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Re: Update on color issue
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lugnet.lego, lugnet.general
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Thu, 27 Nov 2003 20:19:53 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, Scott Lyttle wrote:
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> Nope..that's exactly the point. Remember that most children don't have enough
> Lego bricks to make huge color-coordinated MOC like most of us AFOL's. To most
> children, the fact there are Lego bricks is all they need. Color coordination
> doesn't matter much to most of the general public buying Lego bricks, primarily
> because parent's are too focused on spending for things like clothes, shoes,
> backpacks, school supplies, house mortgage for house big enough for the entire
> family, etc, instead of purchasing a lot of Lego.
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> -Scott
I certainly did not have the 100,000+ bricks I do today but I certainly had
enough of an idea to make my creations color coordinated as a kid (as did many
of my friends and cousins who played with LEGO too) and got more satisfaction of
what I built by doing so. Ok, so I wasn't able to build huge MOCs back then but
could certainly build small and medium sized (less than 2 ft.) ones and make
them color coordinated.
Also, kids look at the sets and see that they are built color coordinated and
want to do the same with their creations. I can't say that's the rule but have
enough experience to say I've seen it very often.
Adr.
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| (...) Nope..that's exactly the point. Remember that most children don't have enough Lego bricks to make huge color-coordinated MOC like most of us AFOL's. To most children, the fact there are Lego bricks is all they need. Color coordination doesn't (...) (23 years ago, 27-Nov-03, to lugnet.lego, lugnet.general)
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