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Re: Introducing LEGO Direct
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lugnet.general, lugnet.dear-lego
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Mon, 13 Dec 1999 17:34:58 GMT
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rsanders@gate.&AvoidSpam&net
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Matthew Miller wrote:
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> Actully, I think your last sentence captures the issue more than the first
> point. The problem with Paradisa isn't that it was marketed for girls. The
> problem is that it was a weird pink and has strange architectural stuff
> going on.
For the architectural stuff, we would need a second TLC motto: 'build
well' :)
> I think regular town sets -- schools, stores, restaurants, houses,
> libraries, movie theaters, etc. have a good chance of doing well among both
> girls and boys.
TLCs motto (IIRC) is 'play well', not 'build well'. A large portion of
the existing sets have to do with battles or adventure (Castle, Pirate,
Star Wars, Adventurers to name a few). Town sets seem to be oriented
towards a different type of conflict, cops vs bad guys. Even the 'Race'
play theme had an underlying concept of winning and losing. The
Paradisa, Scala & Belville themes differ in that they are more 'real
life' (a more perfect existance). Little conflict or battle. I find it
strange that TLC seems to avoid direct reference to guns and wars, but
encourages battles and conflict.
Ray
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