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Re: Shop At Home feedback requested.
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lugnet.lego.direct
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Wed, 15 Feb 2006 23:09:29 GMT
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Jeff Van Winden wrote:
> Shop at Home has asked the LEGO Ambassadors to get feedback from the comunities
> about the concepts listed below; The response we gather and compile will be used
> to, decide which themes to develop further:
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> [Make sure you read the legal disclaimer below :) ]
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> Here is what S@H wants to know:
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> Do you like these concepts?
> What do you like about them?
> What do you not like about them?
> What should S@H pursue and what should they throw out?
> Is there anything specific that you'd like to see within the undefined
> categories (amusement park rides=roller coaster)?
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> [Town]
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> * Everyday buildings on mini fig scale, e.g railway stations, businesses to fit
> train displays • Definatly good, we need all the buildings we can get.
> * Bridges
Definatly good, maybe a suspension bridge or a truss bridge (think of all
the technic beams they could have :)
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> [World Buildings]
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> * Taj Mahal
> * Sydney opera house
> * Empire state building • These would be great but not if they are too big.
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> [Vehicles]
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> * Muscle cars, hot rods • This would be good.
> * Ferrari e.g F40, F50, specific historical race represented • Not that much interest in Ferrari.
> * Classic cars • Yep, classic cars would be great (how about a LEGO Model T...)
> [Aircraft]
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> * Civil transport planes
I would LOVE to see a nice-sized model of a Boeing 747 or an Airbus A380 or
other such planes (and this time, give it an underbelly in a color other
than grey :)
> * Classic planes from the early days of aviation
Definatly like this idea.
How about a "planes that changed the world" theme which would include some
of the most famous planes in history.
For example:
Wright Flyer (as the first ever airplane)
Bell X-1 (as the first airplane to go faster than the speed of sound)
Spirit of Saint Louis (as the first airplane to go on a non-stop solo
flight over the atlantic)
Southern Cross (as the first airplane to go on a solo flight over the
pacific IIRC)
Boeng 707 (as the airplane that ushered in the modern jet age)
etc
> [Other Structures]
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> * Oil rig with functions • This I would sbuy (although it would probobly be full of new grey :( )
> * Amusement park with functioning mechanical rides
If LEGO can get a working rollercoaster (preferably either one that looks
like a classic woodie with lots of beams and such for the supports or one
that looks like a modern steelie with loops and stuff), sign me up :)
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> Please reply with you answers in this thread. I will be compiling a report for
> S@H on Tuesday afternoon, so you have untill 12:00pm EST Tuesday to reply
>
> Legal stuff :
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> [Please be aware that your answers, feedback, ideas, concepts, know-how or
> suggestions submitted in any communication which you send to the LEGO Group as
> part of your this survey (aka Your Material) becomes public knowledge and,
> therefore, the LEGO Group reserves the right to use Your Material, for any
> purpose whatsoever, including but not limited to developing, manufacturing,
> marketing and selling products using Your Material. ]
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>
> This same question is also being posted to mutiple forums, so if you have
> already repied, there is no need to do it again.
>
> Jeff Van Winden
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> <<http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/jvwinden/Ambassador/la-logo-small.jpg>>
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