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Re: Top 10 LEGO things we'll never see in Australia
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lugnet.loc.au
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Tue, 19 Jun 2001 03:20:29 GMT
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> 8. A LEGOLand Theme park
> (much as the Gold Coast is a lovely place...)
Well, having seen Legoland Windsor recently, I can say that a lot of
Legoland is basically generic theme park using Lego motifs (like castle,
pirates, etc) and not really Lego-specific. However, the place seemed really
well run, and seemed to cope with the crowds (I was there on a fine Bank
Holiday Weekend after weeks of rain, so the crowds were huge).
Of course, the Lego-specific bits are very good. Miniland is fabulous; I'm
hoping to get my photos back on CD-ROM today. And the Dacta play area is
lots of fun (lots of Technics with motors); I chose to build the walking
dinosaur model. And watching the model-builders at work was good too,
although they looked pretty glum (I guess even Lego could became dull if you
did it all day every day).
Kerry
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| (...) When I went the crowds weren't that big but I still would have had to line up for the log ride. Did you race? I came a very bad place against my friends who I went with. Even though my friends aren't exactly Lego fans they all bought more (...) (23 years ago, 20-Jun-01, to lugnet.loc.au)
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| In no special order... 10. The catalogue appearing in January (or before) or in June for the half year one. (Does LEGO move so fast that they don't know in August 01 what's out for Dec'02? really? whatever happened to planning) 9. Said catalogues (...) (23 years ago, 18-Jun-01, to lugnet.loc.au)
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