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Re: From the first LEGO(r) Train Summit: LEGO(r) Trains are alive and well
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lugnet.lego.direct, lugnet.general
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Sun, 4 Feb 2001 21:22:27 GMT
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Maggie Cambron wrote in message ...
> My sister-in-law requested I get my 5 year old niece some girl's LEGO, and • she
> didn't want what she called "the cheesy Belville stuff" (not my opinion • BTW).
> I couldn't bring myself to waste one of my Poolside Paradise sets on a five
> year old, so I ended up giving her Playmobil. But I do have to say, I • remember
> when the Paradisa sets were out in the stores (circa 1992-95), and they • really
> didn't sell well. I ended up getting my 6411's and 6416's from • MacFrugal's.
> And I picked up several 4151 and 4161 girls' Freestyle sets on clearance at
> Walmart. So there is a reason LEGO isn't putting out many sets aimed at
> girls-- while WE may buy them, the fact is, most people won't.
But then this brings up the pink bricks issue, not all girls are fans of
pink. I would be happy with some non-violent sets that have a theme girls
can relate to. I have to admit that there are very few sets I am unable to
find on clearance, so I don't know how much of an indicator this is. Now
when sets are on clearance, for 75% off and they still set on the shelf, I
do believe this is an indication.
Rose
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