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Re: McDonald's LEGO Happy Meal program
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lugnet.general
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Sun, 31 Oct 1999 00:50:39 GMT
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On Sat, 30 Oct 1999 23:23:51 +0200, Mikkel Breiler <mibm@image.dk>
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> Have you guys ever thought of LEGO Group haing machines to assemble
> that many identical sets, like it hard to do, it isn't and when the
> machine is built you could program it to do other models as well.
> For TRU and other common places. Personally I do care much for the
> display models (which you cannot buy anyway) so I would prefer if LEGO
> Group massproduces set for this kind of thing using machinery so that
> the prices of sets do not have to cover for i.e. every last standing
> McDonald getting an 18" display model.
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> Same goes for packaging sets into boxes - hands up how many think that
> real people packagen each set by hand? there has to be some level of
> automation, for speed and efficiency, with real people standing by to
> take care of the machines.
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> -breiler
As it happens I do work in manufacturing... I find it completely
reasonable to think that such machines may exist or could be built.
And I am sure that sets are packaged in some sort of automated process
assembly line.
What annoys me is your condescending tone... I know that LEGO
employees had assembled over 13,000 copies because that is how they
have always done it. It is confirmed by the following article posted
by Mike at:
http://www.mindspring.com/~mhuffman/lego-news.html
Next time, take the time to read the whole thread. Thanks.
<ICS>
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| I was just reading about the new Happy Meal program. How many McDonald restaurants do people guess there are? 5,000? 10,000? More? Just think. Some poor LEGO employees had to recreate/copy an 18" Ronald McDonald model made entirely of LEGO bricks (...) (25 years ago, 27-Oct-99, to lugnet.general)
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