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Re: KKK described latest restructuring as "last chance" for Lego in FT article
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 16 Mar 2004 23:56:02 GMT
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In lugnet.general, John Barnes wrote:
> TLG needs a better Lego police force. Here in upstate New York, my local North
> Utica Walmart has both Lego and megabloks sets on the shelves. The thing is,
> unlike a year ago, when there was a clear distinction between an aisle of Lego
> sets and another of megabloks, now they are on the same set of shelves.
You're not alone. The TRU stores in the Vancouver area (BC, Canada) are like
that too. LEGO used to take up one entire aisle, but now their space has
decreased to about 50% with the remaining space being taken up by Megabloks or
Best Lock! That *really* irritates me. Maybe I should just take the LEGO
products and put them in amongst the clone-brands.
-Bryan
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| (...) Actually, Kmart is worse. In the stores I visit, the few Lego sets are interspersed among the vast quantities of MegaBloks, BTR, and K'nex. Not just on the same shelf, but with the competition above and below Lego product, and sometimes on (...) (21 years ago, 17-Mar-04, to lugnet.general)
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