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I've never rated a set on S@H, but I have a 1 brick rating locked and loaded for 75159 as my first.13 points
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It was probably released before they had designer videos. That's probably why they rereleased the set, they needed a designer video for the archives.10 points
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I have a feeling the Amazon reviews are going to be brutal for the 75159.9 points
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Unless you don't have a 10188, buying a 75159 only encourages LEGO to be lazy, uncreative and uninspiring.7 points
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If it's like last year, there will only be eleventy-billion sellers on Amazon, too.7 points
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Toys r us UK have some pricier sets with unadvertised reductions. Sandcrawler currently listed at £199 - instore only and slim pickings but I managed to get one reserved locally for myself. http://www.toysrus.co.uk/toys/lego-star-wars-sandcrawler-75059-/TRUP1861360001 Porsche GT3 @ £229 GBHQ @ £249 Tower Bridge @ £1896 points
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I'd throw in a free Chima set to anyone who buys my Sopwith Camel for $283.74.5 points
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The best trailer yet, so good the movie might be a letdown compared to this.5 points
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Pick up a DIY Home Depot book. Very helpful. I rewired my whole kitchen and it passed inspection no problem. The Inspector even complimented me on the work.5 points
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Well, KMart didn't ask for PEE, since they already had plenty, but they got them anyway.5 points
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If you don't like the new DS (and who does?), you can call Lego and complain about it. I did. Just use the 800 number in the catalog (1-800-453-4652) and at the website. Lego reps are happy to pass on comments/suggestions/complaints. And with Lego, you will get an American (in the US anyway) who speaks fluent English, not a call center on Mars. They won't ban your account for making the call (I suggest not mentioning that you're a reseller, but it's your call), and it's a more useful approach to stopping future remakes than posting here (nothing wrong with that; just do both!).4 points
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Ironically, CW was so much what the prequels could have and should have been To me, the success of RO will depend on how much its creators have learned from CW and Rebels4 points
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Like when they obviously learned from reading all the negative views about the Toy Shop, not to mention the other negative rehash opinions (Iconic Easter Chicken, UCS Hoth, etc). We don't need to keep making excuses for them, and assuming that they will change (now that they know the truth, which by the way, they already knew) What we need to do is learn from their behavior, and what we have learned is that LEGO will lie - Retired, Exclusive mean nothing. Yes, they might tweak this or that, justifying the lie with some legalese excuses - but it is nonsense.4 points
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http://www.barnesandnoble.com/mobile/w/toys-games-lego-architecture-imperial-hotel-21017/255557994 points
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From BrickFan: One thing to note in the press release notes was that the UCS Death Star (75159) is not an indication of any future re-release or set updates.4 points
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• Battle the Royal Guard in the throne room Ah yes i remember that scene... err... wait.. it's AOH's lookout tower all over again!3 points
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We will see. I don't know if this is a legit LEGO release, but if it is, someone is listening and trying to smooth over this release. Now that doesn't mean they will not remake another major set or actually change policy and designs because of it, but it is very unique to the LEGO universe. They never respond to the secondary market. This statement has "secondary market" and "collectors" written all over it. Now in days, bad press and feedback reaches everywhere and LEGO might be concerned their "new" showpiece is being attacked on many forums. They don't like it when their name is associated with terms like lazy, deceptive, tired, overpriced, uncreative, ripoff, and so on. Like you, the "retired" moniker used to mean something to me. Now, who knows what it means. If you cannot trust LEGO to do the right thing, who can you trust?3 points
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Wife bought a chandelier and I had an electrician come today to install it .. He took a look at it , said it is too much work and left ... Guess i know what I'll be doing this weekend ....... Calling the fire department3 points
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Last week, I was at my honey hole Walmart and I picked up 35 Emma's House for $35 each. [emoji857] Score.3 points