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In lugnet.general, James Stacey writes:
> I guess this was the point of the studios line in the first place. low risk
> movie tie-ins. They can add a small number of sets to the studio's line and
> see how they do without a full blown HP or SW type licencing affair. If the
> sets do really well, (like i assume the JP3 ones didn't) they could risk a
> full lineup.
Very perceptive James.
I too wondered about that!
Perhaps Lego Studio will have an X-men line for the upcomin’ mutant sequel…
That’d be a revelation for many!!!!!!!!! A Minifig =Wolverine= would blow my
mind. :-0
> Aaron Dalan
> I hope they use the Gringott's head, but in a different color (Green?).
> More variety for the Orc army I am planning...
I actually hope that it’s a head from a different mold, that way I could
make an Ork & Goblin army in an Warhammer-esk manner. More variances make a
more realistic green-skin mob!
> Kevin Wilson wrote:
> Too much licensing!
I don’t think TLG’s reliance upon other firms products are a good thing
either…BUT… if it gets me a Web-head I really don’t mind. :)
Very happy right now,
--==Richard==--
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