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Re: LEGO is listening! (was...are you listening?)
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lugnet.lego, lugnet.dear-lego
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Thu, 9 Nov 2000 22:41:11 GMT
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In lugnet.lego, Kevin Loch writes:
> In lugnet.lego, Ashley Glennon writes:
> > "Juniorization." I can tell you right now that kids have told the Company
> > that they have less time to build and want things that are faster to build,
> > therefore the Company has created what you call "Juniorized" sets. [The
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> I can't belive this is true. Perhaps you meant "Parents have less time to
> spend with their kids."
I think we're all being a bit selfish here. I still distinctly remember when I
got my first set, a 111 starter train set, and how much I loved it. According
to LugNet, it has 120 pcs, a large number of which are rails / sleepers. Its
something I'd laugh at now, but back when I was 5, it was a real challenge. I
see nothing wrong with aiming some sets at younger children, and reducing the
number of parts.
I would not like it if this was at the expense of some larger technic sets,
though. Lego has a tough job catering to such a large diversity of users.
Regards,
ROSCO
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