Redisplay Messages: Compact | Brief | All | Full Show Messages: All | Without Replies| Author: | Lauren_Luke  | | Posted: | Feb 15, 2020 06:46 | | Subject: | Re: Disassembling Bionicle | | Viewed: | 41 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| If you search the internet, there are a few tutorials on how to separate these
elements. I once set up a home-made jig for this very process.
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Dec 24, 2018 17:30 | | Subject: | Re: Does this count as a catalog entry? | | Viewed: | 31 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [StormChaser] writes:
| | I don't see any figs in that package.
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The figs were all eaten before the OP took the photo, along with the chocolates
🍫 and mince pies 🎅. 😁
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Dec 24, 2018 08:25 | | Subject: | Re: New Relationship Catalog Project Underway | | Viewed: | 42 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [StormChaser] writes:
| | Well, there's a problem with this new relationship type. It works great
if you only have two items, but it doesn't work well if there are multiple
items (unless they all only work with each other).
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So I guess during the "three-week long meeting" ( uh? not 'meetings'
- did you camp out in the office through the nights? 😁 ) there was no DBA (Database
Administrator) present asking the question of whether you want a one-to-one relationship
or a one-to-many relationship (or even a many-to-many relationship in this case)!
😀🙄
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Dec 16, 2018 20:37 | | Subject: | Re: Slight variation on book cover to catalogue | | Viewed: | 27 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [WoutR] writes:
| | Are you certain about that?
Does anyone have a paperback edition?
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No I am not certain about that, this information is from online research.
I have found three prints of this book in English:
ISBN-13 | ISBN-10 | Title | Publish Date
9780241314227 | 0241314224 | LEGO - The LEGO Book New Edition (Hardback) | 4-Oct-18
9781465467140 | 1465467149 | LEGO - The LEGO Book New Edition (Paperback) | 2-Oct-18
9781465478207 | 1465478205 | LEGO - The LEGO Book New Edition (Prebound) | 2-Oct-18
'Prebound' means the publisher sends a batch of books (without the covers)
to an specialist binding company (sometimes do this in-house) and the batch of
books are covered differently. The end market is usually schools, but it can
also be for prisons, hospitals, library archives, etc. In this case DK did rebound
this book as hardback for libraries, but its ISBN is 9781465478207.
Also note the geo-codes and publisher codes from the ISBNs:
02-41314 is Dorling Kindersley, London, UK
14-65467 is Dorling Kindersley, New York, USA
14-65478 is Dorling Kindersley (Special Editions), USA
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Dec 16, 2018 19:19 | | Subject: | Re: Slight variation on book cover to catalogue | | Viewed: | 19 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| | | Could there be a difference in the bookbinding?
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Yes...
9780241314227 is Hardback
9781465467140 is Paperback
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Dec 8, 2018 18:09 | | Subject: | Re: Bored? I Need Help 3rd Section: K, L, M, N, O | | Viewed: | 66 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| OK, here is my contribution:
____START____
Letter K:
Key Chain: - For items with a key ring and/or chain attached.
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull: - For items related to the Indiana Jones
subtheme ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’, introduced 2008 and 2009.
Kingdoms: - For items related to the Castle subtheme of ‘Kingdoms’, introduced
in 2007.
Knights Kingdom I: - For items related to the ‘Knights Kingdom I’ subtheme
of the ‘Castle’ theme from 2000.
Knights Kingdom II: - For items related to the ‘Knights' Kingdom II’
subtheme of the ‘Castle’ theme, introduced in 2004 and ended after 2006.
Letter L:
Ladder & Bridge: - For items that function as ladders or bridges, including
related ancillary parts.
Lamborghini: - For sets and other items which include branding or elements
relating to the automaker Lamborghini.
Large Figure Part: - For component parts of posable large-scale figures.
Last Crusade: - For items related to the Indiana Jones subtheme ‘Last
Crusade’, beginning 2008.
Launch Command: - For a themed line of sets and related items released
primarily in 1995.
Learning: - A series of inventory cards and activity cards from the Duplo
Educational and Dacta sets produced between the years 1994 and 2008.
Learning Book: - For reference books related to educational disciplines
like phonics, vocabulary, math.
Legacy: - For no items, if an item does not exist it goes in here (but
it must have a photo).  1
Legends: - For sets re-released some years after their initial market
introduction due to their great popularity.
Legends of Chima: - For sets and items related to the ‘Legends of Chima’
theme, introduced in 2013.
Legends of Tomorrow: - For sets and figures related to the ‘Legends of
Tomorrow’ licenced theme, exclusive to Comicon.
LEGO Brand: - For sets and figures related to the LEGO corporate brand.
LEGO Brand Store: - For items related to or originating from a LEGO retail
store. A sub-category of ‘LEGO Brand’.
LEGO Club: - For sets and figures related to the LEGO Club and mascot,
‘Max’. A sub-category of ‘LEGO Brand’.
LEGO Employee Gift: - For sets created exclusively as complementary corporate
gifts to The LEGO Group employees and VIP visitors. A sub-category of ‘LEGO Brand’.
LEGO Facilities: - For special edition sets of brick-build models of LEGO
and Danish buildings. A sub-category of ‘LEGO Brand’.
LEGO House: - For sets relating to the LEGO House theme park, Billund,
Denmark. A sub-category of ‘LEGO Brand’.
LEGO Ideas (CUUSOO): - For items related to the community supported sets known
as ‘LEGO Ideas’ (formerly known as CUUSOO, is a Japanese partner of The LEGO
Group).
LEGO Inside Tour: - For sets created exclusively as complementary gifts
given to attendees of the ‘Inside Tours’ events.
Legoland: - For items related to the ‘LEGOLAND’ theme which ran from 1969
to 1978.
Legoland Parks: - For items exclusive to Legoland theme parks.
Lever: - For parts representing a lever control. Includes the lever base.
Life On Mars: - For items relating to the ‘Life on Mars’ space theme released
in 2001, and discontinued a year later in 2002.
Lion Knights: - For items related to the ‘Lion Knights’ characters from
the Lion Kingdom faction, a 2010 to 2011 sub-category of the ’Castle’ theme.
Little Forest Friends: - For items related to the ‘Little Forest Friends’
sub-theme of Duplo. The theme ran from 1999 to 2000.
Little Robots: - For items related to the ‘Little Robots’ licenced sub-of
the LEGO Explore theme, which ran from 2003 to 2004.
Luggage & Lunch Box: - For items that are used as luggage to carry or
hold and smaller items to store money, lunch or toiletries.
Letter M:
M:Tron: - For items related to the ‘M:Tron’ subtheme of ‘LEGO Space’ which
and started after Futuron in 1990 and lasted until 1993 along with Blacktron.
Magazine: - For LEGO related periodical publications.
Magnet (Part): - For all parts designed to hold or contain magnets for
use in coupling connections.
Magnet (Gear): - For all LEGO related ornaments or souvenirs that use
a magnet (also commonly known as a fridge magnet). 2
Man of Steel: - For items related to the ‘Man of Steel’ licenced theme,
a sub-theme of ‘Super Heroes’.
Mars Mission: - For items related to the ‘Mars Mission’ space theme debuted
in 2007 and discontinued by 2009.
Master Builder Academy: - For items related to a series of kits released
between 2011 and 2013, to help LEGO fans learn new techniques that Master Builders
use.
Bionicle Masters: - For rebooted Bionicle sets depicting ‘Masters’
(known as Toa) released in the ‘winter wave’ of 2015, along with their corresponding
Bionicle Protectors.
Matoran of Light: - For a special collection of Bionicle sets released
in 2008, in canister form.
Matoran of Mahri Nui: - For a special collection of Bionicle sets released
in 2007, in boxed form.
Matoran of Mata Nui: For themed Bioincle sets released in 2009 as a sub-theme
of ‘Glatorian Legends’.
Matoran of Metru Nui: - For a special collection of Bionicle sets released
in 2008, in boxed form.
Matoran of Voya Nui: - For a special collection of Bionicle sets released
in 2006, in boxed form.
Media Audio & Video: - For LEGO related audio tapes and CDs; and, video
tape and DVDs.
Mighty Micros: - For item related to the theme ‘Mighty Micros’, a subtheme
of Super Heroes, comprising of small sets of two super hero figures and two small
wheel based vehicles.
Miles From Tomorrowland: – For items related to the ‘Miles From Tomorrowland’
(titled Miles From Tomorrow in the UK) Duplo-only licenced theme based on the
Disney animated TV series of the same name.
Mindstorms: - For items related to the TECHNIC subtheme of ‘Mindstorms’
introduced in 1998. Includes sensor, computer related items and robotic functional
items.
Minecraft: - For items related to the ‘Minecraft’ licensed theme, introduced
in June 2012, based on the sandbox game Minecraft.
Mini: - For nano-scale sets of vehicles, machinery, and robots (droids).3
Mini Doll, Body Part: - For parts representing the lower part of the mini
doll figure, other than regular legs assembly.
Mini Doll, Body Wear: - For parts to fit the mini doll figure that represent
wearable items.
Mini Doll, Hair: - For parts representing hair or a combination of hair
and head gear / hair accessory, to fit the mini doll figure. 4
Mini Doll, Head: - For parts representing heads of the mini doll figure.
Mini Doll, Headgear: - For parts representing helmets, masks, hoods and
other head clothing accessories to fit the mini doll figure.
Mini Doll, Legs Assembly: - For parts representing the hips and legs or
lower parts of the body to fit the mini doll figure.
Mini Doll, Torso Assembly: - For parts representing the torso, arms and
hands or upper parts of the body of the mini doll figure.
Minifigure, Body Part: - For parts representing limbs, parts of limbs,
or part assemblies of the minifigure figure. Also include parts that represent
small creatures and other characters at the minifigure scale. 5
Minifigure, Body Wear: - For parts to fit the minifigure figure that represent
wearable items.
Minifigure, Hair: - For parts representing hair or a combination of hair
and head gear / hair accessory, to fit the minifigure figure. 6
Minifigure, Head: - For parts representing standard shaped heads of the
minifigure figure and parts using the standard minifigure head shape to represent
objects other than heads. 7
Minifigure, Head, Modified: - For parts representing irregular shaped
heads to fit the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Headgear: - For parts representing helmets, masks, hoods and
other head clothing accessories to fit the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Headgear Accessory: - For parts representing decoration, accessories,
and visors of headgear to fit the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Legs Assembly: - For parts representing the hips and legs
or lower parts of the body to fit the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Shield: - For parts representing hand-held shields to fit
the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Torso: - For parts representing the torso of the minifigure
figure.
Minifigure, Torso Assembly: - For parts representing the torso, arms and
hands or upper parts of the body of the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Utensil: - For parts representing tools and accessories to
fit the minifigure figure.
Minifigure, Utensil, Decorated: - For title-defined parts with printed,
stickered, or molded designs. Also includes combined design application methods.
Minifigure, Weapon: - For parts representing weapons and battle equipment
to fit the minifigure figure.
Minitalia: - For sets, parts, and related items of the ‘Minitalia’ theme,
which ran in Italy only between 1970 and 1976.
Mission Deep Freeze: - For items related to the ‘Mission Deep Freeze’
an Antarctica mission (subtheme) of the ‘Alpha Team’ theme, which ran between
2004 and 2005.
Mission Deep Sea: - For items related to the ‘Mission Deep Sea’ an ocean
mission (subtheme) of the ‘Alpha Team’ theme, which ran between 2002 and 2003.
Mistika: - For sets and related items to a wave of Bionicle canister sets
released in late 2008.
Mixels: - For sets, collections of sets, and, related items from the licenced
theme based on the animated TV series of the same name.
Mixels Series 1: - For sets and items related to the first collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2014 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 2: - For sets and items related to the second collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2014 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 3: - For sets and items related to the third collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2014 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 4: - For sets and items related to the fourth collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2015 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 5: - For sets and items related to the fifth collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2015 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 6: - For sets and items related to the sixth collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2015 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 7: - For sets and items related to the seventh collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2016 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 8: - For sets and items related to the eighth collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2016 in polybag form.
Mixels Series 9: - For sets and items related to the eighth collection
of ‘Mixels’, introduced in 2016 in polybag form.
Moana: - For sets and mini doll figures from the Disney licenced theme
of ‘Moana’, from the animated movie of the same name.
Model: - For sets that’s builds a complex main model. 8
Model Maker: - For sets from the ‘Model Maker’ theme manufactured by Samsonite
from 1968 until 1971. 9
Model Team: - For sets and related items from the ‘Model Team’ theme,
of large-scale vehicles with turning functions. The theme started in 1986 and
was re-released three time until 1999.
Modular Buildings: - For sets of buildings that connection together in
standard modular fashion. A subtheme of ‘Creator’.
Modulex: - For items related to the Modulex building system, a building
system with a different width/length ratio to System (regular LEGO).
Modulex, Brick: - For brick parts from the Modulex building system, a
building system with a different width/length ratio to System (regular LEGO).
Modulex, Tile, Decorated: - For title-defined parts with printed, stickered,
or molded a designs. Also includes combined design application methods.
10
Modulex, Window: - For window parts from the Modulex building system,
a building system with a different width/length ratio to System (regular LEGO).
Monorail: - For parts that are used specifically to build monorail track.
Monster Fighters: - For items related to the ‘Monster Fighters’ theme
introduced in 2012.
Monthly Model: – For sets that were released during monthly based special
events in LEGO stores around the world.
Mosaic: - For sets that were intended to build as a mosaic scene.
Motor, Non-Electric: For spring-loaded motors and associated parts for
spring-loaded motors.
Muji: - For sets that are part of the ‘Muji’ theme, a combination of paper
and brick building system, introduced in Japan in 2009, in collaboration with
the Muji company.
My Own Creation: - For sets that were released under the LEGO ‘My Own
Creation’ theme, fan-designed sets published by The LEGO Group.
My Own Train: - For 9V trains sets released under the ‘My Own Train’ theme
in 2001 and discontinued in 2004.
Letter N:
Nexo Knights: - For sets and other items related to the fantasy castle
‘Nexo Knights’ theme introduced in 2016.
Ninja: - For sets and other items related to the Japanese Samurai and
Ninjas produced under the ‘Ninja ‘ theme, which ran in Japan from 1998 to 1999.
Ninjago: - For items related to the theme ‘Ninjago’ which started in 2011
and has an accompanied animated TV show and movie.
NXT: - For items related to the robotic-based ‘NXT’ subtheme of ‘Mindstorms’.
Letter O:
Off-Road: - For vehicle model sets and figures tagged a being suitable
for rough terrain. 11
Office & School Supplies: - For sets and items associated with storing
or transporting commodities used at a school or office. 12
Order of the Phoenix: - For items related to the Harry Potter subtheme
‘Order of the Phoenix’, introduced in 2007.
Orient Expedition: - For sets and items related to the ‘Orient Expedition’
subtheme of ‘Adventurers’, released in 2003 and discontinued in 2005.
Outback: - For sets released under the ‘Outback’ subtheme of ‘Town’, which
centered on the Australian Outback.
Overwatch: - For sets that released under the licenced ‘Overwatch’ theme,
based on video game of the same name.
____END____
@StormChaser: I used Americanisms throughout. If you want a cut 'n paste
copy with HTML mark-up (with no footnotes) then message me your email and I will
send it to you.
This was more difficult than I had anticipated, and took a lot of research, writing
and re-writing, checking over and checking over again, and so on. However, it
is the start of what will probably be a great series of discussions, so I will
not be offended if any or all of the above work is changed/removed/obliterated,
etc.
There were places I could have written reams of information, but I realised this
was not part of the remit. Hwever, I had to provide some footnotes to keep my
insanity and know where I was confused or had difficulty in providing a definition.
Footnotes:
1 There are no items in the catalogue under the 'Legacy' category.
2 The term ‘magnet’ has two meaning, in this case.
3 Set does not fit into the 'Mini' category!
4 Hair can be shared between ‘minifig’ and ‘minidoll’ see
5 The complete assembly characters (like the goblins) fit in the second
part of the definition of this category.
6 Hair can be shared between ‘minifig’ and ‘minidoll’ see
7 Second part was to be split out under discussion ‘Minifigure, Head,
Faceless’ (1010)
8 I could not work this category out, so I copied the description Dan
wrote.
9 "All but three of these sets were models of a form of vehicle and many
of these sets were duplications of sets released within the LEGOLAND (theme).",
Source: Brickipedia
10 There is no ’Modulex Tile’ category!?
11 This is more of a ‘tag’ than a category.
12 There are four sets ; ; ; and,
in this category.
a It always makes me giggle when I see the use of the word (and forms
of the word) ‘mold’ or ‘mould’, particularly in the context of bricks, as we
are talking here. Imagine the term “molded design” as a brick designed to carry
a fungi ecosystem on it, rather than a plastic heat- and pressure-formed designed
shape.
Since the English language is unique to most languages of the world being that
it is has freedom to form and re-form, lets now refine the words mold and mould.
Right here goes: ‘mold’ is a “frame for shaping something”; and, ‘mould’
is “a furry growth of minute fungi”. I will inform Mariam-Webster and
Oxford of the changes they need to make to their dictionaries.
END Footnotes
It was all intense though, I actually enjoyed finishing this work (didn’t enjoy
doing it as much).
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 29, 2018 23:16 | | Subject: | Re: Bored? I Need Help | | Viewed: | 61 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| | I will claim ' 3rd Section: K, L, M, N, O ' |
| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 28, 2018 05:36 | | Subject: | Re: Decorated vs. Pattern | | Viewed: | 32 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| In Catalog, Hurt writes:
| | As long as I can still do searches like:
"brick 2 x 3 decorated" (or exchange the "decorated" with any other word) and
then select a color from "More Options", everything is fine
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Wow, I have been on Bricklink for about eight years and I have only just now
found a better way of searching for 'decorated' parts using the 'pattern'
keyword! Up to now, I have been using 'with' keyword to search for decorated
parts!
( a bit embarrassing really! )
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 28, 2018 04:28 | | Subject: | Re: Decorated vs. Pattern | | Viewed: | 34 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [StormChaser] writes:
In my opinion, categories should stay with 'Decorated' and all parts
with 'Pattern' should changed.
The word 'Pattern', used in parts titles, is just a comfortable placeholder
in reading the part titles. Pick out ten random parts and read them with the
word 'Pattern' and then read them without the word 'Pattern'
and they mean the same thing.
To replace the word 'Pattern' with 'Decorated' would be a wasted
opportunity. So I will go with what you suggested later '
Design', where would be sticker, molded, etc.
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 27, 2018 21:46 | | Subject: | Re: Please Allow Alternate Item Numbers for Books | | Viewed: | 24 times | | Topic: | Suggestions | |
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| [Admin_Russell] writes:
| | This suggestion has now been implemented.
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Yes! You beauty! 
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 26, 2018 07:59 | | Subject: | Re: Something I Just Threw Together | | Viewed: | 29 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [StormChaser] writes:
| | I have asked that the item type Minifigs be retitled to Figures
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This gets my vote. The term 'figures' is the correct term to use in
this context (toys).
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 26, 2018 07:48 | | Subject: | Duplicate ' Figure ' Title | | Viewed: | 44 times | | Topic: | Catalog | | Status: | Open | |
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| The following two figures have the same title...
and
The only difference is the modified head, and I am unsure how to describe the
difference.
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 26, 2018 07:06 | | Subject: | Re: Something I Just Threw Together | | Viewed: | 35 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| In General, iprice writes:
| | You appear to be missing at least one sort - large figures with round yellow
heads, separate hair pieces and posable jointed arms with round open stud hands
with ball wrists.
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I think these figures were from the Homemaker line.
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 26, 2018 03:07 | | Subject: | Re: Seventh Catalog Project - Action Plan | | Viewed: | 43 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| In Catalog, axaday writes:
| | I believe it is down to:
Scala
Star Wars (Hygrotus is working it)
The Angry Birds Movie
The Hobbit/LOTR (not a lot to do in there)
The Lego Ninjago Movie
Town (lots to do in there)
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I will do ' The Lego Ninjago Movie '...
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 23, 2018 20:47 | | Subject: | Re: Consider changing title | | Viewed: | 27 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [Lauren_Luke] writes:
| | Reason: Outside of North America English, the word 'bunting' is used
for 'pennants'. Pennants are actually different and are used as a nautical
term for the signalling flags on ships, however, I presume North American English
(Canada and USA) have adopted this the term for festive flags also. Those outside
US/Canada may not find these parts when searching for bunting.
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Actually 'pennant' is not the correct term at all. In US-English a pennant
is either a nautical flag or a championship flag (as in a professional baseball
league). The word bunting is correct and in the Merriam-Webster dictionary (so
definitely part of US-English) bunting is defined as "a lightweight loosely woven
fabric used chiefly for flags and festive decorations".
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/pennant
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bunting
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 23, 2018 20:29 | | Subject: | Consider changing title | | Viewed: | 93 times | | Topic: | Catalog | | Status: | Open | |
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| Please consider changing the following titles of these parts:
to: "Duplo, Brick 2 x 4 with Blue, Red and Yellow Pennants Bunting Pattern"
to: "Door 1 x 4 x 5 Train Right with Pennants Bunting Pattern (Sticker)
- Set 41034"
to: "Panel 1 x 6 x 5 with String of Magenta and Medium Azure Pennants Bunting
with White Dots Pattern (Sticker) - Set 41132"
(bold to show change)
Reason: Outside of North America English, the word 'bunting' is used
for 'pennants'. Pennants are actually different and are used as a nautical
term for the signalling flags on ships, however, I presume North American English
(Canada and USA) have adopted this the term for festive flags also. Those outside
US/Canada may not find these parts when searching for bunting.
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 23, 2018 00:16 | | Subject: | Re: Head Category Split | | Viewed: | 42 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [StormChaser] writes:
| | I have split heads into two categories. Minifigure heads now exist in the original
category and a new category titled Minifigure, Head, Faceless
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I think this is great, not a perfect solution as you said, but great.
This is a moot point but a faceless head is not really a head at all, so the
actually the title is a bit silly if you think about it.
Also, I see that the term 'minifig' has been changed to 'minifigure'.
I remember in the forum that using the term 'minifigure' was frown upon.
I think it is something to do with TLG having the term 'minifigure' trademarked.
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 22, 2018 20:51 | | Subject: | Re: Seventh Catalog Project Underway | | Viewed: | 27 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| [StormChaser] writes:
| | Good find on those two figures. Yes, we need to address this. I am of the belief
that, generally speaking and allowing for some exceptions, items in the catalog
should not have exactly the same title.
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I have found 29 duplicate titles of minifigs in the catalogue!
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| Author: | Lauren_Luke | | Posted: | Nov 22, 2018 20:33 | | Subject: | Re: Seventh Catalog Project Underway | | Viewed: | 35 times | | Topic: | Catalog | |
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| What about 'Dimensions Minifigs'? There are bunch of minifigs with the
word Dimensions Team Pack or Dimensions Fun Pack as their only
differentiation. If set numbers are to go ahead are these titles going to be
replaced with the relevant dimensions set numbers?
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