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In lugnet.general, Stephen Wroble writes:
> And then there are the themes. Some of the themes seem to have bigger
> followings than others (or is it simply that they have more active followers
> than others?) There seem to be a lot of LTCs (LEGO Train Clubs) but I have
> never seen a LEGO Castle Club or a LEGO Space Club.
FUT .space.
What do you say fellas? Imagine a new LSC (Lego Space Club) showing up at a
Sci Fi convention and dominating a whole corner with Moonbases and SHIPs...
I bet a number of visitors would be converted over from collecting
comic-book action figures and would start buying Lego. Muwhahahaaha!
Of course, we'd have to watch out for those Klingons and their K'Nex...
:)
-Hendo
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