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I started college in 2002 but had to stop before I finished because of the cost. I got back in to school two years ago and graduated today. My wife was very sweet and drove all the way across town to get this (and a gift card) for me. Of course I had to build it as soon as I got home. Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker

A LEGO Tumbler, the Caped Crusader's black armored vehicle of choice in Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight movie trilogy, will be on display at Comic-Con this week beginning Wednesday. Following the pop-culture convention, which runs through July 27, the Tumbler toy (1,869 pieces, $199) goes on sale at LEGO stores and shop.LEGO.com in September. Measuring 15 inches tall and 9 inches wide, the LEGO Tumbler has an armored exterior, adjustable wings, a detailed interior (with a console screen that reads "INTIMIDATE") and oversized rubber-tread tires. It also comes with a fact sheet about the vehicle from the movies. If you're into character mini-figures, the stars of the set are a Christian Bale-styled Batman and the Joker, the first time Heath Ledger's The Dark Knight take on the villain has appeared in LEGO form. Source: USA Today

Looks like the X-Wing from the original concept art. You can see the 4 engines, they just look iike one from the front when the wings are closed. Given the fact that the galaxy went through a large scale civil war 20 or 30 years before ep 7 is set, plus whatever smaller battles took place in between due to the power vacuum the fall of the empire created, I wouldn't expect any major leaps in technology. We'll see more of the "used future" look that the OT is known for.

kmart can shi* u pants http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hL4lSavSepc Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker

Folks, aren't we all overreacting here?

Well, we now have Target.com marking up GE, SSD, DS, Emma's Horse Trailer... Earlier in the year they marked up the Quinjet, and while they later dropped the price to clearance it out, the set was by then officially retired at shop.lego.com. They also marked up the Lone Ranger train and Forest Police Station, in each case shortly before the sets were marked "retired" by lego. Seems to me there's a track record here worth noting.

Just recently moved out of SoCal and apparently not many investors where I am now- picked up 6 Robie Houses from 3 local B&****** for average of $135 each after coupons and Raise GC.

Here is my new video. I'm in the process of filming the Teenage Mutant Turtle set 79116 Big Rig Getaway. Arriving in the mail tomorrow is the mini cooper. While I work on those projects here is the link to the Turtle Van Takedown.

People speak straight forward English less often than people realize.

Or, since it was post-empire, perhaps government regulations required lower carbon emissions while in the atmosphere of any inhabited planet as well as increased MPG. Hence, manufacturers had to reduce number of engines.

LEGO Z-95 value just went through the roof. (please somebody buy these things)

GE @ amazon from yesterday shipped

Adding to the above, it would seem that 8-wide buildings are actually a thing. Who knew? Turns out in real life there are structures called a spite house (aka 'skinny house' in a couple cases). The dimensions of those vary unlike the modular house standards in Lego, of course, but the general idea is the same about one building of an odd shape looking out of place from everything else around it as if to 'spite' them. Anyway, I found a bunch more 8-wide modular builds. Most are real while a couple done digital but all interesting one way another. Spite House by Carbohydrates 8-wide modular house by slovakiasteph Eight-wide modular building by Frederik Hedenskog A MOC of 19W 46th St New York, NY by RTN LNA Eight wide modular house by Dean Moody I'm starting to see the allure of these tiny cots. I believe I have at least two 8x32 baseplates in green somewhere. All they need is a good thorough cleaning and a design worthy to be built upon them. Now these last two are not single 8-wide structures but they are oddly shaped with one building being 20 stud wide and the other 12 wide. brown and grey modular buildings by alex54 Canal Street Houses by Brick City Depot http://www.flickr.com/photos/58481341@N06/sets/72157629412437839/ Well I believe that is it for 'spite houses' and odd shaped modulars in general. I honestly can't think or find anything else similar at this point. Until next time!

I'm already stressed out about putting that fact sheet sticker on there.

OK, that's it, I'm watching "The Dark Knight" tonight.

R2 has been one of my favorite builds. Not as big as some of the other large UCS sets, but the design and intricacy of some of the parts was great. The whole unit is very solid, with a lot of internal structure so that's where a lot of the part count goes. Loved mine so much I got the light kit for it:

Two words: awe some :D

starting sept 2014, i bet emazers already has 3-5 empty boxes per month ready for 3-5 purchases per month.

Note to self...Buy 50 of these.

Wow. Wonderful looking, I'm so glad my last two MISB 7888s were sold last year. Like I said when the 75059 Sandcrawler was released, JUST TAKE MY MONEY. Expect another detailed build thread come Sept. despite I'll be very busy with high stakes fantasy football, work, and the family.

To be honest, I think Emazers has more LEGO sets than my entire Country...... granted its tiny but thats already 2 million people

if they cancel you keep the freebie. BZ/VH anyone ???? Im flooded with MM

I know it wasn't done on purpose, but for me, I prefer those color variations if I'm building something that is supposed to be old like a castle wall or haunted house.

I think it looks better with the different shades of green bricks. Sometimes a defect can be a good thing!

I dump it out right on the carpet. Every piece I can't find I yell at my dog thinking she ate it. I then find it. I don't apologize.

Eggs. Basket.

Come to think of it, that was one of the few times Yoda spoke 'straight forward' english.

Got it from http://www.artifexcreation.com/

Well, forgive me. Please don't talk about LEGO brick color variations in this thread anymore! Thank you....The Management.

This got so off-topic... Ed will probably lock this thread. oh, wait....

This piece is from 7259, part of the nose.

You've got a couple chunks of 7673 MagnaGuard Starfighter. Top right corner of the 3rd photo down and bottom left corner of the 4th.

The Police piece in pic 4 that says 7743 is from the Police Command Centre, set number, you guessed it, 7743 As are the trailer chassis in pic 4 and the white doors with 1x6 blue tiles on them from pic 2 That dark blue row boat is bugging me....

Enjoy your trip! Always a great vacation at Disney... Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker

I can't believe the mods on this site waste everyone's time by telling us they modified a post. Geez.

There has been an overwhelming wave of questions lately for questions about the Brickfolio, its features, how to do this or that, etcetera, therefore I am pinning this thread for all Brickfolio related questions. The many older topics on the subject will be merged into this one in due time.

4th line of the 1st post: "Measuring 15 inches tall and 9 inches wide..." (38cm x 23cm)

Everything is awesome.... But....am I the only one hope to get a batpod inside the tumbler? It will be a slight disappointment if LEGO does not include the batpod release function, since it is how I remember this vehicle in the movie. But otherwise this set is perfect!

I'm good with the small stickers... but my R2 name plate looks like a toddler applied it.

Yeah like the majority of people I ignored them at first but after checkin out the show nostalgia hit me because I was huge on tmnt when the 2003 animated series was going on and the more I checked them out the more I liked them since they're so different and creative, they just really stand out so they ll be a fun addition to my collection :D

man i need that little computer terminal with the two yellow clasps on the sides and the trans black screen on top, it goes to the middle of 7243/7244(something like that) can't remember the set exactly but mine's missing it and i haven't bothered to bricklink the screen and computers yet

I need new pants!

Finally was able to build the Ecto-1 that has been sitting on my dresser for three weeks, it was a great build and is a near spot on model.

The life times of these sets kinda sucks. In regards to investment only you are talking late 2016-into 2017 ar a minimum for retirement. That is a long time. We'll see how long they keep arkham around. I expect a while, probably 2016. So many great sets. I sure hope the investing opportunity continues to present itself over time.

I'm always amazed at how people on messages boards, across the Internet, on a variety of subjects, believe that the very tiny, little, insignificant audience that participates in these things has even one drop of iota of a say in anything that any big company does.

Built the Grand Prix Truck last night (60025). Tonight, The Melting Room (70801). Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker

I don't organise... and sometimes, against all of Lego's advice, I build on the floor on the carpet and not on the table