Belville Set?
- Robin Hood
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In my opinion, there is nothing wrong with Belville. At least they have the right scale (about 1:25). And they have adjustable limbs, so they can walk the stairs. Some of these Belville-ladies are perfectly at home on “Sokenniwell Castle”, my latest castle project.
In my case, the only task of the ladies is to give a reference for the dimensions of staircases, latrines and the like.
On LEGO-events they are very useful for getting a right feeling of proportions, especially for children. And kids like them very much. Put a few behind windows or something and they will have great pleasure in seeking them.
Above all, it is LEGO, so use it if you can use it
In my case, the only task of the ladies is to give a reference for the dimensions of staircases, latrines and the like.
On LEGO-events they are very useful for getting a right feeling of proportions, especially for children. And kids like them very much. Put a few behind windows or something and they will have great pleasure in seeking them.
Above all, it is LEGO, so use it if you can use it
"Too low they build, who build beneath the stars".
Edward Young / Night Thoughts.
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Robin Hood,
Here is the inventory for that set:
http://www.peeron.com/cgi-bin/invcgis/i ... thpics=yes
There are some nice elements, mostly in terms of accessories and arches (plus the bear), but too many over-large pieces in odd colors for me.
Bruce
Here is the inventory for that set:
http://www.peeron.com/cgi-bin/invcgis/i ... thpics=yes
There are some nice elements, mostly in terms of accessories and arches (plus the bear), but too many over-large pieces in odd colors for me.
Bruce