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Re: Polybag Racks (was: Shopping Anecdote and Suggestions (Long))
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lugnet.lego.direct, lugnet.general
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Sun, 11 Mar 2001 18:52:29 GMT
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I like this idea, put minifigs in bubblegum machines. Every store has a
set with at least 4 or 6 machines. And if you've got cats, you can use
the little plastic cases they come in for cat toys, that's a win win
situation for me :)
If course, I'd always have to make a stop at the bank for 5.00 worth of
quarters before going grocery shopping...
I can see this working for Minifigs easily, and cheaply for Lego. Of
course, I'd like to see it be 80% female figs and 20% male ones.
I can't see it working for bricks. at .50 a pop, I'm not willing to pay
.25 a brick, Unless... they put in all 1x1 or 1x2 plates and fill the
"egg" with them.
I believe parents would rather give a kid 2 quarters for something that
isn't candy.
Just my .02 bricks worth :)
Tamy
Visu wrote:
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> Hi,
> Just to add something here.Those who are into Japanese toys will know what
> Gashapons are.Basically they are small toys in capsules dispensed out of
> vending machines.Most of the time you do not know what you are getting but I
> guess that is part of the fun.They are fairly cheap($1 to $2.50 here in
> Singapore.Just half to convert to US$) and the machines are almost everywhere.
> Lego could easily do this selling just minifigs in capsules for about the
> same price.The ultimate impulse buy.
>
> Visu
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