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Guest d'Kong76
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I hope this doesn't upset m.e.t.b.o.t.


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I've got a generic one around here somewhere. I could've sworn I ordered David Wright but it was a plain 00 when he got here. sometimes I let yoshi play with his bat.


Guest d'Kong76
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Of course, m.e.t.b.o.t. has no emotion ... I was
speaking figurinetively.

Ok, that was bad ... I go now.


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I'm pretty sure the "outfield set" features the time-travelingl trio of Tsuyoshi Shinjo, Matt den Dekker, and Carlos Delgado.



Guest Mets � Willets Point
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Everything is awesome when you're part of this team.


Guest Mets Guy in Michigan
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I have a Tom Seaver!


Guest themetfairy
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TransMonk wrote:
Can we talk about Lego Wright's facial hair?



Yes - WTF?


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themetfairy wrote:
TransMonk wrote:
Can we talk about Lego Wright's facial hair?



Yes - WTF?


Technically it's a 5 o'clock shadow.


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Zvon wrote:
themetfairy wrote:
TransMonk wrote:
Can we talk about Lego Wright's facial hair?



Yes - WTF?


Technically it's a 5 o'clock shadow.

And technically, it's Oyo Wright.


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metsmarathon wrote:
i really wish they were real lego...


What's the difference? the hands?



You guys forgot to remind me to find my guy so I could bring him to work.


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lego minifigs do not have knees and elbows. the legs hinge at the hip, the arms pivot at the shoulder, and the hands rotate at the wrist. and they don't generally have printed noses. the body shape is different, as lego minifigs don't have butts, for instance.

more importantly, lego typically have a greater build quality, tighter tolerances, and use a higher quality plastic than their competitors. this means they last longer, hold together better, and hurt more when you step on them.

for comparison...

Lego baseball by giovanazzi.andrea, on Flickr


Guest John Cougar Lunchbucket
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Yeah I'm a Lego brand loyalist. Most of the Johnny-come-lately Lego knockoffs in our house (they come as gifts) just aren't the same.


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Edgy MD wrote:
And note the subtle tribute to Gil Hodges going on here!



Too subtle for me. Care to elucidate?


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Gil was something of a radical in terms of defensive alignment, twice (if I remember correctly) repositioning an infielder to create a four-outfielder alignment against Frank Robinson.

I'm pretty sure he never positioned his firstbaseman in foul territory, though. That may be a tribute to Keith Hernandez.


Guest Mets � Willets Point
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You know, I kept looking at First Base, because that was Gil's position, and noticed that the First Basemen was in foul territory and thought that was a Keith Hernandez trait rather than Gil Hodges, and all of this distracted me from noticing the four-man outfield.


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Yoshi shows bunt



Btw, the hands on the OYO figures are smaller than normal legos so they can't even hold the same objects. Yoshi's only bunting because his hands were too big to hold the bat. (I think Yoshi is a normal lego at least, could be wrong there)


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seawolf17 wrote:
DON'T YOU DARE CALL YOSHI UGLY

(I'm still a little upset that my daughter lost one of our Yoshi's legs.)


I bought a second because of that actually, the legs break way too easily. (this one's actually glued)

Benjamin Grimm wrote:
Wait... you guys actually buy these ugly little things?


I only bought it to take pictures of it with Yoshi, and I really did intend to get the David Wright one.


Guest Mets Guy in Michigan
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I have the Tom Seaver one, but I keep it in the packaging on display on the Seaver shelf.

Drill Yoshii for showing the bunt so early.


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Ceetar wrote:
seawolf17 wrote:
DON'T YOU DARE CALL YOSHI UGLY

(I'm still a little upset that my daughter lost one of our Yoshi's legs.)


I bought a second because of that actually, the legs break way too easily. (this one's actually glued)


We got a pink Yoshi out of a second package -- and she lost one of the hands. I'm not letting her touch anything any more. That's also why Amy Pond and the Ood live on my desk at work.


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