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Re: Automated fulfillment? Picking and Packing on steroids?
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lugnet.general
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Sun, 6 Jul 2003 22:50:37 GMT
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Tommy,
I’ve gotta echo what Jeff said. It’s a great idea, and one many Lego CAD users
have had at one time or another. TLC even alluded to such a system when the
first teased the Lego Digital Designer (or whatever it’s called).
BUT, it is a nightmare to implement. Think about the manufacturing process.
What if your MOC only needed one or two of some obscure part/color combination,
but the mold for said part produces a shot of, say, 30. What do they do with
the other 28 parts? Multiply that “waste” by every part in every MOC, and you
get the idea.
I think that the time will eventually come, but don’t hold your breath. At
best, they’ll be able to offer a limited element/color set. Alas, my hopes of
ever holding a physical manifestation of Bram Lambrecht’s pink hover-caddy in my
hands will probably never come true...
James Wilson
Dallas, TX
Lugnet member 1783
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| Hi gang! Wasn’t sure where to post this hypothetical question.... but here goes anyway... sorry in advance for the longwinded post... I have been thinking a lot lately about the bulk brick store at the Legoland Park in California. (I can’t WAIT to (...) (21 years ago, 6-Jul-03, to lugnet.general, FTX)
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