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Re: BrickFest 2005 Keynotes
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Sun, 21 Aug 2005 12:48:50 GMT
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In lugnet.events, Michael Huffman wrote:
> Posted for Larry P. Please forgive spelling mistakes... I'll be posting an .MP3
> file of the notes sometime later....
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> Keynote presentation notes
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It has been exciting to hear about the plans for the LEGO train system. I like
the idea of the Play Train being "interesting to kids & useable by adults". I
hope it has been well thought out, as it is worrying that the intelligent train
did not take off. I like the idea of the progression from the Play Train to the
Hobby Train.
I hope the 9V train system will continue to be in the retail LEGO catalogue. I
exhibit my trains and the comment I hear is "I never knew LEGO did trains",
"where can I get them", and "how much are they?" I wonder about the price of the
LEGO Train Factory models. 4551 & 3225 included a motor and were sold at a
reasonable price. Since then, locos have been sold without motors and the
combined price is prohibitively expensive.
David
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| Posted for Larry P. Please forgive spelling mistakes... I'll be posting an .MP3 file of the notes sometime later.... ---...--- Keynote presentation notes 13 August 2005 Joergen Vig Knudstrup focus of talk is where LEGO is going. LEGO is going (...) (19 years ago, 13-Aug-05, to lugnet.events) !!
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