Dear LEGO:
I love that printing is appearing on all sorts of legs now. Just about every theme has at least one set of printed legs and I think that that is great! Please continue with this!
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I'm of two minds about this one. I too really love the printed legs, but at the same time they reduce the reusability of the leg element. One might be hard-pressed working an Agents leg assembly into a castle MOC (not saying it's impossible ). But I really welcome the added details we have been seeing in minifigs recently, so I shouldn't complain.
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As an aside, I'd like to see that... I don't recall seeing a 'seed part challenge' in quite awhile.DARKspawn wrote:One might be hard-pressed working an Agents leg assembly into a castle MOC (not saying it's impossible )
"Old Wizards never die, nor fade away. They just kind of operate behind the scenes and in the shadows... doing all of their weird and wonderful Wizardy things and whatnot."
I agree- the recent ones to accompany the Wizards have been brilliant, and the Castaway Pirate is an excellent inclusion.
Like fleshies though, I seriously hope this stays as an alternative rather than becoming the norm, for the reason Aaron mentioned.
Like fleshies though, I seriously hope this stays as an alternative rather than becoming the norm, for the reason Aaron mentioned.
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I could not agree more. However, printed legs are definitely useful!
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I'm not overly fond of the printed legs, because if the figure isn't just standing with his legs straight, they tend to look funny...
Steve
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