point Jonathan. Although I would say it is a lot closer than the Designer sets, I am still not sure it is there yet. If a bit more effort had been put into the windows, engines, and wings of it then it would certainly (...) (23 years ago, 7-Feb-04, to lugnet.technic)

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  Re: New Technic sets
 
First and foremost I have to say that my personal preference is for studded parts. Studless parts definitely are useful in some cases, but for me they will never be as good, or produce a finished creation that is as good as one using brick based (...) (23 years ago, 6-Feb-04, to lugnet.technic)

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