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Re: TLG investigation 1st answers
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 20 Feb 1999 21:16:22 GMT
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Todd Lehman wrote:
> BTW, one thing that would probably make a notable difference -- and it's right
> in your area of focus :) -- is putting a general Universal TECHNIC set back in
> stores...something with a good variety of gears and beams and things like that.
> A lot of hardcore adult TECHNIC fans noticed in horror a couple months ago that
> there was apparently no universal TECHNIC set for 1999. I'm sure if you asked,
> you could get some interesting and useful opinions/perspectives on what types
> of elements would be most desired in a universal set.
Yes, yes, yes! I had been griping about this very thing just a few weeks ago on
here! I was beginning to think I was alone in that regard. Thanks for speaking
up. (wow... that's two things that we've agreed on in one week! This is getting
scary. ::)
> > Mark
P.S. Actually, there *IS* a universal technic set for this year: the RIS, but that
has the cost overhead of a programmable brick and associated electronic
components. I agree that a more general-purpose Universal set is needed.
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| (...) That is probably the case, yes, so long as increasing the set design level meant producing things that adults actually take a widespread liking to. Designing sets that adults enjoy doesn't necessarily mean designing things specifically for (...) (25 years ago, 20-Feb-99, to lugnet.general)
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