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Re: Juniorization Lives, and comments on marketing strategy
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Sat, 3 Feb 2001 14:19:59 GMT
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In lugnet.dear-lego, David Williams writes:
> I totaly agree with this. I, being 14 years old find the Lego sets of today
> quite basic and boring especially all these peices moulded together.
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> I was looking through all my Lego product catalogues a couple of days ago
> and was amazed at how much lego has changed in the past few years. A car
> back in 1994 would have at least 30+ pieces but a car of today would have
> about 15-20 pieces.
15-20!, its more like 5-10! I have a few of the tow truck places (can't
figure out the set #, but i don't really care about that), from 2 years ago,
and the "Jeep" has 5 peices not counting the wheels!
Josh
"Where's the box car door again?"
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> It goes to show that we are getting less pieces in sets and the sets are
> getting very basic. Perhaps Juniorisation will go way to far and Town will
> end up to be just like Duplo.
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