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Re: Divers (was: Lugnet Roll-call)
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lugnet.people, lugnet.town
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Mon, 17 Jan 2000 18:15:32 GMT
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In lugnet.people, Matthew Teets writes:
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> I find the best way to "use" the sets is to combine them with the pirate theme
> (whice I don't have much of) in sort of a "sunken ship" diorama. This
> enhances the fun of the set a lot. I don't actually understand why this
> didn't occur more to TLC when creating the sets as they have a treasure chest
> stuck in the jaws of the bones of a giant fish, but not from a wrecked ship
> (with skeleton!). This is especially odd since the two themes were close to
> each other in dates. I think they could have sold a lot more divers that way
> through sort of a cross-pollination.
Hmm. I wonder if LEGO thought about making a combo-pack of something like
6558 Shark Cage Cove and 6250 Cross Bone Clipper. If they had included an
additional instruction set, to build a shipwreck search-and-salvage (or the
academic equivalent of salvage), that would have been great!
Steve
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| (...) I find the best way to "use" the sets is to combine them with the pirate theme (whice I don't have much of) in sort of a "sunken ship" diorama. This enhances the fun of the set a lot. I don't actually understand why this didn't occur more to (...) (25 years ago, 15-Jan-00, to lugnet.people, lugnet.town)
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