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Re: Prototypes shown at fan event in Frechen (germany)
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lugnet.ambassadors
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Sun, 14 Jan 2007 14:17:12 GMT
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I always liked the classic bug. I am not sure how it would sell in the USA, but
classic is always good.
I do think offering copies of new cars with the dealers would be a great
specialty set. Same with the airlines, copies of the planes people rode on
would sell well also (through the airline store, and/or in the terminals as well
in mini form)
I find the tourism market is always good, and if people can get some future use
out of their buy it now, not sure why I bought it. That works as well.
Hobby market is good as well. In that case the Delorian would sell well. I
personally love that car, but I am not sure the “kiddie” fueled market for toys
would work well on that one.
The Kubrick idea of making grab type “super hero” and other LEGO based toys was
weird, but seemed to catch on quick. Shame too, LEGO was the founder, but other
companies are grabbing revenue off of the “brick” design idea. I am sure kids
are grabbing up the Kubrick figs just to use with their LEGO sets.
Dan Brown
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| Hi there, last weekend a small group of LEGO designers took a couple of prototypes to the fabulous german fan event in Frechen. Very huge cars, for which the ambassadors initiated a poll (what car should LEGO make?). Mustang (4 URLs) Aston Martin (4 (...) (18 years ago, 10-Jan-07, to lugnet.ambassadors, FTX) !!
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