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In lugnet.mediawatch, Dave Schuler wrote:
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Matthew Jeffery wrote:
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In lugnet.mediawatch, Erik Olson wrote:
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http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=109&STORY=/www/story/08-02-2004/0002223318
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(Now that I own some Megabloks, I can say whatever I want) that is soft and
hard to keep together.
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Just for my own curiosity, would you mind indicating which set you own? As a
fan of that brand, I try to keep informal track of people’s complaints to see
how they mesh with my own experience.
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Dave! Want MegaBlok anecdotes? Here are a couple:
After Christmas I got an Alien Agency Mobile Recovery Unit on clearance and gave
it to my 8 year-old. He found it very frustrating because the garbage truck
would not stay together but fell apart at the slightest touch. (And this kid
has experience with bricks-- he is a far better builder than anyone in our
family).
A few weeks ago my just turned 11 year old built 9705 Street Rod from a lot of
LEGO I had acquired. He says it came apart easier than a LEGO model as he was
building it, but it held together well once it was completed and he liked this
set.
Just last week I told this same kid he could have all the 9157 Extreme Sports
Skatepark pieces he could find from various LEGO lots (we found *four* copies of
the instruction book, so I figured he could build this huge park).
Unfortunately he didn’t even complete the basic model because he too became
frustrated with the tendency of the pieces to fall apart. In the end he just
asked if he could have the chrome bikes for his LEGO town.
There you have it Dave!
Maggie C.
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