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Re: Whats the deal with the Harry Potter sets?
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lugnet.harrypotter
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Thu, 15 Nov 2001 22:28:04 GMT
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In lugnet.harrypotter, John Grubber writes:
> This may sound strange, and i am not trying to slam HP fans or start a flame
> war or anything, but i look at the designs, and i am really disappointed.
> They just seem kind of haphazard and thrown together. The colour schemes also
> don't do anything for me- the doors and such would be great, if they weren't in
> such strange colours.
Colours are not too bad. In fact, it is kind of useful to have these colours
around (let's say I'm trying to make a psicadelic diorama... ;-)
IMO, most of the sets are like you say: a bunch of parts thrown together,
and looking marginally better than juniorized sets. But I fancy the Hut, it
seems to have many parts useful for castle/town MOCs. Plus, the Castle and
train have either unique parts (the knight) or a good look.
> What is it about them that people like so much?
Good question. In fact, why do people like the HP books so much?
IMHO, it is not a rationally explainable thing... people like 'em, and
that's it. I guess the same is applicable to the sets.
Or, on a different approach, it can be a surprisingly good outcome from
TLC's strategy: the "playset", to join other playsets and use as a large
scenario for a story. Who knows, this may well be the case...
Pedro
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| This may sound strange, and i am not trying to slam HP fans or start a flame war or anything, but i look at the designs, and i am really disappointed. They just seem kind of haphazard and thrown together. The colour schemes also don't do anything (...) (23 years ago, 15-Nov-01, to lugnet.harrypotter)
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