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> Well, don't lots of the Alpha Team things look like spaceships?
i think LOM is actually kinda space-like.. i mean, the solar explorer? i think
LOM somehow qualifies as quasi-town, since its not set in the distant future.
> At Brickfest 2001, Brad Justus said that no themes were "dead" in the sense
> that they would never conceivably return. (If all of a sudden the middle
> ages become really cool with kids through some disney movie or something,
> and Lego think that a castle line would sell well, they will be sure to take
> advantage of that market.)
what bothers me about this is that any eventual return of castle would be in
line similiarto bionicle or hp.. juniorized and marketed.. i don't see any
return of golden age style building virtuoso.
i think castlehead's best hopes lie with the legends line.
i dunno.. i feel kinda jaded by lego.. as if they are following the money now,
and leaving everyone else in the ashes..
what did the first owner say: make a good product and the sales will come. it
feels like lego is now saying, only products that will sell like mad will be
made.
ugh.
-lenny
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