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In lugnet.dear-lego, Richard Marchetti writes:
> In lugnet.dear-lego, Deidre Rushton Brumby writes:
> > **Warning - this is very long! **...<and therefore snipped>
>
> That was very well said, and confirms much of what I have thought even though
> I am not a parent.
>
> It always comes down to cost, doesn't it? I mean the continued success of Hot
> Wheels must surely be its price -- one can whimsically purchase a car at will
> since they are generally under a $1 USD. There isn't much in that range where
> Lego is concerned unless you are frequenting the various outlet stores. And my
> point is that suggested retail for the average Hot Wheels is something like a
> $1 USD ANYWAY -- which is VERY unlike Lego where the lowest suggested retail
> price is probably around $2 USD and quickly goes up in price after that.
Keep in mind though that LEGO is the number one selling boys toy in America.
Overall, only Barbie sells better. Of course, this isn't in actual number of
sets sold, but rather the money that comes in form the sales.
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