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Lugnet Themes (was Re: Why Isn't there a newsgroup for Launch Command, Alpha Team or Time Cruisers?)
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 8 Jun 2002 16:42:23 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Matt Hein writes:
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> Town? How exactly does the time twisters/ Cruisers fit into the town theme?
> I couldunderstand by the fact that other groups want nothing to do with it,
> but I think arranging themes by TLC's standards do more to confuse the entire
> layout for the themes, and a lot of themes get needlessly left out.
Yes, I would agree. Time twisters/cruisers is a bit of a rogue theme. They
don't fit really into any of the 'regular' categories (town, space, castle,
etc.) But I don't think it merits its own theme, either. What is it? Its a
bunch of ideas from different themes, such as trains, for the Twisted time
train, pirates for the flying time vessal, etc. It is rather like those
paint ball paintings. I wouldn't say that it fits into any of the current
themes, or its own theme.
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> For example, Alpha Team is generally a good series, and I think it would
> do well under the .build category, kind of militaristic, yet modern.
> However, I doubt others would agree with me on that, because the general
> populus seems
> only to revolve around Space, Castle, Trains, Town, technic or robotics/
> cad. So, I guess there's no room for rogue themes.
Well, there is room, but almost nobody posts in western, football/soccer,
etc. I don't think that anything would happen in a slpha team group. I
would classify it as military. I mean, secret agents? Helicopters,
rocketships?
The more recent line would be under aquazone. I don't think there could be
any arguments about that.
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> Then why would Galidor be a theme? If it's a short run of products that have
> basically nothing to do with the Lego concept (besides interchangable arms and
> heads), than I do *not* consider it to be Lego, and rather a line of product.
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> After all, the Galidor parts cannot mingle with the basic brick, have trouble
> matching with technic parts, and are generally overspecialized. Think of them
> as some of the other lines such as Bionicle Trading cards, Writing Pen (what?)
> and other generally useless products that have no purpose IMO.
Well, galidor IS a toy, unlike trading cards (a game) and writing pen (a
utensil). No matter how much we hate it, I bet some people who like galidor
will come... look at the bionicle newsgroup, for example.
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> Oh wait! I can think of a use for the galidor products, they make *really*
> nice doorstoppers and paperweights! :)
Yeah... hope! :-)
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> So, If they can't combine with the common Lego, I will not consider it a theme,
> and see no real reason for the Galidor group.
Well, it IS a part of lego's toys. Bionicle isn't exactly very compatabile,
either. But it has a some quantity of posts in its group. I hate galidor
as much as the next man (NOT kid, mind you), but I still think that because
it is a distinct theme, it merits its own newsgrup.
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> (in my personal opinion, Lego should scrap the action figure concept
> entirely...stay with the bricks, and remain faithful to the original product...)
Yeah, definintly!
John Kruer
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> <<_Matt Hein_>>
> Lugnet No. 1112
> Pyrokid17@hotmail.com
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| (...) Hmm...I could see arranging to place the Alpha team in the build.military newsgroup, but yes, It also goes with aquazone. Unfortunately, a lot of the newsgroups get very dislam post ratings, i.e western, undergrooung, basic, need I go on. (...) (22 years ago, 8-Jun-02, to lugnet.general)
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