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Re: BricksWest 2003 Keynote and Q&A Session Transcrits
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Wed, 19 Feb 2003 22:58:57 GMT
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In lugnet.events, Ahui Herrera writes:
> Brad Justis, Sr. VP Of Lego Direct , Q&A @ Brickswest 2003 (2-15-2003)
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> It is very much about basic creatively, not saying here is
> what the castle looks like, here are the instructions on how to build the
> castle and when you are done the castle should look like this. But rather
> putting the burden back on you in terms of using creative and imagination
> and creating what is there in your head.
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> What we are going to do tomorrow morning is open these up and play with them
> as we have the round table. You will also see that we also have some nice
> idea books in them as well.
Did I understand right that some of you at BricksWest got to play with the
new creator sets at the round table?
These sets look really neat and a lot of fun. I was curious about the many
different models you can make. Here's a bunch of questions:
It sounds like they don't come with instructions but with idea books
instead. Is that the case?
How useful are the idea books? Is it like the advent calender where some of
the smaller models are so simple that a single picture is all you need? Are
there multiple views for the more complex models, or rough instructions with
big changes between steps?
Are there full instructions for any of the models?
How many models are in the idea book/instructions, roughly, 10s, 20s, 30+?
I noticed with the RIS 2.0 software that although the challenges didn't come
with building instructions, between the rough steps they provided and the
360 degree view/zoom capability you could pretty much build the models
identically to the pictures without guessing. I wonder if there is similar
support with these sets (obviously through pictures, not software). I know
the intention is creativity but I have a feeling the kids would get
frustrated without complete instructions for at least a couple of the major
models on the box. Or am I missing the point?
Thanks,
Paul
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| (...) Yes, there was structured play, the kids got to play during the round table and then anyone who wanted to could do so during free time. Many of us (including me) did so. (...) They ARE neat, they ARE fun. The models you make are well designed. (...) (21 years ago, 19-Feb-03, to lugnet.events)
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| Brad Justis, Sr. VP Of Lego Direct , Q&A @ Brickswest 2003 (2-15-2003) Transcript of Keynote Speech & Q&A Session provided by Ahui Herrera (jedi_agh_@yahoo.com) & Larry Pieniazek (lpieniazek@mercator.com). Larry Pieniazek was typing in real-time as (...) (21 years ago, 19-Feb-03, to lugnet.events)
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