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Re: Improving the adult image of LEGO
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lugnet.general
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Mon, 15 Sep 2008 17:57:58 GMT
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In lugnet.ambassadors, Scott Wardlaw wrote:
> The other day I got another "You still play with LEGO?". I replied with: "No, I
> design and build models made from LEGO." That didn't seem to help much.
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> I'd like to start a list of ideas and suggestions on how we might improve how
> other adults view LEGO as a hobby. Any ideas?
I generally don't worry about it too much. Most people that I meet actually
don't find it that odd. If anything, they find it a quirky but acceptable
hobby. I actually get stranger reactions from people when I tell them that I
paint miniatures for historical war-games. At train shows I do occasionally get
"You *do* realized these are toys, right?", to which I reply "Yeah, but have you
seen the stuff those n-scale guys play with?", which usually earns me a smile or
a chuckle. I don't think I've ever met anyone who didn't accept my hobby, and
if I do, it's not likely I'll convince them of anything they don't want to
believe anyway.
-Elroy
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