As much as I hate them, they do have a damn cool display.
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The LEGO display, despite some flaws, provided an enjoyable experience. The user, /u/LeatherChain5353, found the display fun to interact with, even though the flying sounds were considered poor.
The display's interactive features, including button-activated elements, suggest it was designed to engage visitors. While the sounds were a letdown, the overall experience was positive enough to provide enjoyment. The user's observation that "none were bought either" implies that the display was not directly tied to sales.
The user's hope that children would enjoy the actual sets indicates the display's purpose was to promote the LEGO sets. The display's design, despite its shortcomings, successfully captured the user's attention.
If you're a LEGO fan, you might enjoy a LEGO display case to showcase your own sets.
I hate to admit it, but I had fun playing with the display. The flying sounds are awful however. Worse in person. Basically none were bought either. But after all that, if I was able to have fun pushing the buttons, hopefully some kids out there will have fun with the actual sets. submitted by /u/LeatherChain5353 [link] [comments]
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