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Picked up my holy grail set today at a local collectibles swap meet. Paid $145 for a near mint box. Hopefully Lego puts out some new Indy 1-3 sets when 5 hits but not this one

For an in-depth interview with the builder and her build process check out the article here at The Brothers Brick. Benny's Spaceship Adventure by Renegade Bricks

Went to Denmark with wife and kids over the May vacation and a visit to Billund was of course on the itinerary. One day visit to the first and original LEGOLAND park, with a very expensive Lego shop inside (so I didn't buy anything there), and another day spent inside the LEGO House, where I brought home these nice mint boxes.

Went on CL right after this went up for sale. Texted immediately and was on the road shortly there after. $25. Going to take them on my work road trip tomorrow and start sorting at the hotel.

I bought a leaf blower with $20 FREECASH and I get $15 back.

That is a MOC not the new TLG set.

my S18

Sculptor by sebastian bachórzewski

You might not think it's a day 1 purchase yet, but TLG knows how to hook you now: LIMITED EDITION, COLLECTIBLE LEGO TECHNIC DRIVER LICENSE VIP CARD Get your new LEGO Technic Bugatti Chiron on 1 August, 2018 and receive a collectible driver license VIP card with your name on it! With the card, you'll enjoy a full year* of Technic-themed offers throughout 2019! *Offers may not actually occur "throughout" the year. Probably more like once or twice. And don't ask what these things might be, just trust us, they'll be awesome**. And even if there ends up being nothing extra offered, you've got the special VIP card and the great set, so do you really need anything else? **Items may not be that awesome.

Crone CR-8N by Cagerrin

Bridge Between Worlds by Tim Schwalfenberg

And There Will Be Blood by timofey_tkachev

Just saw they are moving the release date up, or at least VIP release date, to June 1st for the Bugatti Chiron. The mini website is up and running, too, complete with down to the second countdown. It’s a tough time to be released for me because I’ve really gotten into Technic sets recently, including finishing the 42000 about a week ago. Maybe the Porsche 911 gts set will drop a little bit once this lands, and I can scratch my itch with it instead.....

Yep, I would put that one up there as well, but the final product is amazing.

Stuff like that devalues Lego movie sets.

RIP Scott

After about my 16th order it stopped working... so not sure what happened! Orders are confirmed and a handful waiting to be picked up already and the others on the 15th....

10% off only if you find one in-store. Discount GCs anytime .....

My two sealed cases showed up today from minifigure plus. Thanks. Now to put them in my inventory and most likely forget about them in a week. Time to start selling again. I don't buy minifigs, but I liked these ones.

This might be the best set i've ever seen. I just haven't been paying attention to the new stuff coming out of late, but THIS SET IS FREAKING INCREDIBLE! This is definitely a set that is going under the tree for me...err my son!

I really like it.. the price could be (of course! a bit lower) . but that is just life.. I will get it next year, when the initial dust settles..

I don´t care much for the fairground theme, but once has to admit that the rollercoaster does everything it should. It is functional and the cars don´t get stuck. Size and scale looks good too. I guess the good folk are just saturated with big Lego sets these days - 5 years ago people would have been dreaming about this.

I see where you're going with this but there's no hiding that this is roller coaster track. Also it will take a bit of engineering to motorize the cars. Naysayers argue against the benefits of the original Lego monorail system but I'll say that it was ahead of it's time. The monorail system track is 4 studs wide which is perfect for incorporating into Lego City layouts. The current train system is too big IMO. Size wise this roller coaster track is perfect but I'm not sure Lego is interested in modifying it to incorporate a motorized tram. Now, what will be cool is seeing the first Space Mountain MOC!

Awesome. Plain and simple. I love how it can basically break apart for easy movement, the switch-track is GREAT attention to detail and the tires used to help the train around the top hill is pretty neat. I can only imagine the MOCs people will make with this set alone...not to mention more than one. It wont be a day one purchase as I know I will have a lot of time to buy this, but this will definitely be in my list!

Press release incoming. 10261 LEGO Creator Expert: Roller Coaster Ages 16+. 4,124pieces. $379.99 US – $479.99 CN – DE 329.99€ – FR 349.99€ – UK £299.99 – DK 2699DKK *Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing. Take a ride with the ultimate Roller Coaster! Enjoy the thrills and excitement of the fairground with thischain-lift Roller Coaster featuring a wealth of brick-built details and 11 minifigures. Upgradable with LEGO® Power Functions and LEGO BOOST for an added movement sensor and realistic sound effects! Capture the speed, thrills and excitement of the ultimate fairground attraction with this incredible LEGO® Creator Expert 10261 Roller Coaster. This fully functional chain-lift model comes with 2 trains and an array of authentic features and functions, including a ticket booth, cotton candy cart, concession stand, height marker, and a covered boarding station complete with opening barriers and a control panel. Lower the lap bars to secure the riders into the cars and release the brake to send the train to the foot of the first climb. Then activate the chain lift and enjoy the ride as the gravity-driven cars hurtle through the Roller Coaster’s twists and turns. Upgrade the Roller Coaster with LEGO Power functions for a motorized chain lift or LEGO BOOST for an added movement sensor and realistic sound effects! This incredible collectible toy has been designed to provide a challenging and rewarding building experience with a touch of nostalgia and charm. Includes 11 minifigures. • Build a fully functioning Roller Coaster with 2 trains, lots of big dips and upgrade options • Upgrade with LEGO® BOOST and LEGO Power Functions for an even more immersive experience • Roller Coaster model measures over 20” (53cm) high, 34” (88cm) wide and 16” (41cm) deep • LEGO® Creator Expert building toys are compatible with all LEGO construction sets for creative building • Includes 11 minifigures: a cotton candy vendor, 2 ride attendants, 2 grandparents with their granddaughter and 5 riders. 8 of these minifigures feature reversible heads to display different emotions. • Fully functional chain-lift Roller Coaster model features a classic brick-built sign, control panel, 2 trains—each consisting of 3 train cars with low-friction wheels, and a 44-piece track consisting of 7 different rail elements. • Also features a ticket booth, fountain, cotton candy cart, concession stand, waiting area with bench, camera element and a pond with a frog figure. • Buy your ticket at the booth and make your way to the covered plaza. • No cheating at the height marker—the ride attendant has an accurate measuring stick! • Help the riders into the cars and secure the lap bars. • Release the brake to send the cars to the foot of the first climb. • Activate the chain lift to pull the train cars to the top of the first drop. • Move the rails to launch a second train. • Serve refreshing beverages at the concession stand or spin some cotton candy. • Don’t forget to smile as you race past the camera! • Upgrade the Roller Coaster with LEGO® Power Functions for a motorized chain lift, or with LEGO BOOST for automated chain lift activation and realistic sound effects! • Decorated elements include a ticket, money, arrow tiles, pressure gauge, number pad and a ride control panel. • Special new-for-June-2018 elements include a 2x8x6 Rail Slope, 1x2x1 Bow Brick, plant leaves, stalks and flowers. • Other elements include a height checker and 2 cotton candy treats. • Makes the perfect fairground addition to the 10257 LEGO® Creator Expert Carousel and 10247 LEGO® Creator Expert Ferris Wheel • Measures over 20” (53cm) high, 34” (88cm) wide and 16” (41cm) deep.

Afternoon Tea At Number 12 by Nick Sweetman

Last Supper by Anakin Skywalker 2012

The Sleepy Oak by tiberium_blue

I really hope Jeff Friesen goes ahead with his plan to submit his Cityscape microbuilds. Utterly gorgeous.

You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch by Tyler

GIGANTOR! by Paddy Bricksplitter

Lisa's F9 Lightning by CK-MCMLXXXI

Exo-Friend (1 of 6) by Tyler Sky

Aquamarine AQ-24 IMG_001 by Red Dragon Industries

r-5 Test Rocket by Chris Giddens

This could have also gone in the Retrofuture topic considering the look, concept, and shaping. Olivia's Flash by Shuppiluliumas

You can see how he achieved the cigar shape here. Retro Rocket by Larry Lars

Sky Girl VV by 6kyubi6

The Ray Gun, what every decent hardworking spaceman should carry because you never know what terror from outer space will arise across a forbidden planet. Smith and Wesson A80 Smith and Wesson A82 Russian Tokarev TT-34 Atomiser Stechkin Laser pistol, circa 1956 Junebug 7500kW Mercury Mk. 2 Ray Gun G-28 Plasma Ray ZapRay 9000

garc'rod by V/ Garc racer by Poppa JB GARC by Rancorbait GFR Type G by GadsdenFlyer Elera GARC by spaceruner Stinger by Cooper Works 70 GARC Wipeout-Racer by Erikjeperikje GARC - Aeromax 01 by armoredgear7

8-075 "The Red Hare" GARC Racer by Pixel Fox "High & Mighty" by Genghis Don Octan Speedstar by Sylon-tw

(6877) M-Tron Vector Detector by Librarian-Bot

6831 "Message Decoder" (Redux) (6897) SP2: Rebel Hunter - Redux (6989) Mega Core Magnetizer Mk II (5973) Hyperspeed Pursuit

Many thanks one and all. I will try to keep finding more of these remixes as they come along like this classic space train. 6990 Redux by nolnet

(6820) Starfire I Redux (6824) Space Dart I Redux (6825) Cosmic Comet Redux

(6949) Neo-Spyrius Guardian by Martin Latta

(6895) Neo Space Police I – Spy-Trak 1 Redux by nolnet

(6959) Lunar Launch Site by Tyler

Auriga 3 speeder by Jerac Auriga 3 speeder by Jerac