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Re: Lego Robo Riders Competition
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Thu, 2 Mar 2000 16:40:59 GMT
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Scott A wrote:


The mountain bike and Skateboard do have lego emblems (so might be rare
collectors items one day for lego maniacs) but I was puzzled as to why a • toy
manufacturer would not offer its own toys as prizes in its competition.

In one of Brad Justice's posts he said that Lego wanted to to promote itself
more as a brand rather than a construction toy... this explains Lego
watches, Games, Computer games, clothing and perhaps the prizes you mention?

I've not seen the prizes, but I assume the Bike is a cheap (sub £100)
unbranded one with Lego stickers on it? If so, they'd be better handing out
high end Lego sets.

Scott A

The local toy shop has one of the bikes in the window... it's a GT BMX
bike.  Not sure of the list price but GT stuff isn't too cheap.  The
bike actually looks quite well done.  I assume from the fact that the
shop has one for display purposes there are a number to be one.

Neil.



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  Re: Lego Robo Riders Competition
 
(...) out (...) I've seen once since too.It does look like a decent effort, and not a ATB/MTB as I assumed. Scott A (24 years ago, 2-Mar-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)
  Re: Lego Robo Riders Competition
 
Neil, The prize quantities are 10 bikes, 50 skateboards and 1000 'sheet of stickers'. If you have a bike in a local window, that means there are another 9 elsewhere... It also says it is a 'No purchase necessary' competition, but I'm not sure about (...) (24 years ago, 3-Mar-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)

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(...) toy (...) In one of Brad Justice's posts he said that Lego wanted to to promote itself more as a brand rather than a construction toy... this explains Lego watches, Games, Computer games, clothing and perhaps the prizes you mention? I've not (...) (24 years ago, 14-Feb-00, to lugnet.loc.uk)

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