RED HEAD? literally, not hair, the head - which set does it come from

[simonskluk]

OK - its my first post so apologies if this is in the wrong place!

I have a minifig head that is red - peeron part 3626b, but its not listed on peeron - does anyone know what set it might from?

any help appreciated!

cheers

si

[Rick]

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=215-1

[Big Cam]

8 minutes, that may be a new record.

Don't forget this one too.

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=277-1

That sums it up according to bricklink, those are the only two sets to have this piece in red.

[JCC1004]

The figure head also came in this. It's not the best Legoland set I've seen.

[simonskluk]

Thats great folks - thanks very much

cheers

si

[Big Cam]

The figure head also came in this. It's not the best Legoland set I've seen.

Good find, I wonder why that didn't come up on the bricklink list??

I got it, the one that I listed along with Rick are 3626A which has a solid stud.

The regular minifig head in solid red is 3626B that one has the hollow stud that we are used to.

[Rick]

Good find, I wonder why that didn't come up on the bricklink list??

Hollow stud

[Big Cam]

Hollow stud

I posted again immedietaly after and it merged my posts.

[prateek]

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=215-1

That's hardcore racism

[Rick]

I posted again immedietaly after and it merged my posts.

You really earn your title. Perhaps you should be the 'waaay too quickly posting nerd'

That's hardcore racism

I wouldn't call it that, but using yellow for skin avoids all such debates and is one of the main reasons why I dislike 'flesh' and all the other skin tones. I suppose this is the first set where different skin tones were being introduced: anyone know whether it was a licensed set?

[Big Cam]

That's hardcore racism

Not in 1977.

[Wout]

I think the people who designed this set, didn't saw it as a stereotypicalling rascistic set and just want to make a nice playset.

Maybe they would call it different and design it different in these times.

By the way, This was in a line were other big figs were designed as cowboys in a late 19th century line.