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Text from 2000.2 catalogue [as promised previously]
Front cover :- none
Inside :-
The hidden island
Johnny Thunder and his friends have found Dinosaurs on a hidden island. They
are now trying to study them and protect them from greedy poachers who plan
to bring them to captivity. But T-Rex doesn't know friend from enemy. He
just fights back. Again and again.
Inside left flap :-
[On top left]
Action toys for small action boys
Boys of 4 years are a lovely mix. They are still little boys but also old
enough to demand more action out of life. Here you can see how your son can
play out his action fantasies. Again and again.
[In bottom right yellow area.]
* Big elements easy to change into something else
* The screwdriver makes the construction stronger
Inside right flap :-
MYBOT
An interactive tech-toy that can teach your son a new way of thinking.
Mybot is your son's first step into the new digital world. It's an
interactive imagination builder, where he can build a plane, a car or a
robot - and programme it. he can develop new ways of thinking and expressing
his imagination.
How to programme
Just place one of the three identity bricks and/or one of the three function
bricks on top of the Mybot unit, and your son can control sounds, fuel,
alarm etc. And when he rebuilds his model he can reprogramme it - in 32 ways
Back cover :-
Build it and fight the monster virus on the web
A monster virus is loose on the Web - in six different treacherous forms. To
defeat the virus you need to collect the six different roboriders. They come
ready-to-build in a canister, each one with special powers and a great
firing action. You can collect extra talisman wheels to customize your
roboriders and enlarge their firing potential. The canisters hold secret
codes for the web. Put the canister in the fridge for 5-10 minutes and watch
your webcode appear. it's the only way to join the hunt for the monster
virus.
Benjamin Whytcross
BWhytcro@PacificAccess.com.au
Ph: (03) 9856 5282
Directory Technology Pty Ltd
1/436 Elgar Road,
Box Hill, 3128
Growing older is compulsory..Growing up isn't :-)
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| (...) I'm pretty sure this is an international catalogue, for all the nations of the Lego periphery. Most of it sounds like polished up Babelfishese, or the kind of dreck that blurbs onto book covers. Some examples: (...) Standard English: "But (...) (24 years ago, 20-Jun-00, to lugnet.loc.au)
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