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Re: Medieval Castles - History?
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lugnet.castle
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Thu, 8 Mar 2001 06:20:51 GMT
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In lugnet.castle, Jon Furman writes:
> I don't want to cry in my bier here, but I don't see Lego creating a harry
> potter series that isn't juniorised. If Juniorisation is meant to please
> young children, YOung children seem to be the target audience for harry
> potter. I believe that we have seen the last of castle lego as we know it.
Actually, Harry Potter is aimed at older children 9-13 (it also happens to
appeal to younger children, teens and adults). Since Harry Potter is a major
license for Lego, I'm being (perhaps overly) optomistic about the sets and
betting that the designs will be more 'Star Wars quality' rather than
juniorised. Hopefully, 6 to 8 months from now, Castle people will be raving
about the new Harry Potter sets (esp. if they put out some midieval-style
Diagon Alley magic shops w/ the Guarded Inn style signs hanging out front).
And who knows, maybe Lego Direct will give us a Castle accessories pack to
satify our armor and weapons needs until regular Castle returns.
Well, I can dream can't I?
Ken
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| I don't want to cry in my bier here, but I don't see Lego creating a harry potter series that isn't juniorised. If Juniorisation is meant to please young children, YOung children seem to be the target audience for harry potter. I believe that we (...) (24 years ago, 7-Mar-01, to lugnet.castle)
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