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Re: A round of applause for LEGO® on their new train releases
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lugnet.trains, lugnet.dear-lego
Date: 
Wed, 25 Jul 2001 02:38:08 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Joe Franco writes:
> In lugnet.trains, Alexander Johnston writes:
> > In lugnet.trains, Harvey Henkelman writes:
> > > I want to thank LEGO® and LEGO® Direct for an outstanding job on their new
> > > train releases. This has restored my faith in what LEGO® can do and has
> > > given juniorization a good kick in the you-know-what. -Harvey
> > 
> > Hear, Hear!!!  Unfortunatly, the beginning of the end of juniorization
> > didn't come before the train station and the Freight Loading Station were
> > juniorized.  Lets have a moment of silence for these great sets.
> > 
> > Anyways.  I've always wanted to start my own lego train collection, but I've
> > never had the money to do it.  Things are better for me now, but I'm still
> > not very rich.  I think I'll have enough money to get at least 1 metroliner
> > and 1 club car when they come out in August.  If, by some fluke, I end up
> > with more money than I expected come August, I might get another club car
> > and maybe as many tank cars as I can afford up to around 4 tank cars.
> 
> what was lego thinking in the first place to juniorize their train sets?they
> probably knew that after a while people would loose interest since their
> sets had fewer and fewer pieces, and were becoming more expensive. anyway, i
> think its great that Lego wont be juniorizing their newer train sets..but i
> wouldn't get to excited about it, because the Metroliner and Club cars are
> going to be released as legends, and cant be juniorized...but that doesnt
> mean lego wont be juniorizing their newer train sets after the 10001 and
> 10002 retire into the train yard...anyone think of that? lets just hope they
> killed juniorization good and dumped its body in the ocean. im looking
> foward to better and less expensive sets in the future-nothing like that
> damn 4561, that almost just killed the hopes and dreams of lego train buffs.
> 
> joe-whose all against juniorization
> 
> http://gnyltc.homestead.com/clubinformation.html
> 
> BRING BACK THE CROC ENGINE!

Hey 4561 also cause you to have to force Non-Lego train buffs to know that
Lego trains arn't only for little kids.  One Guy told me i'm crazy if I
"play" with trains like 4561, but i don't I have never, or will ever buy a 4561.
Josh



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  Re: A round of applause for LEGO® on their new train releases
 
(...) Same here. The only train I will buy is 10001. That is, unless, Lego come out with something just as good if not better. (25 years ago, 25-Jul-01, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.dear-lego)

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  Re: A round of applause for LEGO® on their new train releases
 
(...) what was lego thinking in the first place to juniorize their train sets?they probably knew that after a while people would loose interest since their sets had fewer and fewer pieces, and were becoming more expensive. anyway, i think its great (...) (25 years ago, 24-Jul-01, to lugnet.trains, lugnet.dear-lego)

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