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  1. It all started with one of our fish having babies. We separated them in a breeding tank for a couple of days. But that was not enough....my wife and sons teamed up on me and begged for a bigger tank. Next thing I knew...we had decided to not only get a bigger tank, but also decided exactly how we wanted to decorate it. We love our Lego displays, and this was just another creative way to add to the collection. What the hell...right?!! Great build! Very fragile! Great display piece!
    20 points
  2. All winter wave sets with box arts and details sourced from official D2C pictorials. https://imgur.com/a/W59JM
    8 points
  3. Snope's bathrobe is great for my Playboy mansion MOC ... I've already got Heff and the Bunnies from the TLBM minifigs ....
    6 points
  4. Those are some nice stilletoes.
    6 points
  5. The first review is up. Few interesting things despite the fact that it's absolutely beautiful! It's a third largest LEGO construction in history. Many many new pieces in new color, some of them are extremely rare. The Bricklink Value Per Piece may quadruple the RPP price. Not a huge fan of Ninjago theme and movie, albeit the mixture of far Asian steam punk style with futuristic "total recall" resemblance makes it a no brainer to me.
    6 points
  6. FBA- 2x city arctic base camp for $142 ea 4x Indominus rex for $245 ea. 4x Trex trackers for $130 ea.
    5 points
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  9. Did not find what I went in for, but ended up with a nice surprise! 1- Cindy Castle for $17 2- GB Ecto 1&2 for $30 All boxes are pristine, if we don't count dust!
    3 points
  10. In honor of mustache-gate:
    3 points
  11. if anyone is waiting for the Crafting Box 2.0 to come out Aug 1st, Toys r us has it out early.... just got one for ourselves to take on our beach trip vacation, this should keep us very busy when idle in the hotel room.
    2 points
  12. Just checked an online tracker tool and it appears that someone bought up the (4) GB Ectos that were sitting on the shelf in my local WM. I was waiting to see it they would drop further. (moving on)
    2 points
  13. 75158 SW less then a year production run, Exclusive Ahsoka fig, TRU exclusive. None left in any of their DC, no new inventory since 3/15/2017 so what is left in store is it. Can still place orders online that will ship from store. Also rumored by @exciter1I believe to be at every gift shop in Disney during SW celebration. 70323 Last I looked not available from any major online sources store stock only probably more
    2 points
  14. Do I put "like", "haha" or "confused" to your post?
    2 points
  15. I think it will look nice with some algae on it.
    2 points
  16. I would go for slow flip. At this point Dec 1st looks like a good date to try to sell. I am guessing if they have them, they will be gone after black Friday, and then skies the limit. 27R7 for the one I ordered from LEGO Shop at Home a few days ago.
    2 points
  17. Nice mech. Like the car but less than I thought before building. Great builds though for a set that retails at $29.99 Iron Man: Detroit Steel Strikes set #76077
    2 points
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  19. My 4yo called him Clay Face Poop attack.
    2 points
  20. The Wonder Woman store event. Not impressed. Just handed a cup and told to go to the corner like an animal lol...
    2 points
  21. Spent most of Monday sorting. Was thrilled to learn everything is Old Grey! Spent most of last night building! (some "building" paraphernalia has been redacted for the children...) Holy x32 Greebling Batman! Scored for $240 CAD all in, sold erroneously as a 6211. Should I file a SNAD?? ?
    2 points
  22. Man are you trying to stir things up or what. No way TLG is stopping this money printing machine anytime soon.
    2 points
  23. My son and I are on a tear and we built TLBM Clayface set. Love it! Next plan is to mod the arms to actual articulated fingers. Someone on EB shows how to do it without using any additional parts.
    2 points
  24. On a lighter note. I was in Walmart today (I know how strange right?) Picking up some items and these two kinda rough looking late 40yr old guys walked past me on the LEGO aisle. I had "collected" several small sets and they were in my cart. Went one aisle over to check out the "friends" section and heard them say, "Did you see that guy..... he had like 5 or 6 of all the same set in his cart?" When I got to the checkout (outdoor lawn and garden) those two same guys were in front of me. They were buying the Batcave Break In. (just one) Gave me a chuckle.
    2 points
  25. Exploring the Chamber of the Crystal Sphere (...or, "I get the feeling we're being watched...") by Spencer Stone
    1 point
  26. Adore Edition v3.0 by Chris McVeigh
    1 point
  27. Do we need to have @exciter1 change the title of this thread to: "21309 - NASA Apollo Saturn V - Until 2019"
    1 point
  28. Love the little lighter / torch on BB8. First time seeing that.
    1 point
  29. Oh and the car (Iron Man: Detroit Steel Strikes set #76077) Without the play feature (wheels flipping to enter flying mode) I think the car would have looked nicer. Still a nice build though. Fun to build and great play feature for kids.
    1 point
  30. $72 Just sitting on a shelf waiting to be purchased. Box is beat to hell but I'll be keeping this to build anyway.
    1 point
  31. At the Anaheim LEGO Store tonight: more Grandpa Hair and Programmer torsos Also of note: Flamenco Dancer Head Skater Girl Head Roller Derby Girl Legs Judge Head Toy Soldier Head Disco Dude's Hair Thespian torsos were abundant, and quite a few Snake Charmer Cobras.
    1 point
  32. Starfighter RMX Challenge 3 by SpirituInsanum
    1 point
  33. Spotted in Glendale, CA: Grandpa's Bald Hair (!) Computer Programmer's Torso Not rare (but fun!): Teddy Bear
    1 point
  34. Finally finished my Sandcrawler which I was about to complete for last couple of weeks. Very rewarding construction with many interesting assembly methods implemented with this one. Highly recommend.
    1 point
  35. My 2 Fairground mixers showed up minty fresh in a sealed LEGO case On the other hand, my 2 palace cinema's showed up in a flimsy Bounty Brand box lol, but they survived for the most part.
    1 point
  36. Beachtroopers by The Aphol
    1 point
  37. Nice find @Migration been waiting on this one. Looks like mix of printed elements and lots of stickers. I like the pond effect and roof top sushi bar.
    1 point
  38. Even if you're not going to accept the return voluntarily, stick to a short and professional response. Do not mudsling and get emotional.
    1 point
  39. Easy Vader Having A Break
    1 point
  40. First three scenes of an ongoing (I imagine) series recreating scenes from "Les Miserables". #1. A Loaf of Bread (Les Miserables) by W. Navarre #2. There is But One Man Capable of That (Les Miserables) by W. Navarre #3. A Just Man (Les Miserables) by W. Navarre
    1 point
  41. This set doesn't quite do it for me. It's not bad, but not quite there. For me I want Ninjago sets to be seriously displayable pieces like the Temple of Airjitzu or maybe a couple of the older retired sets that could go along with it in a set-up, as sort of a near as possible authentic oriental theme. I don't think this set is quite there, in my opinion. These are just my views though and everyone is different. I wouldn't buy into this personally unless it was dirt cheap and an easy flip.
    1 point
  42. I completely agree with Emazers on this one. I thought this was a near guaranteed winner the moment I saw it. I am not even that big of a car enthusiast but this evokes that emotion that not a whole lot of sets can. This set will be a potential game changer for Lego. Lego has had whole untapped market of middle aged males with disposable income, and that was the car enthusiast, and FINALLY they have come up with a set that will make someone who likes cars and is a minor Lego fan think about making the jump to be a true AFOL. While they have made a small attempt to tap into the Car Enthusiast market, Speed Champions and the Lego Creator Ferrari and Mini Cooper, those sets do not exactly evoke that "high end" collectible feel. This model does. The reasons I believe this model to be a winner are as such: 1. It is an iconic car. If you were a teenage male back in the 1990's, you likely had at least one poster of a car on your wall. There was a high probability chance it was the Porsche 911. 2. It passes the CEO test. I would definitely put this in a glass display case in the middle of a room, put a spotlight on it, and admire it for it's beauty. It has a high end feel, and is just impressive to look at. 3. Will tap into the coveted middle aged male with disposable income market. This is targeted directly at a 35-45 year old male with disposable income. Anyone coming out of their dark ages, after this has retired, and has affinity for cars will want this for display. 4. Potential for a series. If this retires, and is replaced by a Technic Ferrari, Lamborghini, or other high end sports car, this will go through the roof. An AFOL will have a chance to have a whole lineup of beautiful Technic cars to display. 5. Potential for a growing market. While Lego Star Wars market continues to grow, it is likely growing rather slowly compared to the market for Friends, or other markets Lego is now just starting to tap into. The car enthusiast market, is a market Lego, has mostly ignored except for some smaller and mid size sets (Mini Cooper, Ferrari) here and there so far. This set can get a car enthusiast and turn them into a true AFOL, especially if they come out with a new version every two years. The only other potential market I feel Lego has ignored so far is the Disney AFOL market. While they have many Disney Lego's, a large UCS scale Disney Park line or something of the like would go bananas. Thankfully and hopefully the upcoming Disney Castle D2C will change this whole in their strategy, and will only continue to grow that market. 6. International Appeal. It definitely does not hurt that this set will be popular across the globe. Few things can completely transcend countries and regional barriers. Cars (both the Disney movie and the real thing) and Disney, and Star Wars to some degree, transcend international boundaries. This only increases demand for a product. In short, this set has the massive potential, and if you are new to the game, I would strongly consider it. It will likely be less hoarded than the average 300 dollar set due to the fact that it is Technic, and the fact that it is 300 dollars. This is a no brainer for me, and should be for you as well. I think I would pay 600-700 dollars if I was an AFOL coming out of my dark ages to have one of these on display. This is coming from an AFOL who just recently spent 900 on an SSD, and 700 on an UCS Imperial Shuttle after coming out of his not first, but second dark age. Blugh! They look so nice though!
    1 point
  43. If I'm honest, I've never been a massive fan of Lego Technic builds in comparison to actual Lego blocks . . . But WOW, this is a thing of beauty!!
    1 point
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