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> > In a system such a Lugnet, it's probably best to just stay with Lego's
> > organization lest there be non-stop arguments over what should go where. Should
> > Bionicle be labeled Technic? Probably not, but take it up with Lego, not
> > Lugnet.
>
> I wouldn't even try, I'm not all that bothered about the Lego decision. The
> printing on the packs doesn't affct me.
Just to add some more fuel to this, everybody HAS noticed that the 'Technic'
logo is conspicuous by it's absence on the new Bionicle Bohrok and Bohrok-Va
products and catalogues, haven't they? ;-) Maybe somebody DID take it up
with Lego?!?
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The Technic Logo is conspiciously absent from _ALL_ 2002 "Technic" sets that we've
seen boxes for thus far (Bionicle, Racers, Star Wars). I mentioned this in a past
thread. IMHO, TLC will eventually phase out the Technic brand completely (just
like they did with the "System" brand).
"James Markham" <j.markham@ntlworld.com> wrote in message news:Gt0s0o.Fw1@lugnet.com...
> > > In a system such a Lugnet, it's probably best to just stay with Lego's
> > > organization lest there be non-stop arguments over what should go where. Should
> > > Bionicle be labeled Technic? Probably not, but take it up with Lego, not
> > > Lugnet.
> >
> > I wouldn't even try, I'm not all that bothered about the Lego decision. The
> > printing on the packs doesn't affct me.
>
> Just to add some more fuel to this, everybody HAS noticed that the 'Technic'
> logo is conspicuous by it's absence on the new Bionicle Bohrok and Bohrok-Va
> products and catalogues, haven't they? ;-) Maybe somebody DID take it up
> with Lego?!?
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In lugnet.technic, Mark Koesel writes:
> The Technic Logo is conspiciously absent from _ALL_ 2002 "Technic" sets that >we've seen boxes for thus far (Bionicle, Racers, Star Wars). I mentioned this
> in a past thread. IMHO, TLC will eventually phase out the Technic brand
> completely (just like they did with the "System" brand).
And a "Dark Age" will begin for many :<
Ron
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