AFOL Questionnaire

[cagri]

Hi all,

It is again time to ask our members to fill in the AFOL questionnaire so that TLG can keep track on improvements and learn more about the community to work better together with you. So please fill the questionnaire. It is very important for them to get as many answers as possible so please put it out as soon as possible. Thank you very much.

Questionnaire

[L-space]

A very simple questionnaire this time.

But still: thanks for asking.

[Whittleberry]

Thanks for telling us about it!

I added "less stickers and more printed parts" and "LEGO stores in more countries e.g. France, Australia and the Netherlands" to the opinion thing.

Interesting to see all these questions about brickjournal...

[Svelte]

Interesting to see all these questions about brickjournal...

I agree. The potential future official LegoClub for adults, maybe?

[Perterz]

I added "less stickers and more printed parts" and "LEGO stores in more countries" to the opinion thing.

That's exactly what I've added too! I mean the nearest Lego store is more than 800km away... Thank God there's internet.

Thanks for noticing us about the questionnaire, I love the way Lego wants to interact with their costumers to improve their company.

BTW, what is this Brickjournal thing?

Edited July 14, 2009 by Perterz

[Captain Green Hair]

Filled out!

As most important improvement i added the color issue in same color parts. Really hope they'll work on that.

Thanks for sharing Cagri.

[AwesomeStar]

Filled it out!

Thanks for this Cagri[/i], I always try and fill in as many questionnaires as they give us, and was not aware of this one

~A.S.

[Dragonator]

That's exactly what I've added too! I mean the nearest Lego store is more than 800km away... Thank God there's internet.

My closest Lego store is 10s of thousands of kilometres away, across an ocean too. Yeah, I think we need one in New Zealand, and a few in Australia. But that really is wishful thinking, isn't it?

Another nice questionaire, although quite narrow questions. They were all either about BrickJournal, which I can't buy in New Zealand ( ) or they were just a few of the normal questions. Interesting...

[The Cobra]

Done! Thanks!

[posades]

Filled it out, thanks for the link.

Interesting to see a Rewards Program mentioned; hadn't thought about that, but I think it's a great idea!

[Zorbas]

All done!

My main concern: Shop@Home in more countries!

Thanks for the link cagri!

[Eilif]

BTW, what is this Brickjournal thing?

Brickjournal is a quarterly magazine edited by Joe Meno. It's targeted to AFOL's, and is very well produced. It might seem a tad expensive at 9 bucks an issue, but the issues are big and glossy, and the content quality is head and shoulders above anything else out there. Also Joe seems to be able to get stuff that doesn't appear online.

I haven't become a subscriber yet, but I've bought all but one of the issues from LEGO stores, as well as two of the print compendiums of the pre-print internet issues. Worth every penny.

http://www.brickjournal.com/news

[Modulex Guy]

It might seem a tad expensive at 9 bucks an issue, but the issues are big and glossy, and the content quality is head and shoulders above anything else out there.

http://www.brickjournal.com/news

Its not necessarily that expensive, if looking at other magazines the same quality as BrickJournal, you can pay 10-12 bucks each.

Performance VW magazine is 11$ an issue for me, so 9$ for BrickJournal is priced right.

[Eilif]

Its not necessarily that expensive, if looking at other magazines the same quality as BrickJournal, you can pay 10-12 bucks each.

Performance VW magazine is 11$ an issue for me, so 9$ for BrickJournal is priced right.

I should have been more clear. It may seem expensive, but it's not.

[Commodore Hornbricker]

It did not seem as broad as the last one.

[Holodoc]

Thanks for telling us about the questionnaire!

I´ve added "work (harder) on better quality (no colour variation, no squashed stickers)" and made this my top priority.

They were all either about BrickJournal, which I can't buy in New Zealand ( ) or they were just a few of the normal questions. Interesting...

You still can buy them off Bricklink, for example here. Look under "Unsorted Lots". (Located in France, but maybe there´s a seller in you region, too?)

[Perterz]

Brickjournal is a quarterly magazine edited by Joe Meno. It's targeted to AFOL's, and is very well produced. It might seem a tad expensive at 9 bucks an issue, but the issues are big and glossy, and the content quality is head and shoulders above anything else out there. Also Joe seems to be able to get stuff that doesn't appear online.

I haven't become a subscriber yet, but I've bought all but one of the issues from LEGO stores, as well as two of the print compendiums of the pre-print internet issues. Worth every penny.

http://www.brickjournal.com/news

Thanks for this info! I had no clue this was around, looks like there are some great articles online.

To bad it would be to much of a hassel to get the magazine in my mailbox.

[Rubén Riojas]

Please support the option that says to include more countries in LEGO.com and Shop at Home's shipping list!!

I can't get that fire brigade any other way!!

[Mariann Asanuma]

Thanks for posting the link. I filled it out right away.

I'm actually really excited to see all the questions about BrickJournal! It shows that LEGO will pay attention to something they didn't make if it gets big enough.

(Of course I have to admit, I'm a little biased since I write for the magazine. )

[iminifig]

Added:

BrickMaster subscription for Canada.

We get the catalogue for free, so why not the whole kit and kaboodle, my son seems to ask for this every year at Christmas, but U.S. only. :(