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LEGO Artists Featured in The Wall Street Journal


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Another LEGO-related article has surfaced in the news world, this one in the Wall Street Journal last Thursday. <a href='http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970203503204577038164225658328.html' target='offsite'>The article</a> delves into the world of LEGO Certified Professionals and the relationship that Adult Fans of LEGO have with The LEGO Group. There is always a sound of surprise by journalists in LEGO articles, but this report gives a nice behind-the-scenes look at several LCPs and just what their role is in the LEGO community, making for a fresh read.

 

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A very interesting read and a good indicator of why one shouldn't write off a passion just due to its medium.

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People are weird. This article shows a unique problem Lego is facing. Should they cater to their adult fanbase, and how much?It also brings up an new way of classifying Lego fans: ABC. We have the AFOLS: Adult Fans of Lego, the BFOLS: Bionicle Fans of Lego, and the CFOLS: Child Fans of Lego. That might be narrow-minded, but I dislike the idea of TFOLS, so placing Bionicle in there fits the bill.

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