New Japanese LEGO Bricks x Paper Products!

[EDGE]

I wrote a new article to my blog.

"LEGO-KEI"

http://legojapan.seesaa.net/

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http://legojapan.seesaa.net/article/131099653.html

2. NEW!

http://legojapan.seesaa.net/article/131160271.html

[robuko]

The fourth one, ohanashi, is vague, since it can be conversation or release (as in 'stop holding hands') in Japanese, and they chose not to use kanji, but I think a 'conversation' set seems more logical than a 'letting go' set.

Review pending next week.

I guess this is hanashi with the meaning of "story" as it seems to be a little red riding hood set in the Midtown display

[ciano]

I believe papercraft is big in Japan. If LEGO can ride on the success of papercraft, both could expand financially as industries and artistically as hobbies.

[legomilk]

New From Lego and Muji.

More info http://www.muji.net/store/pc/user/campaign...gn091113_01.jsp

[ILikePi]

There's a topic about this here.

[commdr_neyo]

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That last one is pretty interesting, a hole punch that makes Lego size holes

That's my thought too

[legomilk]

thanks

[BrickMan7]

that's cool! seems like LEGO is trying to go after the female market more. I know my girls would love these.

[filip skywalker]

Looks, intresting... However, nothing I'll buy...

Looks like this topic needs a merge. Where is our merge-happy walrus?

[Brickthing]

New From Lego and Muji.

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More info http://www.muji.net/store/pc/user/campaign...gn091113_01.jsp

Merged.

[filip skywalker]

Merged.

Thank you!

[Lordofdragonss]

That's my thought too

I think Lego Scala or Clickits already had something like this...

[def]

Here is my review of this product. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=35831

[Torax]

Wow, reminds me of Clikits. I'm not really that impressed, though, as it looks like you only make a hole in a paper and put a plate through it...