Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
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Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
The new 2007 Castle line is pretty cool. Who wouldn´t want to have the silver helmets? And unlike KK2, the new castle isn't open at the back !
I think the new 'crown knights' are the best sets since KK1. One thing I don't like about the new sets: the skeletons. I like the normal skeleton body better. But that might change when I get my hands on one.
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I think the new 'crown knights' are the best sets since KK1. One thing I don't like about the new sets: the skeletons. I like the normal skeleton body better. But that might change when I get my hands on one.
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Re: Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
I would just like light or dark grey. I really don't like these chrome silver (?) helmets.Lawkeeper wrote:Who wouldn´t want to have the silver helmets?
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all right. I get to be a tie breaker.. for the moment anyway..
and even though the yellow castle used to be my favorite castle of all time, I voted for the new one.
I really really like the new one.. and besides. I had the yellow castle. Its good for building... well.. yellow castles.
I prefer gray (even new gray) castles.. hmm how long do we have to have this gray until it just becomes gray and not the new gray?
and even though the yellow castle used to be my favorite castle of all time, I voted for the new one.
I really really like the new one.. and besides. I had the yellow castle. Its good for building... well.. yellow castles.
I prefer gray (even new gray) castles.. hmm how long do we have to have this gray until it just becomes gray and not the new gray?
Re: Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
This is funny, I thought the same thing initially, but I soon changed my mind. I think that metal (what helmets are really made of ) is probably better represented by a metallic colour rather than colours that are used to represent stoneleaf_of_lire wrote: I would just like light or dark grey. I really don't like these chrome silver (?) helmets.
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Re: Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
Never thought of them like stone. I'm just a classics fan I guess. I could use some of those helmets for a limited amount of things but I could use the grey helmets for so much more uses than the new helmets.DARKspawn wrote:This is funny, I thought the same thing initially, but I soon changed my mind. I think that metal (what helmets are really made of ) is probably better represented by a metallic colour rather than colours that are used to represent stoneleaf_of_lire wrote: I would just like light or dark grey. I really don't like these chrome silver (?) helmets.
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Re: Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
You have a point, although I never really thought of dark grey as stone. To me, light grey always equalled stone while dark equalled steal.DARKspawn wrote:This is funny, I thought the same thing initially, but I soon changed my mind. I think that metal (what helmets are really made of ) is probably better represented by a metallic colour rather than colours that are used to represent stoneleaf_of_lire wrote: I would just like light or dark grey. I really don't like these chrome silver (?) helmets.
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Re: Yellow castle? Or new giant crown knight castle?
Thats what I was thinking, I could use some drk. grey helmets more than the new helmets (I guess you could say I'm one of the few people who only has one drk. grey helmet and visor I got from Dungeon Hunters...). I'm more into the Legoish look that the realistic look.kelderic wrote:You have a point, although I never really thought of dark grey as stone. To me, light grey always equalled stone while dark equalled steal.DARKspawn wrote:This is funny, I thought the same thing initially, but I soon changed my mind. I think that metal (what helmets are really made of ) is probably better represented by a metallic colour rather than colours that are used to represent stoneleaf_of_lire wrote: I would just like light or dark grey. I really don't like these chrome silver (?) helmets.
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The thing about Yellow castle is, when it was released, it was not a unbelievable price. All large scail castles today, are outrageous in pricing.
Lego was at its best in the time between 1970's, and the 21 century.
They give you no where near as many minifigs as the yellow castle. At the time when Yeller came out, it was great. (I obviously don't remember).
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Lego was at its best in the time between 1970's, and the 21 century.
They give you no where near as many minifigs as the yellow castle. At the time when Yeller came out, it was great. (I obviously don't remember).
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