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Re: Downtown Disney Lego Store is open
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Tue, 15 Mar 2005 00:52:14 GMT
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In lugnet.loc.us.fl.orl, Brian Kendig wrote:
> It's open.
> 
>   http://homepage.mac.com/brian/PhotoAlbum46.html
>   (though the images may not load right now, due to a problem with .Mac)
> 
> And it's beautiful.  The interior looks much like a Gap or an Apple Store; far
> more sophisticated and visually interesting than it had been, and much more
> polished than anything else at Downtown Disney.
> 
> The "Pick a Brick" section has 40 columns x 6 rows of bins. (There are actually
> eight rows, but the top two bins are just for display and you can't grab bricks
> from them - besides, they're too high to reach.)  I was disappointed in the
> selection, though.  In my photos of it, note that in the third row down, every
> other bin has blue 2x4s.  There were lots of other duplicated bins, and not all
> that great a selection of colors.  For example, orange only made a showing in
> one single bin, in 2x4 bricks.
> 
> There's also a new "Build a Mini" section.  For $9.99, you can build three
> minifigures from the bins of minifig parts; for each minifig you get to choose a
> head, torso, legs, and one accessory (hat, sword, hair, etc.).
> 
> In the center of the store, a "Model Citizen" (Lego employee) was helping two
> kids to assemble a Lego mural of a Disney castle for this year's anniversary
> celebration.

Brian,

Thanks for the info and the images! The store looks great, I'll have to check
out the store this Saturday...

Robin W
GFLUG



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  Downtown Disney Lego Store is open
 
It's open. (URL) (though the images may not load right now, due to a problem with .Mac) And it's beautiful. The interior looks much like a Gap or an Apple Store; far more sophisticated and visually interesting than it had been, and much more (...) (22 years ago, 13-Mar-05, to lugnet.loc.us.fl.orl)

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