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BRB moving to Quebec... i kid; even $12.99 AT-AT's couldn't make me move there! :P

A few milanos back in stock at 50% off

4,634 Pieces!!!

Two new TFA polybags found today: http://brickset.com/article/17398 Yes please!

Another Sea Cow and Helicarrier I have the seas and skies covered.

All I got to say is SACK ALL THE ISD's!!! They are still out there, but not many are left. Tomorrow should be ISD day!

finally got some bricks to work out the ice cream shop some more... here's an update - still waiting for a double VIP/xmas promo pick abrick order to finish the last floor.

Ok, so I'm posting this for Lego Rules since he inquired. Everything I ordered shipped... I'm too embarrassed to say the exact quantity, but needless to say it was over 10 each of the Exo, truck and train... and they all shipped, so there seems to be no rhyme or reason to Walmart Ban Hammer like Lego.com...

This story reminds me of one that was on Reddit recently, where a package went to Swaziland instead of Switzerland.

Ok, well maybe you are not cool enough I will looking into it now. But it should be there

I would rather be in HI as well. Snow is coming

Take pics or a video? I didn't take any video while going about it which is good as it would need a lot of editing because of all the foul language I was using. I'll take some pictures of the final product later today.

Death Star Troopers have joined the sold out group.

Stargate bookends by Gregory Coquelz

Reseller scum

You need to upload tracking through eBay, better yet purchase shipping through eBay and it will upload automatically. For any item under $750 if tracking shows delivered you should be covered. As the buyer has already contacted you I would call eBay and let them know what's up. Also if you shipped USPS don't be surprised if the item gets delivered in the next few days, sometimes they get ahead of themselves with marking packages delivered.

possibly for only 3.99

My air packs from Target came with seal codes 40R5.

My curiosity got the best of me today and I bought the 6085 Black Monarch's Castle that has been sitting on Blinq.com for the past few weeks after they lowered the price dramatically. I'll be surprised, but pretty happy if a NISB set from the 1980s arrives at my doorstep for $400.

Recent Posts widget is back on main page. Looked to be a conflict with the Groups app again and I have notified the developer of that app to see if they can address it.

1lb of used bulk in Friends-ish colors (mostly from 10695) - $21.55 shipped via Priority padded flat rate envelope Sold within 3 hours of listing. My first positive bulk selling experience!

Amazon De: Lego 42043 - Technic Mercedes-Benz Arocs 3245 : EUR 159,20 (save 20%)

Trick or treat

Sold a 21103 Delorean for $136 CAD shipped. Not bad.

I sold my last ToT for $25 shipped on eBay. See you next year little set

Amazon Olivia's House - $110 Delorean - $113 9493 X-Wing - $175 EBay Grand Emporium - $310

Couple of cool Christmas mocs

Kids don't buy, parents do. I think LEGO still moves inside of a safety zone. Also you have to take into consideration that most sets are priced in a normal price range from 10-120. That's how it's always been. More expensive sets are out there too, but PR or BB or DS is not an everyday toy for everyone but either collectors treat OR the ultimate present for kids. (Or maybe just another present if the parents have enough money ;-)).

This Saturday will be the first trUSA I tried to combine a price adjustment/match with the 15% off coupon for ISD a couple of times, but it never worked. How should I convince the cashier/manager? trUSA = TRUST

In fact down here in Quebec, the law doesn't at all permit such an error " in store or on internet " http://www.torontosun.com/2015/02/10/price-error-on-sears-website-angers-quebecers "So far, Sears has refused to change its position, saying that the mistake was made in good faith and was simply a misplaced comma. "Sears has demonstrated good will by honouring numerous price errors," said Sears Canada vice-president communications Vincent Power. "However, this error was exceptional." That stance is not shared by Quebec's Office of Consumer Protection. "Our lawyers believe that the merchant must honour the posted price," said OCP communications director Charles Tanguay." I've had similar issue with Archambault, worng picture for AT-At and Micro At-at .. and I've won 6 sets 129.99$ for 12.99$ since the picture wasn't the good one, just a few days after Sears error.

Well the law makes sense to a certain degree - you make a mistake, discover mistake, make reasonable effort to inform customers. Obviously the last time is subjective... Online purchasing takes the traditional model of shopping and changes it all - you never interact with a person so no reasonable effort to inform of a pricing mistake can occur. Frankly, the law should be changed to you "you make a mistake, you honor it" but it will never be, because, well, politics.

We are continuing to push updates and fix page design to make the browsing experience a little easier to find what you are looking for. We will have a few updates to try and make finding sellers in your are a little easier. We completely changed the look of the Shop Local page to make it VERY easy to find sellers closer to where you live. https://www.brickclassifieds.com/find/local/ Below you will be able to see how many stores are currently in each region and then you will see the Top Stores within those regions. Hopefully this will make it a little easy to find a vendor near you.

Lego use a combination of pin the tail on the donkey and those magic acts where the blind magician throws knives at his assistant to set regional prices.

They did on the Tower of Orthanc once. That was a good day

and 42008 and 70708 and 70168 and 70167

In some companies, employers like to pay the same positions the same wages. Well, trust me, "we're" not all performing the same...

Now limit 2 at LEGO Shop at Home Europe, yesterday it was limit 5. 3 down, 2 to go

"One does not simply walk into Mordor. Its black gates are guarded by more than just Orcs. One must stow away on the Saruman Express."

I think that when they implemented lower pricing for the GIPSI countries they confused Germany with Greece!

Can't agree more. Compare to any of modular buildings, this GB HQ looks really plain and boring. It is just a B grade movie with a very catchy tune. Wow. You are dead to me now.

Finished up Shuttle Tyderium last night. It's awesome. So much better than its predecessors. Never built a 10212, but this was a lot of fun and is very swooshable(according to my son, of course)

Cake! And added Wheatley coming out of a wall panel Actually didn't have a 2x2 round brown piece on hand... so i stole it from Wall-E's plant. Sorry Wall-E.

I do suspect sometimes that Jeff & Ed think "Why do we bother" when all we do is complain whenever they try something new I assume this is an update in progress. The UK prices do seem low. For example 10197 reads GBP203 USD380. I thought this might be a US price in £££ terms but it's not (380 / 1.53 is £248). I have noticed, something similar with other sets; 10193 & 10211 are both unusually down. I am wondering if the filtering of non set sales is not active. These lower prices do not correspond to what appears to be happening on Ebay UK. I agree with valenciaeric that putting back search box would be handy otherwise you are continually scrolling back and forward through pages. Time consuming if you are on a slow connection. When I used to hover over the graph points the price for that month used to pop up. Which was helpful. A last updated date would be nice (although this was not on the last version ) I disagree with valenciaeric in whether the graphs are useful. They are and I use them. I am missing the number of sales graph numbers graph. I am wondering if it could be combined with the Sales history graph to save space. Lastly, all the Amazon links say Amazon.com but each points to the correct Amazon site. This is particularly confusing for the EU sites that all use the Euro. All in all I think the new payout is an improvement on the old. It looks a lot less cluttered.

I would venture to say that the US has had it good for a while now and that TLG are slowly trying to balance worldwide prices. 170 USD at an exchange rate of 1.12 USD/EUR brings you in line with the cheapest Eurozone prices whereas before many sets were at 1 USD / 1 EUR hence our endless moaning about preferential treatment as discounts also tend to be better over there. I think that apart from the RRP increase,it is the gradual trimmig of the latter that is making the product more expensive. However, it is supply and demand and if we benefit from it on the secondary market, TLG surely feels their product is underpriced on the new market. Perhaps when demand falls off and Lego becomes less fashionable, things will change but that would also be bad news for us. Higher new prices also make our inflated ones easier to swallow.

This is a start... (Credit to TOK for posting it first)

First modular MOC attempt began as ice cream shop but ran out of pink bricks so started working on other floors with blue. now i'm out of blue and waiting for more blue to arrive and will finish off the ice cream palace with another pink floor my daughter has promised i turn into a nail salon in exchange for eminent domain consuming her boxed up city park cafe I just can't deal with a pink ground floor and everything else blue. waiting for more Grilles to make a blue base.

4884 - Scrat & acorn

70807 Ghost Ship by Aphylliate