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Re: Lego colours
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lugnet.robotics
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Fri, 13 Jan 2006 17:31:07 GMT
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In lugnet.robotics, Thomas Chesney wrote:
> There was a show over Christmas in the UK about classic toys and, no surprise,
> Lego was mentioned. James May, the presenter, said that the reason Lego bricks
> were bright yellow, blue and red was that the Lego founder was a pacifist and
> didn't want boys to be building anything that could be seen as military.
Maybe that was the case many years ago, but things have definitely changed over
the years, causing LEGO to adopt new practices. (Just look at the introduction
of flesh-toned minifigs, for example)
> (By the way, what does MUP stand for?)
MUP = Mindstorms User Panel. A dozen or so months ago, LEGO invited 4
Mindstorms enthusiasts to be part of a group to participate in product
development. If you're interested in contributing, look for the LEGO Mindstorms
Developer Program at http://mindstorms.lego.com/.
Hope that helps,
-Bryan
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| Someone posted here about a month ago saying that they didn't really like the Lego colours and would swap all of his for gray bricks given the chance... There was a show over Christmas in the UK about classic toys and, no surprise, Lego was (...) (19 years ago, 13-Jan-06, to lugnet.robotics)
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