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Re: Review of Hogwarts Express
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lugnet.loc.au
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Tue, 6 Nov 2001 11:35:03 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Frances Schroeter writes:
> The Hogwarts Express my daughter won recently arrived today. As it rained
> all day, we spent the afternoon putting it together.
Rain? what's that? Gee's all we had was sun, sun and more sun... life's
hard then you get burnt :P Would you like to send up a bottle of that stuff
called 'rain'? heh.
> Kathryn (aged 5) was
> able to put together the Hogwarts train platform, and also perfectly able to
> put all the stickers on straight (something I have difficulty with at
> times). She also put together the bottom half of the train carriage, found
> it a little difficult to do the top half so I did that and then she asked me
> to put the locomotive together as she was tired of it by then.
My soon to be 6 year old son was successfully putting all the instructions
together at the age of 3, he's fairly good, sometimes we'll do them together
and he'll tell me I've grabbed the wrong piece *shame* hehe. I am amazed
that he can put some of the large sets together without a problem too, it's
great to see they can recognise what's been added in the next equation. Now
I am having to start him on Technic stuff as he finds System Lego too easy
haha. He's not so crash hot with the stickers though (maybe cause I talk
him out of it? :P).
> I found the overall appearance and design very good, the only thing I was very
> disappointed about was the wheels, but I was already aware of that failing
> and had ordered train wheels and bogie plates from Lego S@H last week. I
> feel that the Hogwarts Express would have been better off to have come with
> proper train wheels and bogie plates, even if the designers planned it as a
> push-a-long model. In the past Lego had trains that came as push-a-long and
> then could be turned into battery operated or electric trains later on, and
> I feel they would have done better to do this with the Hogwarts Express, it
> would still have had the same or even better play value.
Mel
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