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I bought a couple sets (Ant and Multi-dino ones) at the Imaginarium a few
months ago, haven't seen them anywhere else yet. There are just ok. The
pieces don't always stay together that well and there's no "moving" parts so
basically you are building sculptures that you can't play with, just sit on
a shelf. I think they have potential, though, for a more "organic" type of
building toy.
Bob
In lugnet.off-topic.clone-brands, Christopher Snead writes:
> I normally despise other building systems, especially ones that rip off Lego.
> But I actually found something that I was wondering if anyone else has seen.
> It's called Anatomics. It sort of reminds me of a cross between Zoob and Knex,
> with a little Lego Technic thrown in. Most of the sets involve building
> insects or dinosaurs; they have very endoskeletal appearances. Of particular
> interest are the numerous ball-and-socket joints, which fit perfectly with
> Technic pins and holes.
>
> Has anyone else seen this? What do you think? Did I miss some conversation
> about this already?
>
> Christopher
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