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RE: Call me a Lego pureist if you will but...
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lugnet.technic
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Wed, 25 Apr 2001 17:27:44 GMT
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Steven Lane writes:
> I always thought ZNAP was Lego's answear to K'nex (spit!), which
> is probably
> why it failed, nobody want's either. Of course K'nex is a huge failure,
> shame the people who make it (and the people who buy it) haven't realised
> that yet! :-).
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> Steve
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> (I think K'nex is foisted by shop assitants onto feeble minded senile
> grandparents as a gift for their grandchildren, who else would buy it!)
Check out <http://www.intellecta.net/>. This is an Australian company
that has built a sizeable market in providing science workshops
to school children using, among other things, K'NEX
Sure, they might have tried LEGO, but they way kids in classrooms
treat any learning materials, cheap is better from a school's point
of view, and KNEX is easily replaced in any store as there are not so
many specialized pieces.
Also, DACTA is notoriously slow in getting any new products out the
door, and they seem like a poor cousin to the rest of TLG's efforts...
Cheers, Ralph
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| (...) I always thought ZNAP was Lego's answear to K'nex (spit!), which is probably why it failed, nobody want's either. Of course K'nex is a huge failure, shame the people who make it (and the people who buy it) haven't realised that yet! :-). Steve (...) (23 years ago, 25-Apr-01, to lugnet.technic)
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