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Re: Why sets receive a ZERO?
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lugnet.general
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Sun, 17 Nov 2002 21:37:19 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Dave Johann writes:
> This brings up a whole new issue: what criteria is used in rating a set?
> Personally, I wouldn't think of rating a set I don't own/haven't previously
> owned simply because I don't know how much fun that set was to build, what
> parts are in that set, overall play value, etc. This is what I thought the
> ratings system was for rather than the 'trash the new sets because they
> don't live up to the older standards' which seems to be what the ratings
> system has devolved into.
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> Quite honestly, I find the comments (People who wrote notes about this set)
> much more informative than the overall ratings. Helpful hints, hidden parts,
> clearance prices and such can be found in this area.
>
> -Dave
My most important criterion is how much I love the set. One of my favorite
sets, 4161, the girls' pink oval suitcase, is an example. I love it because
it's a girl set and it has colors I love, and it has pink lampposts. And it
has sentimental value because it was one of the first sets I bought and
allowed myself to keep instead of giving it to a nephew because I was
embarrassed to be playing with LEGO. In the notes I write about the
lampposts, but I also mention the yellow corner slopes for the benefit of
others who may be interested. Still, I only rated it a 90 because I believe
that somewhere out there the Ultimate LEGO Set exists (and I don't mean set
#3800!).
Maggie C.
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