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Re: LEGO Pirates! D-Day Approaches!
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 2 Oct 1999 17:13:23 GMT
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Matthew Miller <mattdm@mattdm.org> wrote:
> One hole in all of this is that no Lego system clone I've seen or heard of
> comes near to the manufacturing standards Lego has. They're just not as
> good. There may be market room for a high-quality clone, but I think it'd
> actually be difficult to produce bricks (let alone sets) at an equal or
> higher quality without being more expensive.
Yeah, true. :((((
> > We will force the surrender or capitulation of The LEGO Group.
> > TLG doesn't like bad press...
> > That is their weakness. We will exploit it to maximum effect.
> > `The LEGO Pirates' will give TLG something to really think about.
>
> Or, we may come across like spoiled, loony adults who haven't Grown Up.
Maybe, maybe not.
I think this would have much more impact on the largest shopping day
of the year, don't you? The Friday after Thanksgiving?
--
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| (...) One hole in all of this is that no Lego system clone I've seen or heard of comes near to the manufacturing standards Lego has. They're just not as good. There may be market room for a high-quality clone, but I think it'd actually be difficult (...) (25 years ago, 2-Oct-99, to lugnet.general)
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