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A blurry image (of course) for the exclusive set to be given at this year's Star Wars Celebration event next weekend in Anaheim. It appears to have a little diorama of Luke's home on Tatooine, a (loosely) Microfighters-esque sandcrawler, C-3PO (I would guess the one from the UCS Sandcrawler), and a micro landspeeder with some characters. Source: The Brick Fan

1) Be prepared to spend money. 2) Be prepared to have fun. 3) Be prepared to spend money.

Come on ToK... can't you reverse engineer this sucker from the blurry picture?

Mixels Series 2 Blue 41509 41510 41511 Slumbo, Lunk, and Flurr for $30 shipped.

I think it's 1 air mile for every $20 spent but totals over a month. So 95 air miles is $1900. (It might be $15 per). If you stack with a good credit card like the BMO World Elite that gives you an air mile for every $10 then its approx $633 for the $10 coupon. What you really need to do is take advantage of air miles grocery offers... Not sure what you have out east but where I am there are frequently air miles specials that can earn you 500 air miles after spending around $200. Add the air miles from using an appropriate CC and you're getting about $55 back in coupons. It's not unusual for us to get 1000 miles in a month and I think last year we earned 21,000 miles. We however still use air miles for flights. :)

I have the instructions for JEK-14's Starfighter around here somewhere. '

It's double door.

I was waiting for that remark. Ha. Ah, looks like I'll have yet another project on my hands. That reminds me, are there instructions for the older microbuilds of JEK-14's Starfighter, Bag End, or Rocket's Warbird? Let me guess, I just gave myself more work didn't I? Dang it.

Shipped out my highest value sale today! A little under $4900 CDN for some CMF cases including: 2 x series 10 sealed case 3 x series 7 in sealed outer box 3 x series 5 in sealed outer box 3 x series 5 in sealed case Was an exciting weekend haha

Prepare for a return with a bullethole through the box and a not as described case.....

I'm wishing for something like this.

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T1 and mini? Tower Bridge and SOH?

Correct, the base value of an airmile is $20. Hardly worth it if you only collect airmiles at the low basic rate. The key is to sniff out airmiles deals periodically advertised by airmiles sponsors to really hoard the miles. I do well just maximizing airmiles specials at the grocery stores (Safeway and Sobeys out west) and gas at Shell. Even TRU has airmiles specials here and there. That's my general advise to everyone with airmiles but gregpj has pretty much reinforced what is already good to know. ;)

Well you won't make a loss. At worst you may have to wait a bit longer to make a profit. :)

You'll try to order 5 from the US SAH site and get insta-banned. I'd grab 2 now and and slowly get to 5 over the next few months.

Totally up to you. Today the limit is 5, tomorrow it may be listed OOS never to return. This is what happened to the town hall. But it's most likely to go in the next year. And if it follows the pattern of the FB and GE, it will go in Oct-Nov. Or not, no one really knows. :)

Haha. Yeah, I seriously need the classic comic book Green Goblin myself.

Pc, PR and PS used $300 total Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Brickpicker mobile app

Dont forget the coupon on the back of most poly bags.

I think it will retire at least next year...i got none, too earlier.

I sold it on EBay! I was surprised myself. I raised my prices, as I'm on a fishing trip and did not want to encourage buyers while I am gone. In the listing, I wrote about being a Lego fan and priding myself on my bulletproof packaging. Who knows if that separated me from the ton of these listed on EBay for under $20. Sent from my XT1028 using Brickpicker mobile app

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Hats off to you if a $100 Town Hall arrives on your doorstep, but I just don't see how it isn't a scam. Have no regrets either way Guys finding $100 Imperial Shuttles at Big W is another story though. Ridiculous

There already is a rumor next year will could be the comic book store so I went over to the year that follows.

Arthur's Pub by Ace Copland

Here is an amusement park MOC completely built out of LEGO with a Ferris wheel, bumper cars, jump & smile, pendulum, and some kind of swing ride all powered by motors. It also features an array of lights to brighten the lively scene during the night.

I created a forum for it for now. We will see how it goes. Depending on it's activity maybe we will need to combine it with Dino. http://community.brickpicker.com/forum/104-jurassic-world/ I also added the theme into the price guide as well http://www.brickpicker.com/bpms/sets.cfm?theme=692

What about the Mine Ride or Blue Streak? ;-)

Having U2 or Queen stuck in my head really isn't a complaint. :)

A fail? Pretty sure the b Wing ucs was my most profitable exclusive ever. Buy in was 100.00 with a freebie I sold for 20. Buy in not including Vip points was 80 bucks. Sold all for 239. B wing was an amazing investment. That price was available to everyone for a few weeks. The same people who speak about b wing not being a wise investment are likely the same ones saying lotr and hobbit arnt good. It's simple Math and requires one knowing what the cost to aquire was.

I booked each and every ticket, all were told to be there at least 15 minutes prior to departure (330) and the boat leaves with or without you.

I can confirm that your points can be earned in either the US or Canada and used in either US or Canada. One point is one point. Earn them in Canada and spend them in the US to maximize your benefit. Ex astris, scientia.

Our kids really like the Mixer set for exactly that reason... being portable they constantly load and unload the trucks. Frankly, for them it's more fun than pretending to hit the strong man bell attraction. They do like the dunk tank though. I just hope we don't get something like this...

I just went to pick up my son returning from his Easter camp with the boy scouts. Started talking to another dad about Lego while waiting for our kids. His son was going to buy the High-speed train and he asked if I knew where he could get it the cheapest. So I sold him one of mine for

I purchased instructions to a MOC 3-4 years ago for a Kenner Micro version. We never purchased all the pieces but it's so cool. http://www.baronsat.net/baronshop/bshop_instructions.htm

Opened 108 series 7 CMF bags that I picked up the other day, got 6 Bunny Suit guys, they pretty much cover the cost of all the minifigures.

Because their management is harping in their ear about it with whatever details were passed down to them, because their management is harping in their ear about it with whatever details were passed down to them, because their management is harping in their ear about it with whatever details were passed down to them, because their management is harping in their ear about it with whatever details were passed down to them, because their management is harping in their ear about it with whatever details were passed down to them, because their management is harping in their ear about it with whatever details were passed down to them, and you know what happens when things get whispered in the ear of person to person.

Furthering our discussion. Video Game character on random card = $17 Same exact Video Game character, on Original Trilogy packaging = $40 The gap used to be even crazier. like 9 bucks to 60 I suspect sand from the set of the film would sell for 49.99 if packaged on a vintage card.

Yes, green goblin and hobgoblin are my 2 favorites. I still have my hobgoblin figure from my Secret Wars days as a kid.

I recalled someone yesterday was worried about Target might ship the marbles with the LEGO sets so he/she was doing store pick-up. Anyway, Target.com is 'smart' enough this time to ship them separately. just FYI

But Main Street's still all cracked and broken!

I'm loving the hate for the sea cow!!! Obviously most have never seen it in person and or built it.

I agree with this.

The only one on your list I agree with is the cargo plane.

Always been a fan of classic Space; my first set was a little gray spaceship in Christmas '86. I was parting out a Joker's Steamroller last week, and when I got to the Batwing/Jet, and for two or three seconds I could've sworn I was 9 years old again and breaking open bags for my Blacktron Renegade. It was a strange rush of memories, but a nice feeling nonetheless.

This is getting kind of sick. Many of you go and clean out stores without thinking twice about what you're doing, but when you're on the outside looking in, you complain. Enough is never enough, and when you have it all, you still want more. Instead of thinking of others, you only think about yourselves. It seems like you get the thought in your heads that only resellers are buying LEGO or looking for the next deal, and 'if I don't buy all of them, another reseller will!'. Exercise some restraint and leave some for others. You don't need everything. Some non-resellers are actually looking to purchase a set when a sale arises. I'm all for getting a deal on LEGO, but at the same time, I know I'm not the only person who should benefit.