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Re: Petition
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Sat, 14 Sep 2002 15:42:11 GMT
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In lugnet.dear-lego, Matt Hein writes:
> Hello, everyone. On behalf of Dan Mattia's letter, and some
> concerns about lego's product line, I would like to
> start a petition to bring back castle and space products.
> Anyway, please read this.
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> http://www./~1112/Letters/Mattia
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> I would also like to add that people outside of the US (particularly
> those who live in Canada, australia, Europe, etc, aren't getting
> their fair share of the market. In fact, they have to wait longer periods
> of time than US residents do, just to get their hands on basically
> the same product. I find this a tad discouraging, so if you could
> address this, please do.
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> Another matter that comes to mind is the Galidor problem. Recently,
> this series was released with intent to cross over towards the action
> figure line. I don't believe this will work because [1] there is
> little to no interest in the product, since it's based on an
> unknown televosion show [2] it's taking up valuable space
> on the catalogue, that could be used to represent lego in a better
> fashion. [3] In my opinion, I think the traditional lego brick set
> should represent lego, not something few know of, or would buy
> [4] kids will be further compelled to buy more popular action figures
> at nearly half the price at their local comic shop.
> The same goes for jack stone as well, as there are those who think
> a more sophisticated construction set should represent lego. Go into
> any store and look at the shelves and you'll see that jack stone
> doesn't sell, but bionicle and any other construction set does.
> Perhaps if castle, space, western, pirates, and other themed sets
> went back to store shelves, there would be a large rebound in
> sales.
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> So, if you could please bring back themed sets to the store shelves,
> I'm sure a lot of people will be happy. After all, I'm sure bringing
> these back will also bring back hooked customers and people who
> would usually purchase through online auctions.
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> No complaining here, were just concerned over which direction
> this company would be headed.
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> Thank you for your time.
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> <<_Matt Hein_>>
> Fellow lego enthusiast
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> Moreover...
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> And yes, I *pledge to quit complaining* if lego just brings castle or
> space sets back to store shelves, Honestly, this whole time, that's
> all I ever wanted. Thank you very much.
Wasssup Everyone,
Even if Lego doesn't stop GALIDOR or Jack Stone, at least they'll see their
unpopularity amongst fans. If we all tell them outright, maybe they'll
change their ways. I don't see the downside to telling Lego that
GALIDOR and Jack Stone should go, because the worst that could happen is
things stay the same (and we have to keep complaining). Its worth at least
a shot to see if Lego will listen or not. I'm behind Matt all the way.
Hasta La Vista, Sean
P.S Besides, if Lego listens to us, you won't have to listen to Matt or
myself complain about the subject anymore:) All any of us really want
is for Lego to be something to be proud of, not embarrased about.
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