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In lugnet.dear-lego, Dave Schuler writes:
> but
> can't we at least agree that we're on the verge of being better off
> Lego-wise than ever before? Yes, Juniorization stinks. Yes, much of the
> 2001 product line is uninspired and uninspiring.
Here's where I disagree with you- I definitely feel that we are better off
LEGO-wise than we were even as recently as, say, 1998 or 1999. The sets are
better, with far less juniorization; we have bulk packs available, and more on
the way; we have definite signs that LEGO is interested in engaging the adult
market on several levels...
personally, I see this all as great, and hopefully getting better.
eric
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