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Re: Millennium Falcon Opinion
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lugnet.starwars
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Fri, 19 May 2000 23:22:23 GMT
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In lugnet.starwars, Mark Sandlin writes:
> In lugnet.starwars, Joshua Cirinna writes:
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> > I don't really understand everyones perturbance about "juniorization" or
> > whatever else you dont like about the pieces you get. I bought this set
> > because I wanted the special pieces and the figures. frankly, any other • pieces
> > that it comes with is just manna to me. I like the tan 1x8 plates and the • red
> > bricks; so I have fewer 1x6 tan plates than 1x8s, I will just have to be • more
> > conservative with them. ten days ago I dont know if I had ANY 1x8 tan • plates,
> > now I have a bunch and I think thats great.
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> What we complain about are things that reach us on an emotional level.
> Those of us who are against "juniorization" are against it because we
> see this as a cheapening of the toys we grew up with and a loss of the
> ability to build things with what otherwise would have been more parts.
> Would you rather have 8 2x3 slopes, or just one big POOP? You can
> build a variety of things with 8 slopes, but you can only make a single
> shape out of that POOP.
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> > When I was a kid I had to make all my spaceships out of the fire station • and
> > main street, so believe me , its all good! LOL ;)
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> I'm sorry to hear that you didn't have any Space sets.
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> you guys have the wrong
> > attitude about this "issue", If it wasn't for legos, some of you would • probably
> > be online complaining about the quality of the new GI Joe repaints or • some
> > garbage like that. seriously!
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> Why do you think we have the wrong attitude? Why is it wrong to complain
> about it when the company gives you a BURP when you could have built
> a multitude of different things from those parts?
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> > I read all these petty posts on lugnet,
> > complaining about this and that, It makes me laugh, its just that funny. • In my
> > eyes, legos just keep getting better the more I get :)
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> That's partly true for me as well. More parts are always good. LEGO still
> includes many useful parts, and I admit to liking -some- of the POOP
> pieces (mostly the cockpit canopies). Still, I'd rather have the pile of
> bricks necessary to make the shape that TLG creates with a single
> BURP.
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> Think about how much it would limit your creativity if all you had were
> POOPs and BURPs.
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> If we wanted big, pre-fab shapes, then we wouldn't be buying LEGO.
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> ~Mark
I'd like to add that BURPs and POOPs are essential to some of my projects.
They allow space conservation where bricks would not. However, it would suck
if that was ALL I had. They add to creativity in my case and I welcome them
to my brick-pile. I just have to move them aside so I can find the little
pieces underneath.
Basking in BURP and POOP,
Aaron :^)
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| (...) projects. (...) would suck (...) them (...) I'll agree with you there. I like some of the POOPs, like the saucer parts. And I agree that BURPs can make building a mountain easier. Still, I was mainly addressing the question of "why do you (...) (25 years ago, 20-May-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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| (...) pieces (...) red (...) more (...) plates, (...) What we complain about are things that reach us on an emotional level. Those of us who are against "juniorization" are against it because we see this as a cheapening of the toys we grew up with (...) (25 years ago, 19-May-00, to lugnet.starwars)
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