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Are We to Tell the Public of the Color Change?
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lugnet.general
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Date:
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Fri, 16 Jan 2004 17:20:13 GMT
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Much has been posted of the color change and of LEGO not passing along word of
it to consumers. Which brings me to something that happened over the holidays.
At a X-Mas family get-together, a cousin of mine asked what was in store for
2004 (her son is a big fan of Bionicle). I told her of what I’d read on LUGNET
of the 2004 product line but did not say a word of the color change (I was
hoping this color change was just a small blooper).
Now that this change has gone from a small blooper to a BIG BLOOPER and those in
marketing have not passed along word of this color change to the public (AFAIK).
Are we to do it for them(LEGO)?
I imagine we all at some point of our shopping experiences have done the
courtesy of helping out other costomers in the LEGO isle (A parent trying to
decide between two LEGO sets or should/should not buy a clone product.) I feel
really good when I do pass along my suggestions and just about every time I have
done so the shopper takes my advice and says “Thanks.”
I am of the opinion that when I am in a said situation above I am going to say
“Oh, and one think about the 2004 sets, the grey bricks are going to look funny
if you have some old ones.” Some has to alert the buyer.
Adr.
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