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Re: What is with the Technic Stormtrooper?
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lugnet.starwars, lugnet.technic
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Fri, 27 Oct 2000 05:57:23 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Fredrik Glöckner writes:
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> But the head of the R2-D2 is basically a quarter sphere, isn't it?
> Even with some printing on it, it is more generally useful than a
> Stormtrooper helmet would be.
Lego could've made some smaller quarter spheres, in two different sizes with
printing for the eyes and mouth, and laid those over the front of the
Stormtrooper head... that would have given it a more "realistic look" while
keeping the parts useful for other things.
> I think it is a daring move from TLC to launch a set like this, which
> looks like a Stormtrooper (in my opinion) without relying on
> specialized parts to compose that look. It does a great job of
> displaying the versatility of LEGO bricks, I think.
I agree that it's good they're trying to do it without special parts, and
who knows, it may look more like a Stormtrooper onces it's built in real
life than it does in the pictures. I know several other Star Wars sets
(such as the Sith Infiltrator, and the MF) that look like crap in the
pictures, but once built actually look pretty cool. Maybe the
Stormtrooper's the same way.
Also, if you look at the pic from far enough away, or squint real hard, it
looks like a Stormtrooper... <G>
> snip<
> Fredrik
-Bryan
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| (...) But the head of the R2-D2 is basically a quarter sphere, isn't it? Even with some printing on it, it is more generally useful than a Stormtrooper helmet would be. (...) I think it is a daring move from TLC to launch a set like this, which (...) (24 years ago, 26-Oct-00, to lugnet.starwars, lugnet.technic)
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