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Mike Horvath wrote in message ...
> I don't remember caring much what kind of bags they were in. As long as
> they ended up looking like what was on the outside of the box when the
> building was done! I think I actually preferred the items sorted by type,
> as opposed to sub-assembly (helps you learn how to compartmentalize things
> based on different criteria, besides just the superficial things, like
> color, I guess).
> The way they do it now makes it too easy! Uh, I hope I didn't insult • your
> son. I played with Playmobil when I was five. Legos were too
complicating.
Lego has stated that they believe kids don't want to spend as much time
building and this was a reason for Jr. sets. The separate bags also speed up
the buillding process, but the sets don't necessarily have to be Jr.
My point was that I would rather have sorted bags rather than junior sets to
speed up the building process.
Rose
> >
> > Actually the mini bag sets speed up the building process with out
> > compromising the set design.
> >
> > Rose
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