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Re: FOTW - Road N rail hauler, Club car, Crocodile Loco
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lugnet.loc.au
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Sat, 29 Apr 2000 14:01:42 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Santosh Bhat writes:
> Maybe i should draft up a letter to LA to find out what the actual stand on
> excess older stock is. I mean i could write it up from the perspective of a
> possible distributor.
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> Maybe the Excess stock is a reason for why LA is moving to only getting things
> in according to the demand for the sets. Which then raises the question, whats
> happened to all the excess stock from the past 5/10 years??
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> hmmm...
Please give it a go, the worst that could happen is nil response.
A couple of questions for Australians....
Has anyone found old stock appearing at a toy shop, I mean one that you
would normally frequent and have a good idea at what the limits of their
stock is ?
Has anyone else seen any Lego at any clearance shop in the past 5 years ?
Chain stores are a bit different, because they have their own warehousing
system which can slow the cycling of stock.
I think we might see UFO sets in toystores 20 years from now, a country toy
store I visited today had 10 of the two large UFO sets, accounting for 50%
of their Lego display. What had previously been a 90% Lego display rack had
shrunk to probably 30% Lego/70% kinex.
pete.w
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| Maybe i should draft up a letter to LA to find out what the actual stand on excess older stock is. I mean i could write it up from the perspective of a possible distributor. Maybe the Excess stock is a reason for why LA is moving to only getting (...) (24 years ago, 29-Apr-00, to lugnet.loc.au)
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