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Re: Help The Homeless In Legoville!
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lugnet.dear-lego
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Wed, 3 Nov 1999 01:46:10 GMT
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[rsanders@gate.net]saynotospam[]
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Richard Franks wrote:
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> Is the pink-split because adults seek out stereotyped toys to give to their
> children, nieces and nephews etc, rather than toys that the children would get
> the most creative play from? If so then this is yet more evidence Lego has
> become a market-follower rather than an innovator which is a depressing
> thought.
Perhaps TLG has a case of Barbie-envy. One K-Mart toy manager even told
me that they used to keep the Belville sets on the Barbie aisle. Also,
don't forget that TLG used to make a 1688 'Lego System, specially for
her' set. It came in a pink bucket that TLG (apparently) borrowed from
Duplo Family Home (2552). The studs on top of the bucket lib say 'Duplo'.
Ray
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| (...) Roof tiles would be a start :) I still associate building houses with Lego (for some reason!), if sets and part packs were available then it wouldn't just be girls who would be enticed into the world of Lego. (...) What I think is horrid is (...) (25 years ago, 3-Nov-99, to lugnet.dear-lego)
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