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ZNAP survey
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lugnet.znap
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Wed, 29 Nov 2000 01:41:03 GMT
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Here is a sort of informal survey (an exit poll if you will :-)
concerning ZNAP sets:
Who, if anyone, can still generate enthusiasm for the ZNAP line?
What disposition of their materials do you recommend to the current
owners of ZNAP sets?
Is it safe to say that the spate of large size ZNAP sets has made
the boxes and instruction books valueless?
Do you expect the future value of a complete ZNAP set to be
"significant?"
Would a complete set be worth more than the sum of its parts?
(since it doesn't look like that is the case today)
While not valued zero, the non-technic parts from those same sets
seem to be largely snubbed by our other Lego community. Is this
justified?
Do you see the possibility of some future "regular" Lego elements
that would increase the utility of the current ZNAP elements?
Do you think that some ingenious constructor will eventually show
us better ways to integrate ZNAP with the current Lego elements?
What is your general prognosis for ZNAP elements and/or sets?
I'm sure there are more questions, just answer the ones you think
of along with those above.
Thanks.
Bill Bourn
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| (...) I can't generate too much, since I have a much as I can use - 65+ black racers, and at least 1, most times 2+, every other Znap set available. But the line, although expired, still has not been fully explored. There are always new uses for any (...) (24 years ago, 5-Dec-00, to lugnet.znap)
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