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Re: 2001 Racers now at shop.lego.com
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lugnet.year.2001, lugnet.general
Date: 
Thu, 21 Dec 2000 08:10:07 GMT
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Jake McKee wrote:

There is no relation at all.  They are a true mystery, because they look
more like something between Duplo and System (yet Duplo can work with
System!).

That is exactly what they are for. There is an age range of *children* who
are too old for DUPLO, but too young for System.

I sincerely hope that LEGO takes a big punch for this one series,
perhaps it will hurt them so bad they'll ditch it after 6 months and bring
out a new series of Town (like the stuff from 1989-1996!) with no junior
instructions (One booklet per set!!) and a nice selection of multi-useful
parts that are NOT juniorized.

Please keep in mind that wishing for bad things doesn't help anything...and
also remember that this product line was created *for* juniors, so a little
juniorization is not a bad thing.

Juniorization? I don't think we are talking about the same thing here.
The subject is not the racer series from last year (juniorized town type
sets) but the newly introduced ugly... things.
We can not talk about juniorization about them because they are not
juniorized. Because they are not Lego. They even make juniorized Lego
sets look like a holy grail. They are the kind of simple plastic toys
that you can buy from any toy store, generally imported from far eastern
countries like China, so generally very cheap, most probably much
cheaper than TLC prices.

Actually the caption from related lego.com shopping page says it all
"Build it…race it…CRASH IT!"
Yes, I want to "CRASH IT!"... with a sledge hammer.

Selçuk



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(...) That is exactly what they are for. There is an age range of *children* who are too old for DUPLO, but too young for System. (...) Please keep in mind that wishing for bad things doesn't help anything...and also remember that this product line (...) (24 years ago, 18-Dec-00, to lugnet.year.2001, lugnet.general)

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