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The Lighthouse My story For this modular (creator) building was that the The Lighthouse is based for a creation to fit in the Sea front Village. I built this one on Lego Digital Designer (LDD). I really believe that this model could have a lot of genuine interest for fans of my Sea front Village sets. This is the fifth building that I will be submitting. Summary A lighthouse is a tower, building, or other type of structure designed to emit light from a system of lamps and lenses, and to serve as a navigational aid for maritime pilots at sea or on inland waterways. Lighthouses mark dangerous coastlines, hazardous shoals, reefs, and safe entries to harbors, and can assist in aerial navigation. Once widely used, the number of operational lighthouses has declined due to the expense of maintenance and use of electronic navigational systems. On a clear day you can see forever.. How often can you see a light house? Popular with tourists, get in early and enjoy the ambiance.. A short walk from the Lighthouse there is an Old Fishing Store down the road, which has bait and tackle. Or go around the lighthouse and enjoy a magnificent view. The Lighthouse is under some construction and is also getting painted. The following is a list of the Lighthouse items: Minifig: Carpenter, Fisherman, Painters and Lighthouse manager. Sealife: Crabs, Starfish, Sea grass, Seagull, And more Boat: Rowing boat The building consists of roughly 2380 parts and a boat, office, bedroom, kitchen, deck with a porch and outhouse, light room, storage room between the cliff. I used the colors sand blue and white glow, reddish brown for the building that gives it a realistic feeling. The roofs I used the color dark stone grey and reddish brown. The roof just sits on a couple of studs so it’s easy to take of and put on. If you like this design or the idea of the The Lighthouse – Modular (Creator) Building thanks for reading and Brick On everyone ! https://ideas.lego.com/projects/163836

i hear the retired City Arctic theme is underappreciated in this continent . here's some of my pics to share that didn't make the mack minifig book.

Used Emerald Night train. Came with box, instructions, stickers still on the sheet, and two boxes of train track ($15 price tags on each box) for $240.

A couple of good sales at TRU. City Deep Sea Operation Base (60096) $59.99 ~40% off. Speed Champions Porche 911GT Finish Line (75912) $29.99 ~45% off. Retied set @ SaH. Not sure what the real MSRP was. http://www.toysrus.com/search/index.jsp?s=D-StorePrice&kw=010817lego&keywords=010817lego&sr=1&origkw=010817lego&ab=Tru_homepage_aspot%3A2%3Aget-the-latest-LEGO-Over-100&ppg=96&page=1 A few other minor deals there as well.

That's because it's just known as "City" there.

Really? is that where Hoth base is? Nothing like Asian daily deals though lol

This. Pure laziness. The 10188 was iconic. The 75159 is moronic.

Minty Cinderella castle x 9 @ $35 walmart in beautiful sales tax-free NH. shelf still tagged $49. upc scanner reveals otherwise and correlates with the app which is becoming useful again. thank the lord above that this walmart has self-checkout lines so i don't have to hear the typical someone likes legoS comments and make stupid small talk. heading back out for some $15 Pegasus sleighs...

Greetings fellow block heads and firstly many thanks to you all for contributing to what is without doubt the friendliest forum I've ever lurked on. As somebody who has tended to exclusively surf on football forums (soccer for those in the states) with their overt and constant tribalism this place has been an absolute breath of fresh air and a real pleasure to read. I've been in the background for the last year and am one of those posters some of you have referenced on here in frustration, you know, the non-posting members who you fear snaffle all your hot tips without giving back. Why? Well, I originally joined this place simply in order to learn more about older themes and building techniques so I could help out my kids and nieces with their building passion. I never expected to get so interested in the bricks myself! You'll be delighted to learn I'm not here as a budding investor and won't be stepping on your toes in that area. Yes I have a number of unopened sets boxed up in the spare room but that's because I've gotten tired of Lego retiring sets before I get around to buying them so my policy these days is "buy it if you like it and build it when you can". (though of course if any of these rocket in value before I have the chance to build them.....) (... then I'll still build them!). Personally I'm a huge fan of the large creator expert sets, it astounds me how clever these are and what an absolute pleasure they are to build. Simultaneously challenging and relaxing (being a near middle age adult perhaps I shouldn't be admitting to the challenging part!). There's not much more I enjoy in an evening then putting a game on the TV and settling in for a building session. The Fairground Mixer is a particular favourite, I've had that one on display for the last half year and it still brings a smile to my face. I've become a regular visitor to the daily deals thread (huge thanks to the frequent contributors in those) as despite scanning Hot Deals UK for a couple of years I always seemed to miss the best ones on there. Dropping in on the daily threads I know why! You guys are seriously on the ball here and have helped me pick up several nice deals (don't panic, never more than a single copy of a set!) so again, many thanks to you all for your postings in this area. I've decided to finally post on the one hand to repeatedly thank all of youse and on the other to selfishly ask for some advice. My family and I are huge fans of all sets with action features such as exploding walls, trapdoors, falling blocks etc. The kids just love combining these sets into enormous adventures and though we have a decent collection of sets I'm struggling to find a good list of these across multiple themes. To give a few specific examples we've already gotten copies of and love the following sets: Indiana Jones - Temple of the Crystal Skull, 7627; Temple Escape, 7623; The Lost Tomb, 7621 Prince of Persia - Quest Against Time, 7572 Monster Fighters - Vampyre Castle, 9468 Lone Ranger (seriously!) - Silver Mine Shootout, 79110 Pharaoh's Quest - Scorpion Pyramid, 7327 Marvel - Attack on Avengers Tower, 76038; Jokerland, 76035 Disney Princess - far too many to mention! I'm aware there's a number of superhero sets out there that fit the bill and we do have various others in this theme but I was wondering is there a thread on this forum that vaguely covers this area? Some kind of "Best Action Feature Sets" or similar (both retired and current)? I've explored many of the nooks and crannies on here but am yet to encounter such a catch-all thread. Failing that are there any knowledgeable posters on here with some free time and thoughts to share? I'd greatly appreciate any input. I wasn't sure where to put this question and given I've learnt the protocol on here is to start a thread when you join I figured I might as well go for two birds with the one stone (albeit a year or so late!). I've never been the most loquacious with online communication (I spend all day at work on computers and try to avoid them in my free time) but given the vast amount I've absorbed from this forum I definitely owe something in return and will endeavor to contribute going forward. I'm not sure I'll be able to add much outside of enthusiasm and exuberance for all things Lego but I'll do my best! Many thanks for your time and I look forward to hot brick discussion going forward. Cheers, Jack.

I like the race. Thins inventory. I consider it the first heat. You know, the one where all the people run that don't have a chance to win? The premier heat comes a couple races later. I try to be a part of that race.

Snagged the DB. Keep an eye out, probably will be another $3 DB later today. codes are: GR8NewYr and a-wildWIN

Wow, apparently they're hiring. That's three times the monkeys the had on the development team for 75159.

I hate this set because it represents uninspired creativity which is pretty much the exact opposite of why I enjoy LEGO.

Was Loghamel's not comprehensive enough?

Got $2 through this game link - http://www.shopyourway.com/app/16250/l

Sorry - I got too excited about this actually working and didn't attach the pics. The Lego sets were in the Lego aisle with a 100% points back tag on the specific sets.

Fruit salad?

Buy in bulk and save: Banana Boat Sport Performance Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30, 1fl.-Ounce Tubes Pack of 6 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00UNCZ1SG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_8nyDybE58QWH6 Edit: Can a mod add the affiliate link?

Depends on what the person wants and their principles. 1000 USD can get you a full UCS clone collection or an SSD and half an X wing. Some folk hate clones, some folk hate resellers. All I know is that every clone sold is an opportunity to sell an original lost as I doubt many people are getting both.

Nothing more needs to be said.

Found a lonely Raptor Rampage at Walmart for $25.

This re-release and LEGO's virtual lie/knowing deception about the retirement of the 10188 has had an impact on all higher valued LEGO sets. It is an impact which might be permanent.

Did someone have catty opinions about EV? I'd be fe-lying if I told you I remembered anything negative written on BP about such a glorious set. I guess I'll have to keep tabs on this thread going forward.

It has been a long time coming but Terry finally posted a Lebowski meme. Life feels complete.

KMart.com 75103 - SW: First Order Transporter - $69.99 (22% off) + magic

You forgot the natives

4x Elves $15 Pegasus sleighs (KY Walmart) They were NOT marked at the discounted price. Glad that I found a working price scanner. Starlight Inn and Cinderella Castles were sold out completely. Shelves had been pretty much cleared of older stock... but lots of new items on the shelves (new Nexo-Knights and Batman Movie sets).

This is my latest list. I don't track a few lines, so it's not comprehensive. 10218 Pet Shop 10234 Sydney Opera House™ 10236 Ewok™ Village 10244 Fairground Mixer 10245 Santa's Workshop 21006 The White House 21013 Big Ben 21020 Trevi Fountain 21108 Ecto-1 21116 Crafting Box 21303 Wall-E 21304 Doctor Who 21305 The Maze 31028 Sea Plane 31036 toy and grocery shop 31037 Adventure Vehicles 31044 Park Animals 41063 Ariel's Undersea Palace 41069 Treasure's Day at the Pool 41078 Skyra's Mysterious Sky Castle 41106 Pop Star Tour Bus 41111 Party Train 41115 Emma's Creative Workshop 41135 Livi's Pop Star House 41176 The Secret Market Place 60044 Mobile Police Unit 60047 Police Station 60067 Helicopter Pursuit 60069 Swamp Police Station 60070 Water Plane Chase 60071 Hovercraft Arrest 60074 Bulldozer 60078 Utility Shuttle 60079 Training Jet Transporter 60081 Pickup Tow Truck 60092 Deep Sea Submarine 60116 Ambulance Plane 70730 Chain Cycle Ambush 70746 Condrai Copter Attack 70747 Boulder Blaster 70748 Titanium Dragon 70749 Enter the Serpent 70750 Ninja DB X 70750 Ninja DB X 75059 Sandcrawler 75078 Imperial Troop Transport 75086 Battle Droid Troop Carrier 75112 General Grievous 75133 Star Wars Rebel Alliance Battle Pack 75134 Galactic Empire Battle Pack 75136 Droid Escape Pod 75140 Resistance Troop Transporter 75901 Mystery Plane Adventures 75902 The Mystery Machine 75903 Haunted Lighthouse 75904 Mystery Mansion 75910 Porsche 918 Spyder 75911 McLaren Mercedes Pit Stop 75912 Porsche 911 GT Finish Line 75913 F14 T & Scuderia Ferrari Truck 75919 Indominus rex Breakout 76035 Jokerland

Cinderella's Castle - $35 x3 Friends Lighthouse - $19 Juniors Family House - $21 and the cherry on top Ant-Man Final Battle - $20

12 Airport Passenger Terminals from Shopko for $60 /each (40% off). 5 Sky High Battles for $15 /each (75% off) at WalMart. These are most likely a one off since they were the only WalMart in my area that showed that price in the app. I've been avoiding SH sets as of late, but at 75% off I'll take a chance on these. These might also be my first attempt at parting out, since the Wonder Woman fig seems to sell on eBay for about what I paid for the whole set.

Taking a break from the UCS Star Wars and built my first modular. Throughly enjoyable build!

They've been waiting 34 years for somebody to say that.

I hope there will be another fairground set to add to my collection, I really like this theme. Any rumors?

This is interesting... https://www.lego.com/en-us/creatorexpert?icmp=COUSFRCreator

It doesn't exist or was never made public. Take a look at the previous page of this topic. I posted some pics from the 75159 manual.

The quote by one of the 75159 designers sums what you typed. He found the most challenging design aspect to be redesigning Vader's TIE for the larger minifig helmet.

What's funny is that most of us know in our heads the sets we were tracking that were pretty much guaranteed to go EOL, but we can't resist looking for ourselves.

I´d say 100 euros/Usd buy-in would be a safe price to double your money in a couple of years. The reason why has already been mentioned above and I am already losing buyers directly because of it - and SSD buyers are not exactly present in their thousands. Game over.

I think he's been hanging around @exciter1 for too long.

IANAM (I am not a Mod), but AFAIK we don't discuss the-cloner-who-shall-not-be-named here, as per the updated site policy. Don't want to give them more visibility than they already have. Cloner talk has a separate private group if discussion is necessary.

Only weeks after retirement, recent sold listing on Ebay shows one sold yesterday for £280 + £10 p+p, not bad for a £155 buy in. I'm sure all the haters (I'll mention no names) will still have their own opinions on this set but at first glance it seems to be doing ok. Yes it will probably peak about £300 and then level out at £250 initially, then its a gamble what you do after that, but I stand by my original comments, I love this set, I think its a great display piece and has play factor if you so wish. It will do just fine.

Showing our age, haven't seen that dude in like 40 years

The Russians?

Many of us feel only a couple of post-2012 retired NISB sets have the potential to appreciate remotely close to many of the sets introduced in the 2000s (Taj Mahal, Grand Carousel, ISD, Cafe Corner, etc...). 10221 SSD is one of them. Some folks forget that it took years for most of the 2000s sets to apprefiste dramatically. So it wouldn't surprise me if the SSD needed 18-24 more months to see consistent global sales of $1000 / €1200 (excluding postage ) and then keep increasing steadily each yr.

Shackleton's Endurance (set 1914) on sale at LEGO Shop at Home. 100% off. Free shipping. Add some LEGO minifigure ice cube molds to get the free Charles Green's Tasty Mrs. Chippy polybag.

walmart Quinjet-$40 Pop Star Show Stage- $9 Adventure Camp Rafting -$5 Toys RUs Porsche 911 GT Finish Line Price Matched to TRU.com -$29.99 Mystery Machine, I just wanted to get one to see how it will do, $32.99 Krypto Saves the Day-Free[emoji57]