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"Tim Courtney" <tim.courtney@SPAMCAKE.zacktron.com> wrote in
news:Hvpp22.AJB@lugnet.com:
> In lugnet.general, Alexander Horoshilov wrote:
> > Frank Filz wrote:
> > >
> > > Hmm, I wonder if Moscow gets a LEGO brand retail store because a
> > > definite market is perceived, but perhaps there aren't good retail
> > > partners to get the product into Russia. Most other countries have
> > > well established toy retailers with global connections.
> > >
> > > Frank
> >
> > Frank, I'm living in 30 minutes of driving from this Moscow store.
> > And I think that you seem to be right - these days I see a lot of
> > activity from TLC in Russia - various campaigns with other brands, TV
> > advertising etc., there was nothing like this two years ago. In
> > Russia, LEGO brand still have very small presence (try to find
> > another AFOL in Russia but me, for example :) ) and large potential.
> >
> > WBR,
> > Alexander
>
> Alexander -
> I encourage you to use your local store as a way to network with other
> AFOLs. Introduce yourself to the store manager, and ask if they
> wouldn't mind putting you in touch with other local AFOLs who come and
> buy.
>
> I imagine you aren't the only AFOL who buys there, the issue really is
> finding a way for you to connect with them.
>
> -Tim
Hi, i'm new here. I'm canadian, from québec city.
I understand that AFOL seems to mean a fan of lego,
but what's the exact meaning of the letters?
Thanks.
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