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Re: LEGO in Australia
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lugnet.loc.au
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Thu, 21 Feb 2002 22:24:44 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.au, Anthony Zavaglia writes:
> I'm been extremely busy lately and haven't had much time for shopping, but
> only recently I went shopping for LEGO and I'm wondering what's happening.
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> There is heaps and heaps of Jack Stone and nothing else.
That there is heaps and heaps of Jack Stone is not necessarily a bad thing.
The "nothing else" bit is the real worry.... HP has been recently restocked
(but may have sold quickly again...), and the 2002 Star Wars sets are (or at
least have been) in stores.
> Lego shelf space in
> stores is getting smaller and smaller and nothing worth buying anymore (I
> feel disappointed). Am I the only one who feels this way?
I went to TRU Chatswood before the 2002 SW release and HP restock. There
seemed to be alot of sets on the shelves, but mostly JS, and the only sets
that I was interested in was the RBR and the Dino Adventurers big set.
> Is LEGO's plan to eventually only sell through S@H? This is what it
> looks like.
Could be, but odd sets are forever turning up in shops - the X Wing & Pirate
Island at BigW, the RBR at TRU and the Armada Flagship & blue tub at KMart.
Also, don't forget that SW Ep2 is likely to be pretty big at retail...
> I found the Harry Potter Troll and could not resist so I bought one - but
> the troll is disappointing. I really think they should have also included
> Hermonie and Ron, after all it was because of Hermonie that they went into
> the bathroom. You can only move one of it's arms - what gives.
I think it shares a common ancestor with the Rock Monster...
> They could
> have easily have made both arms movable and why not the legs. And the only
> bit that requires building is putting the head and clothes on.
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> Anyway, on another note, is anyone from Sydney planing a S@H order?
I'd like Blacksmith shop and another Guarded Inn (& maybe a cafe and pizza
shop too)... I'd be happiest if we could get 3+ people together to really
get the delivery charge down.
Cheers
Richie
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