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In lugnet.general, Richard Noeckel writes:
> ??? New Theme Proposal ???
> The results are in! • <chop chop>
> Here we go:
> (Votes per Theme)
>
> 1) Fantasy Theme/ Lord of the Rings = 10
> 2) Monsters Theme / Haunted house = 5
>
> 3) Revolution Theme = 4
> 4) Underwater/ Atlantis = 6
> 5) Pirate extension = 7
> 6) New Castle = 8
> (Knights of the Round Table, Camelot, Excalibur)
> 7) Vikings Theme = 3
> 8) Roman Theme = 9
> 9) Ancient Greece = 5
> 10) Mongols Theme = 4
> 11) Arabian Knights = 3
> 12) Ancient Egypt = 4
> 13) Aztec Theme = 3
>
> 14) Western/ Gold rush (1849) = 2
> 15) Revolution Theme (1776- 1842?) = 4
> 16) Time of Discovery (1450-1700) = 5
> 17) Renaissance-to-industrialization (1700-1900)= 7
>
> 18) New Town/ Furnished / real world town/ village = 4
> 19) Airline/ Flight Theme/ Navel Freighter = 6
> 20) Zoo theme = 2
>
> 21) Wonders of the World = 6
> 22) Great Outback/ Desert = 2
> 23) Reality (Prisons, Graveyards, etc.) = 3
> 24) Military Theme = 7
>
> 25) Realistic Architecture/Sculpture = 10
> 26) Bulk Element/s Single color bulk bin - Lego sphere = 17
>
> 27) New Space / DUNE / Ice Planet 2003 = 7
> 28) Battletech / Mecha / Gundam = 5
> 29) Star Wars Podracer sub-theme = 2
> 30) New Robotics/ RCX/Technic/ Model Team (Johnny 5) = 4
>
> 31) Shania Twain World Tour = 1 ;)
> 32) New Girls theme- Nursery Rhyme/tales = 3
<chop chop>
> Here are my Final -!!!Top 5!!!-
> (from a list of 32)
> New possible, probable, and profitable themes for 2003.
>
> <drum roll…>
>
> ……………………………..#1
> 26) Bulk Elements/ Single color bulk bin - Lego sphere
> [If done right, this step towards true bulk distributing could really set
> Lego upon a path towards profit, and redefine their roll towards becommin’ a
> company that truly believes in creation with ‘no-boundaries!’]
>
> ……………………………..#2
> 6) New Castle (Knights of the Round Table, Camelot, Excalibur)
> [It could encompass Fantasy and History! And it’s an already established
> genre!!!]
>
> ……………………………..#3
> 4) Underwater/ Atlantis
> [Would Lego have to buy the rights® from Disney?]
>
> ……………………………..#4
> 8) Roman Theme
> [Lego could easily make this their Flagship theme for 2003 with the right
> advertising.]
>
> ……………………………..#5
> 28) Battletech / Mecha / Gundam
> [Similar to Life on Mars but far more complex!]
>
> (A tie for 5th place in my mind.)
>
> ……………………………..#5
> 25) Realistic Architecture/Sculpture
> [Famous creations or landmark buildings would sell world wide.]
>
>
>
> ,’,’,’,’,’,’,SOO00oooooo, what’s your (five 5) choices from the 32?
Ok... here are mine: this is a very hard decision so mine are not in any order!
1, 25) Realistic Architecture/Sculpture = 10
2, 1) Fantasy Theme/ Lord of the Rings = 10
3, 6) New Castle = 8 (Knights of the Round Table, Camelot, Excalibur)
4, 7) Vikings Theme = 3
8) Roman Theme = 9
9) Ancient = 5 etc... (I think all Mythology should be together)
5. I agree with Lou here... "For the Townie in me (still my fave theme), I
have often thought it would be
cool to have a whole "Alpine Village" that includes:
Town square - Swiss Villa Hotel - Camera Shop - Coffee Shop - Restaurant -
Gift Shop - General Store - Police Station - Fire Station - Ski Lodge up on
mountain made of BURPS and bricks Micromotor-based cable cars from "town
level" up to the ski lodge - Alpine train - Airport with Helistop - Train
station - Ski & Bike shop - Car rental - Bus station"
He forgot a post shop! have to have somewhere to send those post cards :P -I
can almost picture these sets.
Yes this sounds cool to me too, but my input would be like based on
Canada/Alaska style, with Log cabin huts, the grizzly bear, skiing minifigs,
etc. I already have the rocky river retreat, but it's not the same as the
above.
I would vote for bulk stuff if I knew the possibilty would be available here.
Mel
> Sincerely,
>
> --==RiçhärÐ==--
>
>
> You can reach me @
> Shroud_of_Kung_Fu@Hotmail.com
>
>
> . -Lego good, Canada great-®
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