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Nonsense - there is no reason they can't provide display type models for people who enjoy building them to showcase (Like Airfix models for instance), whilst st
by bennyp101 5y ago
Nonsense - there is no reason they can't provide display type models for people who enjoy building them to showcase (Like Airfix models for instance), whilst still providing the standard build-destroy-change cycle of products.
My kids are getting into Lego currently, and the quality is just as good as it has been. My Lego works perfectly with their Lego, and is just as fun!
My wife has been buying the Harry Potter Lego, because she likes to build them and display them, whilst I like to dig out old instructions and build old stuff with the kids, which they can change and tweak.
Swings and roundabouts etc
- bluetomcat 5y agoThe present core "child themes" (City, Ninjago, Creator) are a far cry from the golden era during the 1990s (Castle, Pirates, Space). Back then, most bigger sets had baseplates (flat or 3D), the latter primarily used with castles and fortresses. You could easily combine sets from the same theme from different years and build something completely new which feels like a new set from the same theme. The variety of parts and colours wasn't so huge. With a modern theme like Ninjago, most of the sets are some imaginary vehicles with very specific parts and colours. You could probably build a new vehicle from the same set, but combining different sets is much less enjoyable. The few sets with buildings have no baseplates and the structures feel very airy and unharmonic.
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