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31085 - Creator Mobile Stunt Show is $23.60 (53% off) at Amazon - Make it go bye bye! https://www.amazon.com/LEGO-Creator-Mobile-Stunt-Building/dp/B07BJ2ZFGC7 points
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Finally broke open the hulk buster today [emoji51] Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker Forum mobile app5 points
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Are Lego now a perishable plant-based item that requires refrigeration?3 points
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One of my favorites is now Homer. I love the stomach full of donuts and the very tiny brain in his head.3 points
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When I went... absolutely. How do you have a shiny red button and not press it???2 points
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Walmart has Minecraft Farm Cottage 21144 for $39.99 again. Not a great discount, but the set is supposedly on its way out. https://www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Minecraft-The-Farm-Cottage-21144-549-Pieces/173323787 EDIT: WM also has Architecture Las Vegas 21047 for 20% off ($31.99). Not sure if that's necessarily a great price, but it seems rare to see Architecture sets with discounts. https://www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Architecture-Las-Vegas-21047-Building-Set-501-Pieces/4314803492 points
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Yes, you do raise some good points. The first release of sets, such as 4709 castle, 4708 train, etc., are definitely basic/blocky. But I think the newest sets are overdetailed w/too many small parts. I think the sweet spot was the sets that had to do with 3rd/4th movies. Sets such as 4757 castle, dumstrang ship, shrieking shack, etc. were a great blend of size, detail, and great figures. These sets were produced in the mid-late 2000s, (2004/5-2007/8), which (in my opinion) was when design had improved but the saturation of sets and overdetailing/cheese slope era that we see today had not occurred yet. There were lots of great sets: dreamliner, cafe corner, MTT, original holiday train, eiffel tower. These are all likely to be rehashed but the originals will remain the best imho.1 point
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Nexo Knights was full price at mine too, but plenty of 50%-75% off sets on the same shelf.1 point
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Same with mine. They still have nexo knights at full price at mine.1 point
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lego tagged it as seasonal set so it should have a relatively shorter shelf life. Plus, there are no other outlets other than lego itself is selling it, so I imagine the market is not flooded. However, since its design is generic, even though it may be done later this year it can very much be brought back next year to celebrate 2020 chinese new year. I guess it all depends on how long the 80101, 80102 and the unreleased dragon boat set will stay as it appears to me the existence of DDG BH is undoubtedly for matching those regional sets. I think Lego will start to phase it out after chinese dragon boat festival this year which happens in June. The set itself is unique and it doesn't look like we are getting more chinese themed BH anytime soon. I bought one for personal collection to pair with the 80101 and 80102 I acquired. May pick up a few more down the road1 point
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after your post I tried to have a more open mind about the older sets...I do agree with you that the minifigures are better in the older sets; more expressive and unique. I disagree about sets being bigger >smaller as a general rule, since I value better detail over what feels like a Duplo build (exxageration). Yes, the current Great Hall proportions are too short. But just looking at the trains...the current one using moving axels vs free spinning wheels...that's a no brainer imo. And when you compare a lot of the older mini scenes...those look embarrassing compared to current standards. Once again..my opinion...those older sets came out during my dark ages (ie no nostagia and possible jealousy/scorn) so I may be unfairly harsh on them.1 point
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Buying the TRU Geoffrey and friends set will get you some of the parts and the sticker sheet needed. Get them while you can!1 point
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Think speed champions are on the 2 for 15 in Argos, would that not be a better deal?1 point
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The Racers Fiesta is also in the 2 for 15. Picking up a couple at lunchtime. I like those sets.1 point
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I was told the new account credit card discounts don’t apply for toys? Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker Forum1 point
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I saw it today as well and agree with your ranking. The best part was my 6 year old handing me a large bag of popcorn towards the end of the movie and only having one handful left. That girl hardly eats anything else, but she sure loves popcorn.1 point
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Went to see the movie today. Without saying too much to ruin it for the rest. I will say it made for a nice continuation of the first one. But I did not leave the theater with the same feeling I had when we seen the first one. Being a huge Lego fan I did still enjoy it. But if I had to rank all 4 movie made by WB.... 1. The LEGO movie 2. The LEGO Batman movie 3. Ninjago movie 4. The LEGO Movie 2 Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker Forum mobile app1 point
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probably none of them as first 2 are potentional remake targets forever and you never know if 10264 ends up being dud like Pet Shop or winner like Brick Bank, I would pick 71043 Hogwarts Castle1 point
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I think it will mostly be business as usual. Whether long-term storage fees increase or decrease, there will always be a ToyJumbo clogging some listings.1 point
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so considering upcoming changes in fba fee structure with respect to reduction/elimination of long term storage fees... on the surface this would seem to be a good thing. however considering it another level, this will encourage sellers to send larger numbers of sets in at one time. past experience with listing where 1 seller has large inventory sitting there on a low demand listing is that the price crashes as someone with 1 or 2 item to sell is not going to just "wait it out" for toyjumbo to move their 3 dozen. they cut the price. and there are usually 8 or 9 of those folks with just 1 -2 at a time to sell. so this just leads to undercutting galore. now just imagine that there is no disincentive to having many many sets sitting in a ware house with long term storage fees getting reduced. now we have 8, 9 15 sellers shipping in large stock quantity to fba warehouse and this process just gets magnified. my game plan has always been to send in stuff just in time to sell it\ minimize storage fees but maybe its time to evolve. anyone else concerned about this having a negative impact or am i just paranoid waiting for sky to fall as usual.1 point
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Broke out a $35 75157 Captain Rex's AT-TR since the price hasn't moved and we wanted something to build...mostly for the 5th Brother mini-fig that the kids wanted. Not a great looking set but we at least had fun building it. In other news...if anyone is looking for a used 75157 that is complete except for the 5th Brother mini-figure, I know a guy. ?1 point
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or how droids and wookies can understand all languages but are only able to communicate in beeps and grunts.1 point
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I must be getting too old for QF game. I cannot see how to make money selling these for $17-$18 on the Bay1 point
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Today my son built the 2014 version of the City Police Station with no help from me at all that I bought new a few years ago. It was great to see him take a technology break. The nerd part of me had to look in the sandwich bag I gave him to put the extra pieces in after he finished and he missed a few pieces. No worries there because I always seem to miss something when I build too. Like father, like son!1 point