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jumare said:
miniman said:
Where did this come from? Looks very interesting, I'm assuming that's the Le Corbusier Unité d'Habitation in Marseille on the front cover.
Unexpected choices from the latest round of Lego Ideas...
https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/a4ae09b6-0d4c-4307-9d...
How Seinfeld got the greenlight over the Clockwork Aquarium I'll never know.
https://ideas.lego.com/blogs/a4ae09b6-0d4c-4307-9d...
How Seinfeld got the greenlight over the Clockwork Aquarium I'll never know.
Bullett said:
Nowt in there for me. I like Planet Express and the Queen one.
Seinfled will be for the yanks and Home Alone plays to that market as well but is probably a bit more universal. They both look pretty dull.
A model of a pretty boring house from a film 30 years ago? Boring as. Also Seinfeld ended over 20 years ago (although it was massive to be fair).Seinfled will be for the yanks and Home Alone plays to that market as well but is probably a bit more universal. They both look pretty dull.
Out of all the options there I think they've chosen the some of the worst.
I've noticed that Lego seems to be getting a lot more US centric with their sets.
Star wars, these choices and even the architecture range is now very heavy on US landmarks.
Don't get me wrong they are great models but it's a wide world and it's getting a bit old hat. The latest architecture set is the white house, a set that was already done a few years ago.
Where are the classical roman or Greek themes in this series or sets like the marina Bay or imperial Hotel from years ago?
Star wars, these choices and even the architecture range is now very heavy on US landmarks.
Don't get me wrong they are great models but it's a wide world and it's getting a bit old hat. The latest architecture set is the white house, a set that was already done a few years ago.
Where are the classical roman or Greek themes in this series or sets like the marina Bay or imperial Hotel from years ago?
Funk said:
Bullett said:
Nowt in there for me. I like Planet Express and the Queen one.
Seinfled will be for the yanks and Home Alone plays to that market as well but is probably a bit more universal. They both look pretty dull.
A model of a pretty boring house from a film 30 years ago? Boring as. Also Seinfeld ended over 20 years ago (although it was massive to be fair).Seinfled will be for the yanks and Home Alone plays to that market as well but is probably a bit more universal. They both look pretty dull.
Out of all the options there I think they've chosen the some of the worst.
lufbramatt said:
Funk said:
Bullett said:
Nowt in there for me. I like Planet Express and the Queen one.
Seinfled will be for the yanks and Home Alone plays to that market as well but is probably a bit more universal. They both look pretty dull.
A model of a pretty boring house from a film 30 years ago? Boring as. Also Seinfeld ended over 20 years ago (although it was massive to be fair).Seinfled will be for the yanks and Home Alone plays to that market as well but is probably a bit more universal. They both look pretty dull.
Out of all the options there I think they've chosen the some of the worst.
No it will be a different license. Merchandise licenses are incredibly specific, down to scale of the model, whether it's glue or clip together, meant to be played with or a collectors model, where it can be sold etc.... the licensors want to get as much $$$ out of the licensee as possible.
generationx said:
I wonder if Futurama falls under the same license as The Simpsons, which Lego already has/had an agreement for (Simpsons House, Kwik-E-Mart, minifigs etc?
Fox I believe so automatically eliminated under Ideas Ts & Cs. You can submit whatever you want but if it relates to an already licensed property it automatically fails review.
ukaskew said:
Fast and Furious is significantly bigger worldwide than it is in the US (over 80% of gross box office is outside the US), so I totally get that one. Star Wars is actually the most US-centric major franchise, global box office takings are heavily weighted towards the US.
That makes sense. Most Americans have no idea how a manual box works. I thought I'd start making use of my son's absurd collection of Lego (since he was 2 it's all he has wanted for birthday/christmas etc, he's nearly 6 now). Pretty cool what you can do with stuff found around the house...
On the ground in the back garden, compressed air used to kick the dirt up...
The Chase by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
A white sheet, some flour, my laptop screen for the background...
Snow Day by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
My son's night light...
Batman and Wyldstyle by Chris Harrison, on Flickr
On the ground in the back garden, compressed air used to kick the dirt up...
The Chase by Chris Harrison, on FlickrA white sheet, some flour, my laptop screen for the background...
Snow Day by Chris Harrison, on FlickrMy son's night light...
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