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Re: BusyTown?
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lugnet.fabuland
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Fri, 5 Nov 1999 16:32:22 GMT
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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.
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.
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> I've been dreaming of modeling Busytown for years now.
> I love those buildings.
It's very neat stuff - I'm surprised Lego hasn't revisited the idea of
Fabuland; it seems like if the research shows young kids like playing more than
building, Fabuland has a lot to offer.
> -Suz.
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| (...) <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). (...) (25 years ago, 30-Nov-99, to lugnet.fabuland)
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| 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. I've been dreaming of modeling Busytown for years now. I love those buildings. (...) (25 years ago, 5-Nov-99, to lugnet.fabuland)
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