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Re: Future of LEGO Trains?
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Wed, 23 Feb 2000 16:10:20 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, John Neal writes:
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> And then sell items individually, as in the model railroading business.
> Limited edition runs of particular cars, engines, buildings, etc, to keep
> prices high and to provide variety. For some reason I'm imagining G scale
> stuff-- What would people think about a whole new line at that scale (1:29)?
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> -John
And I suppose you'll want it weatherproof, so you can have a garden railroad,
right?
I'll be happy if they come out with some decent looking 6 (or 8) wide trains
that actually look like trains... The 4559 was a joke, the 4561 isn't much
better. Bring back trains like the Load 'n' Haul or the Freight Rail Runner -
they actually looked like real trains. Heck, make versions of any number of
the 'moc' locomotives out there - most of them are better than anything Lego
has made!
And if Lego surprises us with some 'serious' accessories (remote controls,
larger radius curves, dcc) then I'll just be even more happy!
John1, GMLTC
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| (...) TLG have got to sell this to the larger market - kids, or more specifically, parents buying for kids. If the scale gets too big, and the radius of the curves gets too large, there is a danger that parents will look at the space required for a (...) (24 years ago, 23-Feb-00, to lugnet.trains)
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