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Re: Markets and juniorization
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lugnet.general
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Fri, 7 Dec 2001 17:14:30 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Allan Bedford writes:
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> As for bulk parts. Why not go for an 'Architectural Bucket'? Or a 'Classic
> Space Designer's Set'? Or a 'Town Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced Tub'? You
> don't have to sell every single part separately in order to make vast
> quantities of usable parts available to the general public.
Now *that* would be awesome! That is one of the coolest ideas I have heard
in a while. Maybe throw in a few images of building ideas (for those
inexperienced with the given theme), but otherwise just have a bunch of
bricks and few special elements (doors, wheels, wings, etc.) to build MOCs
in your favorite theme or subtheme. Even if they did it only for current
themes it would be a step above the 7 dollar accessory packs and tiny
mini-fig sets they offer(although for older themes would be better to match
my collection)...
...Sad though, that I am so excited by the concept of a Lego Set that *does
not exist* and was suggested by another consumer. There was a time when I
felt that excitement when I saw what new sets TLC was offering. Honestly, I
cannot recall the last time I opened a catalogue and said, "That's awesome."
I used to do that all the time. Now I only use those words when I see other
people's MOCs on Brickshelf...
-Hendo
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| (...) Not that they would spend much R&D money on such products, but I see your point now. (...) I guess I try to look at it with both my kid brain and my adult brain. Neither one likes it at all. :) (...) We're not their target market for only one (...) (23 years ago, 7-Dec-01, to lugnet.general)
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