It would be beyond epic.... but where would you fit them all?
scratch that, you would find somewhere and they would look awesome. Price though is the killer
AK_Brickster wrote:Sheeesh! No wonder I can never find any Romans! You know, with that much running around, once you figure the cost of gas and the time spent searching/driving, you probably are better off just to buy them on BrickLink, lol.
EDIT: Never mind! They're going for close to $10 each on BL if you are looking to buy more than 1 or 2. Yikes!
Medieval Guy wrote:It looks feminine to me. She has that blacked out part of the torso to show that she has a curvy body, and I think that Viking men wore only one brooch, though I could be wrong on that last bit.
andhe wrote:Medieval Guy wrote:It looks feminine to me. She has that blacked out part of the torso to show that she has a curvy body, and I think that Viking men wore only one brooch, though I could be wrong on that last bit.
It bugs me that TLG have started doing that. 1. Because it implies that all women have these curvy figures (if its's an attempt to be 'realistic' then maybe they should just remake the whole fig into a 'mini-doll' or something... :p) 2. Because it means you can't swap the torsos around.
Before the days ofdetailed torso printing a minifigs gender was defined by it's hair, I never used to think "I wish this fig had more curves" especially when it would then reduce the opportunities to switch the parts around.
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