
As seen on BrothersBrick and Amazon.jp.

joecrowaz on Flickr wrote:Flynn you little wussy with a purple robed fairy for an icon,

Lego Engineer wrote:Is it just me or is the star on the top of the tree a new piece?
Duckman wrote:That has got to be the most awful rendition of a snowman. Thats terrible. It doesn't even look like a snowman
Puddleglum wrote:Duckman wrote:That has got to be the most awful rendition of a snowman. Thats terrible. It doesn't even look like a snowman
Perhaps you could enlighten us by posting what you think a proper minifig-scale LEGO snowman should look like?

Draykov wrote:It's a perfectly decent snowman. In fact, it uses some of the same parts (albeit smaller) as the one you linked to, Duckman. Sure, they could make a really fancy 3"-5" tall snowman, but that would drive up the cost of the set, and it's not really about the snowman. Including a 20-45 piece snowman means (for example) replacing the big Christmas tree with another one of these:
uhhh... Thats my whole point, by using the same number of pieces as they used, they could have made a much better one like the one in the link. I never said to make a fancy 3" -5" snowman... I think you missed it, but the whole point was that with the same amount of parts, give or take, it could have been a lot better. Just like the probe droid in the Hoth Star Wars Rebel Base. That thing is shockingly ugly, and with less parts, they also could have made a better probe droid.Duckman wrote: uhhh... Thats my whole point
Draykov wrote:Duckman wrote: uhhh... Thats my whole point
Part size and availability (in a current production run) are factors to be considered. Maybe you missed that when I was making the comparison between the image you linked to and the snowman in the set. Unless your point is that you'd rather have a more detailed snowman than a more detailed Christmas tree, you're oversimplifying. You're entitled to your opinion, of course...I just happen to find it unjustified.
I am saying, they could have built a better snowman with roughly the same number of pieces. This has nothing to do with the tree, forget the tree. Pretend the tree is over there <--- and the snowman is over here --->
Thats like saying, 'Because you think the side cannons on a UCS AT-ST should be slightly different in style, that they will have to make smaller and lower quality legs???' 
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