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John Gerlach wrote:
> In lugnet.lego, Jake McKee wrote:
>
> One thing the GMLTC seems to do well is talk to kids. If a kid is scoping out
> the layout with a parent, we'll start talking to the kid before we'll talk to
> the parent. We know that kids are our "target audience", if the kids are happy
> the parents will probably be happy.
>
> JohnG, GMLTC
As with most things, diversity is good. I, personally, talk with the
parents / adults. *I* view the adults as the "target audience" for what
I do. I am not sure about the rest of the club... cause we haven't
really discussed it.
I have to admit, the Event Kit / Kids table... and the fact that the
whole layout is made from Lego(tm)... takes care of most kids. The
parents are the ones that ask the questions. I rarely have a child ask
a question. When they ask, it is usually "When are you gonna run THAT
train?"
Don't get me wrong, I build to entertain both age groups... but I tend
to communicate more with the adults.
// Joe
(I hope I am not the only one that feels this way <grin>)
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