On ‎11‎/‎6‎/‎2015‎ ‎12‎:‎50‎:‎56‎, brickinfinite said:

Has anyone seen this set before? Is it another store exclusive?

I saw it on the shelf at Target, a quick calculation told me that it was .01 more than buying those figures separately, and it's not like they were sold out separately. Thee 2 packs might have more value than the singles later since their release is more limited.

These will be on-sale, maybe not the 2-packs, but there will be plenty of these figures left over next year.

Yeah, I wasn't very positive in my recent review. http://community.brickpicker.com/blog/lego-reviews/review-obi-wan-kenobi-75109-r17220/

Edited November 9, 201510 yr by thoroakenfelder

I am very happy with 75111. Looks great and is on display at my office. Had some good comments about it. The general is next to build. The others like thoroakenfelder posted in his review look a bit cheap.

Dutch review here

Edited November 14, 201510 yr by Neosphinx

My order of preference 6>5>3>2>>1>>>>>>>>>>4

My order of preference 6>5>3>2>>1>>>>>>>>>>4

Agree that 6 and 5 look fantastic.

Phasma and Kylo Ren look great

I just finished buying three sets of the first wave and now the second wave is out?!?!!?

Ugh, I'm gonna need a third job to support this second job...

I'd agree that Kylo Ren and Captain Phasma are the best figures in this bunch. Finn is easily the worst. In my opinion, these battle figures only look great for characters that wear a uniform from head to toe.

Really amazed me how big it was.

It took all my will power not to say that.

On 11/24/2015 at 5:42 AM, dcdfan said:

My 8yo son's first reaction after seeing Kylo Ren: "He's got a piece of cloth covering his weenie!!!".

31 minutes ago, BearCrash said:

My 8yo son's first reaction after seeing Kylo Ren: "He's got a piece of cloth covering his weenie!!!".

Probably due to having a base on an ice planet?

On ‎12‎/‎18‎/‎2015 at 1:13 PM, BearCrash said:

My 8yo son's first reaction after seeing Kylo Ren: "He's got a piece of cloth covering his weenie!!!".

 

 

Hi,

I have a possibility to buy some SW buildable figures for 50 % discount. The price is perfect, but most of the sets are from new wave (kylo ren, first order stormtrooper, etc), so i will sit on them at least 1-2 years more than retiring sets. Do you think it has a potential for collectors, or is it just for kids?

Edited January 17, 20169 yr by mesje

Some of the super hero sets from a few years back have done rather well. I think these will follow the same trajectory.

Especially at a 50% discount!

45 minutes ago, mesje said:

Hi,

I have a possibility to buy some SW buildable figures for 50 % discount. The price is perfect, but most of the sets are from new wave (kylo ren, first order stormtrooper, etc), so i will sit on them at least 1-2 years more than retiring sets. Do you think it has a potential for collectors, or is it just for kids?

I have been wondering the same thing. I see them at all the stores and to me they do not seem to be moving off the shelves, but as of yet I have not seen them marked down. 

7 minutes ago, stacknitup said:

I have been wondering the same thing. I see them at all the stores and to me they do not seem to be moving off the shelves, but as of yet I have not seen them marked down. 

One Walmart near me marked them down 25%, looked like a manager MRKD though, as I have not seen these on sale anywhere else.

Honestly I don't think these will be good for investment, they just look so.... weird. Maybe the stormtroopers but besides that i'm staying far away.

A galaxy far far away in fact

I don't know.. I'd rather collect the Black Series when it comes to figures... But, i'd give some of them more than a 50/50 chance to hit 2x fairly quickly.

I like to buy what I like and I personally like them but I don't know .....

i didn't buy any yet, just recently saw them built and displayed at one of local stores and I liked Vader and I really liked general grievous, but investing in them - I just don't know yet

Catch 22... if we agree Vader will do well, everyone will stockpile Vader, thus keeping the price down because of excess supply.