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Re: BusyTown?
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lugnet.fabuland
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Tue, 30 Nov 1999 16:15:00 GMT
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In lugnet.fabuland, Thomas Main writes:
> In lugnet.fabuland, Suzanne D. Rich writes:
> > What do you think? If there were a Fabuland again today,
> > would it mean Richard Scary licencing? Would that be as
> > cool as the original?... they're similar in many ways.
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> I never saw the Richard Scarry books or Busytown until today. Busytown looks
> an *awfully* lot like Fabuland. The book also has an educational as well as a
> whimsical feel to it - much like Lego itself. I wouldn't be surprised if this
> is where the inspiration for Fabuland came from.
<snip>
isn't it funny how once you notice something you start seeing it everywhere? I
saw a BRIO display and a brochure that showed Richard Scary's Busytown for
BRIO. I guess Lego missed out on licensing (if, indeed, they ever considered
it).
--
Thomas Main
main@appstate.edu
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| (...) I never saw the Richard Scarry books or Busytown until today. Busytown looks an *awfully* lot like Fabuland. The book also has an educational as well as a whimsical feel to it - much like Lego itself. I wouldn't be surprised if this is where (...) (25 years ago, 5-Nov-99, to lugnet.fabuland)
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