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Re: Train groups and LEGO
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lugnet.trains
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Sat, 25 Nov 2000 15:15:54 GMT
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johnneal@STOPSPAMMERSuswest.net
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Dean Husby wrote:
> The other day it occurred to me that North America has probably 80% of
> the worlds LEGO train clubs... And yet, LEGO refuses to sell the Train
> Stuff in the stores... you tell me where the logic is...
If there is any logic ( and I assume there would be), then it would be
that the stores don't *want* the train stuff to sell. For example, look
at Target's luck with selling the 4561. Now I have a pretty good idea
how well they sold at retail prices, because they end up blowing out $129
set for $34. Perhaps Target considers the 4561 a type of lose-leader and
doesn't care about 1 set. But a whole train line?
And speaking of the whole train line, I think that the current offerings
in terms of sets are pretty weak. Now, if TLC started selling cool sets
and made some improvements to the trains line, then I think it would be a
different story. That is my hope, and, eventually, one would see the
LEGO trains line sold in hobby stores as well (8 &14 wides:-)
Hey, a guy can dream, eh?
-John
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| The other day it occurred to me that North America has probably 80% of the worlds LEGO train clubs... And yet, LEGO refuses to sell the Train Stuff in the stores... you tell me where the logic is... Dean -- Coin-Op's For Sale!: (URL) Lego Workshop: (...) (24 years ago, 25-Nov-00, to lugnet.trains)
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