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General => Brainstorming For Playmobil => Topic started by: henry_martini on February 25, 2011, 13:08:40
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http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.pdf (http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.pdf)
An interesting read. Please remove if it is known already.
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That's new to me, very interesting. Thanks!
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Very interesting! Thanks for posting this.
Besides that, this one made me laugh:
"The software is worth its weight in gold"
Didn't think it was a deliberate joke.
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Very interesting! Thanks for posting this.
Besides that, this one made me laugh:
"The software is worth its weight in gold"
Didn't think it was a deliberate joke.
It was very interesting indeed. Thank you.
But Ali Baba, am I being thick, or are you thinking that software weighs next to nothing?! ???
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That's how I took it! Funny expression to use with software, because that would mean it's practically worthless! :lol:
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It was very interesting indeed. Thank you.
But Ali Baba, am I being thick, or are you thinking that software weighs next to nothing?! ???
Sorry, maybe it was a bit of a nurdy thing of me to put it this way.
Example: weigh your pc, install software, weigh it again. Difference: almost negligable. Perhaps the weight of some electrons, if that.
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I thought it was hilarious! :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Besides that, this one made me laugh:
"The software is worth its weight in gold"
I liked it too. But it seems a translation issue. You can say 'ist sein Gewicht in Gold wert' in German but he said 'ist Gold wert' in the German version (http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.de.pdf) and it went wrong later.
I found it interesting too that they are aware of collectors and even mention them there.
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Or maybe they are considering the weight of a new main frame computer to run the software ;), multiple software disc's ;D, etc., & gold being over $1,000.00 an ounce,......OK, we're stretching things a little, but hey it has made production of new theme's much better, so it is like gold to us collector's! :)9 Thank you for showing us this excellent article! :thanks:
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Very interesting. It appears the increase in new parts the last few years has been a deliberate strategy, and they've searched out systems to make it a faster and smoother process.
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... I found it interesting too that they are aware of collectors and even mention them there. ...
That's what I found interesting too. It's mentioned in a article on production technology; somewhat strange place. I guess they are really discovering us :love:
Bogro
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http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.pdf (http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.pdf)
An interesting read. Please remove if it is known already.
Back in January, I had posted this link with a couple of other interesting ones, but my original post (http://www.playmofriends.com/forum/index.php?topic=6735.msg105731#msg105731) was sort of buried in the middle of a discussion about how many sets people are likely to buy. Thanks for highlighting this interesting article again! :)
Here are the 3 links that I posted back in January of some interesting articles about Playmobil's recent manufacturing upgrades:
An article about injection molding (http://www.moldmakingtechnology.com/articles/from-the-field-programming-software-for-producing-playmobile-toy-molds)
Another article (http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.pdf)
One more (http://www.plasticstoday.com/articles/playmobil-orders-30-presses-sumitomo-demag)
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Excellent references, Indianna! I love seeing upgrades to Playmobil's manufacturing processes! :P
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Back in January, I had posted this link with a couple of other interesting ones, but my original post (http://www.playmofriends.com/forum/index.php?topic=6735.msg105731#msg105731) was sort of buried in the middle of a discussion about how many sets people are likely to buy. Thanks for highlighting this interesting article again! :)
Here are the 3 links that I posted back in January of some interesting articles about Playmobil's recent manufacturing upgrades:
An article about injection molding (http://www.moldmakingtechnology.com/articles/from-the-field-programming-software-for-producing-playmobile-toy-molds)
Another article (http://www.sescoi.com/casestudies/pdf/wnc-playmobil.pdf)
One more (http://www.plasticstoday.com/articles/playmobil-orders-30-presses-sumitomo-demag)
wow I missed it in the original thread! thanx Indianna for bringing these back!!
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Let’s try not to overthink a basic pun people.