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Re: Catalog nostalgia
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 17 Jan 2000 20:08:39 GMT
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rsanders@ANTISPAMgate.net
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Jonathan Reynolds wrote:
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> The point I am making is not to devalue the specialist sets - they are a rich
> source of imaginative creativity in themselves - but when does a LEGO kit
> become a model kit rather than a set of bricks to create with?
Jonathan,
Your remarks go towards something I have mentioned previously... TLCs
motto is (IIRC) 'Play Well'. There seems to be a distinct difference
between 'Play Well' and 'Build Well'. Many of us who are interested in
building things would desire a better selection of basic building parts,
whether this is for a KABOB or for an AFOL. Todays sets seem to be more
'theme' oriented. A theme being a basic starting point for a scenario of
play. Going down this road leads to a place where Playmobil is today
(all play and little or no build). As adults, we want to create, to
build, to envision new (and old) things. We rarely do this to play.
Perhaps the time has arrived for TLC to recognize the distinction
between these two philosophies. Perhaps the time has arrived for TLC to
embrace 'Build Well' along with 'Play Well'
Ray Sanders
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Message has 2 Replies: | | Re: Catalog nostalgia
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| (...) rich (...) for TLC to (...) Thamks Ray, it's an interesting point which rings a very loud bell with me (by the way, forgive my ignorance but what are KABOBs? I take it to mean children who play with LEGO because of the context used). This (...) (25 years ago, 18-Jan-00, to lugnet.trains)
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| Where are we going with this... Does this herald the advent of the one-piece Lego model? Just think of the latest BURP and imagine it with many (printed) colours... then some stickers and moulded-in features - you could even provide moulded-in (...) (25 years ago, 16-Jan-00, to lugnet.general)
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