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Re: Stuff I'd like to see...
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Fri, 10 Mar 2000 20:54:39 GMT
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> In lugnet.dear-lego, Richard Marchetti writes:
> To Whom It May Concern (and therefore the least likely to actually read it):
<snipped often>
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> We don't see many animals. Trees and other plants are currently pretty
> limited.
Agreed. I'd like more animals - Duplo has the most now - and make them
articulated (at least head movement like the horse and polar bear). (They've
"juniorized" the Duplo elephant! Couldn't guess why).
> ...food items...eating utensils>
This actually sounds somewhat against your argument to Lego's ability to
compete with Playmobil. These items are available in vast quantities within
many Playmobil sets.
> How about making ready made musical instruments like
> lutes, guitars, folk harps, bagpipes, pianos, harpsichords, pipe organs, huge
> drums, tubas, trombones, and saxaphones?
Take a look at Fabuland, they made a few back when... - I have a drum, tuba
and accordian. I wouldn't be too injured if they came back. There's the
trumpet from Fort Legoredo.
I've seen a model of a piano somewhere recently ("Well done!" to whomever it
was done by)- so I think they'd not want to make items that could be
constructed - to avoid the "juniorization" comments.
> How about filigree black gates with
> which to surround a Victorian manor
Maybe not to scale or color, but there's something along these lines in
Belville. Maybe they'd adapt them? A friend of mine built a truly beautiful
gate and fence set from grey lightsaber blades and other Star Wars pieces.
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> The point is: stop giving us ready-made "juniorized" pieces of stuff we can
> build ourselves from other modular parts, give us ready-mades of the stuff we
> could never build properly to scale!!! Is this idea so hard a concept to
> grasp?
I don't totally disagree with the making of juniorized elements. Some cannot
be made from bricks and plates (with the excact same dimensions) - but those
that can be should go away.
Wayne
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| To Whom It May Concern (and therefore the least likely to actually read it): TLC's ambitions are probably an exercise in overreaching. Belville will never be Barbie. These terrible video games will never compete with Doom or Myst. These timepieces (...) (27 years ago, 10-Mar-00, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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