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surrealAmerican

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2. There's really no reason for any of those "minifigures" to be gender specific.

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Tue Sep 3, 2013, 12:18 PM

Sep 2013

It's not as though they resemble actual people in anything like an anatomically-correct way, so it's just a question of the plastic hairstyle, and that can be made to be either ambiguous, or detachable (which they usually are). It's a bit silly to draw a breast-line on these very geometric "people".

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There's really no reason for any of those "minifigures" to be gender specific. surrealAmerican Sep 2013 #2