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Re: LEGO-Galidor Perspective In L.A. Times Article
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Thu, 14 Feb 2002 13:51:09 GMT
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> > In lugnet.mediawatch, Peter Root writes:
> > And exactly what else do you do with all of this Jack Stoner stuff when
> > you're tired of it?. Leave it on a shelf and play with something else
> > entirely. And what did you do when you got tired of your new System set?
> > Dismantled it and make something entirely different *from it*. The new lines
> > are fad toys (as was already said), like collecting action man, stickers or
> > top trumps - where's the creativity, imagination and choice in that?
first of all, i didnt write what you quote me saying, i believe that was
cris, but i agree with him.
> When you're tired of the Jack Stone stuff, you pull it apart and build
> something else from it.... you probably combine some of your system stuff,
you cant, it sucks. which is why i dont buy that crap.
> because there aren't that many pieces in the smaller JS sets.
our point exactly!
> The JS sets
> contain some good parts, but some parts are larger (to make it easier for
> the target market), so you get less parts in a set.
and there you have it, "SOME".
> ...and pieces are larger, so prices per piece are higher. Hardly suprising,
> and hardly offensive.
yes it is, cause instead of wasting mony making these parts, they could sell
regular bricks cheaper like megabloks are doing.
> But why rant about JS and not about Duplo? Duplo sets tend to be less
> flexible than similarly sized and priced JS sets, and Duplo is not nearly as
> compatible with System.
DUPLO was meant to introduce the little brick to babies, jack stone isnt
doin that, there is no comparison, BESIDES DUPLO is still a proven basic
building block
> Look at the JS parts turning up in 2002 sets... there is plenty of good
> stuff there.
im looking, richie, but its scarce, why you such a jackstoner fan anyways,
dont you like the basic brick? i dont understand why they introduced a new
line to go up against their own line, the minifig vs jackstone. i just want
cheaper sets, i work for a living and still cant afford to buy lego as much
as i want too. yeah, i know "get a better job" have you tried lately, more
layoffs than hirings, which is why i dont understand LEGO is introducing so
many different lines.
cheers to you too
peter
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| (...) No, I think you'll find I quoted Cris, and said so, but I neglected to deleted the part of Cris's posting with your name on it (possibly in the same way that you accidentally deleted the bit at the beginning of my post which said "In (...) (23 years ago, 14-Feb-02, to lugnet.mediawatch)
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| (...) When you're tired of the Jack Stone stuff, you pull it apart and build something else from it.... you probably combine some of your system stuff, because there aren't that many pieces in the smaller JS sets. The JS sets contain some good (...) (23 years ago, 14-Feb-02, to lugnet.mediawatch)
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