I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
They are waterfowl, it makes sense that be changed. Which brings to mind these
cute fellas and their placement
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26076pb01 Penguin with Flippers and Stud on Back with Orange Beak and Feet and White Stomach Pattern Parts: Animal, Land
Apparently, they spend 75% of their existence in water. Known as "birds of the
ocean" (Never heard that phrase before, I like it )
A good find.
They spend 75% in water and most of them spend the rest of their time on frozen
water. I know, not all of them, some spend some time on solid ground.
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
[p=67430pb08]
Just a random anecdote, newly washed ducks (from an oil spill) sink in water
and need to be observed for weeks until they can swim properly
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
In most sets that part is meant to be a toy rubber duck, not an actual live duckling,
so it would make more sense to place it in the Minifig Utensil category.
Bringing the Bricklink forum uncomfortable truths since 2001,
David
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
In most sets that part is meant to be a toy rubber duck, not an actual live duckling,
so it would make more sense to place it in the Minifig Utensil category.
Yep, that is a good one too.
Let’s not keep it simple…
Bringing the Bricklink forum uncomfortable truths since 2001,
David
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
In most sets that part is meant to be a toy rubber duck, not an actual live duckling,
so it would make more sense to place it in the Minifig Utensil category.
Yep, that is a good one too.
Let’s not keep it simple…
In most sets that part is meant to be a toy rubber duck, not an actual live duckling,
so it would make more sense to place it in the Minifig Utensil category.
Yep, that is a good one too.
Let’s not keep it simple…
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
In most sets that part is meant to be a toy rubber duck, not an actual live duckling,
so it would make more sense to place it in the Minifig Utensil category.
Yep, that is a good one too.
Let’s not keep it simple…
As a compromise, put it in food.
But it's not a regular type of food, so we'll have to create a new Part
category: Minifig food, delicacies.
I was looking for a yellow duck(ling) in the catalog parts section animal ‘water’
and ‘air’ (since ducks can fly and/or swim I didn’t find it odd to look at these
sections, maybe ducklings aren’t capable of flying but the last time I saw a
few of them they were swimming).
I couldn’t find it so I looked in catalog colors at yellow and saw the duck can
be found at the parts ‘land’.
In my opinion these youngsters aren’t land animals but water or air (debatable)
animals.
Should this be changed?
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USA, Washington
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France, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
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