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Re: LEGO/DK event at Ottakars
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lugnet.loc.uk
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Mon, 22 Nov 1999 09:41:09 GMT
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> Richard got to post before I did. My Five year old has just been given the two
> new books for people & animals, made "from bricks that you have at home".
> I would be interested to find out how many of these models (if any) can be
> completed, in the right colours, in the average LEGO owning household.
> Disappointed children and harassed parents this Christmas day I suspect.
I agree entirely. Lego and DK's response to this of course would be that
the pictures, parts and colours are only a guide and you should use your
initiative to build from the parts you do have, missing the point by a
mile as usual. When my wife (!) and daughter wanted to have a go at
building some of the figures, I brought down one of the huge boxes of
gash lego I have accumulated, and we still had difficulty making a
figure the same as in the book.
Now what about if they made a set of parts for each book? You read it
here first folks.
Pass my comments to them by all means.
Ian Bishop, Ayrshire, UK
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| (...) Richard got to post before I did. My Five year old has just been given the two new books for people & animals, made "from bricks that you have at home". I would be interested to find out how many of these models (if any) can be completed, in (...) (25 years ago, 21-Nov-99, to lugnet.loc.uk)
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