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Re: Lego Direct (was Re: Georgia LEGO Outlet is Cool!)
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Tue, 28 Mar 2000 02:16:55 GMT
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Paul Sinasohn wrote in message ...
> In lugnet.dear-lego, Frank Filz writes:
> > The second, well, they do have to have a minimum order
> > size to make it worthwhile, however, chances are real good that you can
> > either get together a group of friends and share an order, or tag along on
> > some other big buyer's order (though you will pay more per part than that
> > person does, if nothing else because there is an extra shipping step).
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> > Frank
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> Of course, we thought we had a shot at this consortium thing last year • through
> Denmark, but nothing ever came of it.
It may have died because they decided they wanted to work it through Lego
Direct. Or, alternatively, it may have been a significant factor in shaping
Lego Direct. In any case, I think Brad is well aware that train doors and
windows are one of the items which will sell well, even if he decides not to
make them available at the start (I can see a lot of arguments for starting
with basic bricks and plates in a wide variety of colors).
Frank
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| (...) Of course, we thought we had a shot at this consortium thing last year through Denmark, but nothing ever came of it. And someone mentioned the Constitution set in this thread - were there really Constitution sets available??? I would like to (...) (24 years ago, 28-Mar-00, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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