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Re: Ideas and Suggestions for LEGO S@H
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lugnet.general
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Sun, 25 Sep 2005 04:25:39 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Tony Alexander wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Kelly McKiernan wrote:
> > * What do you think LEGO would never do that you’d love to see?
> * A David Macauley-esque look at LEGO from design through production
> and distribution - I've seen these on castles, cities, and transportation, and
> they're really cool. One about LEGO would be cooler.
The best idea I've seen here yet. I think that the 20 second flash animation
that they had on the website about how a brick is made was cute, but obviously
nowhere near the depth desired.
I want to see a brick from conception (why is it needed, how shall it look) to
design (how is a master made) to full blown manufacturing details. Then, after
we know about bricks, a set from conception to box, and all points in between.
I think that this would be something that only really appeals to AFOLs (more so
than someone looking for a present - unless the gift is for an AFOL). And in
that respect, I think they could make it hardback, full of colored pictures, and
justify a healthy pricetage (ie if it was nice and large enough I wouldn't mind
spending $40-50 on it, sorta coffee-table book style).
-Jesse
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| (...) * How about some instructional and/or historical book/CD-ROM series? * All the instruction scans from a year or set of five years... * Master Modeler series... * How'd they do that? - Miniland * A David Macauley-esque look at LEGO from design (...) (19 years ago, 24-Sep-05, to lugnet.general)
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