Interesting Western Stickers...

[Norro]

See this auction, interesting stickers... what do our western enthusiasts think...

God Bless,

Nathan

[WesternOutlaw]

Hi Norro. I'm not a big fan of stickers. I've seen this Roseart puzzle before. There's also a WW map/diarama that's a rather neat puzzle. It make a flat display for the WW sets. I don't think it includes any stickers, but I think it's better and has more uses than this one.

[SWMAN]

Not very cool. I am not interested in stickers, but in bricks.

[Zaktan of the Shadows]

Thats looks new to me. And quite intresting.

-ZotS

[Brick Miner]

Not very cool. I am not interested in stickers, but in bricks.

these are different than stickers... more like "window clings" because they are removable and replaceable plastic sheets.

and i wouldn't take this product too seriously, and call it "not cool"... it was supposed to be a fun activity-styled product, based on the WW LEGO theme. not actual LEGO product... but "based on" the highly conceptualized ideas LEGO had developed.

i think these products (both roseart products) are a result of licensing... very similar to movie licensing. in this case, roseart licensed the WW concept LEGO had developed. actually pretty cool when you think about it, that LEGO had developed a theme with enough story and character worth licensing !!! actually, these "extra-curricular" board-game-based activity products are good representation of the effort that went into developing the WW theme.

i only wish there would have been some new intellectual ideas presented in these products... like figure names, or additional WW story... that would have added so much to the LEGO WW world, more than just a cardboard cutout mountain anyway ;-) :-D

- BrickMiner