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Re: Star Wars Legos (aka The cure for the Dark Ages)
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lugnet.starwars
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Tue, 26 Oct 1999 18:57:20 GMT
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> I actually bought one of the little planes from the adventurers set, on a whim
> (because I thought it was neat). Inside was the little brochure for the SW
> sets, which really got me going. My fiance is pretty supportive of it. She'll
> even urge me to buy sets when I decide not to (if I'm trying to save money, or
> such). She says that the only thing that's stopping her from buying them
> herself (for me, of course, though I've tried to get her involved by building
> the droid fighter) is the fact that she doesn't know what I have and don't
> have. The only time I've ever seen her balk is when she got a glimpse of my
> reciept from that time TRU opened at midnight to sell episode 1 stuff . . . .
> :)
> -Jonathan
When I heard that Lego was finally issuing a Star Wars line (which I had been
dreaming of since 1978), I lost all self-control and bought assorted Knights,
Robin Hood, and Indiana Jones sets to supplement the only legos I had, a
mint-box 6080 castle, and a set of 677 knights, from when I was a kid. By
making Star Wars toys, Lego has sucked me back into their product lines for the
first time in 15 years.
Kevin
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