11 minutes ago, TheOrcKing said:

So now we are complaining about how the backside of the set looks....the area when on display is typically up against a wall nobody sees or cares about.

Wait until pictures of the bottom surface...

6 minutes ago, gbg108 said:

Wait until pictures of the bottom surface...

and its a big bottom.

 

Edited December 24, 20159 yr by cladner

57 minutes ago, gbg108 said:

Wait until pictures of the bottom surface...

55 minutes ago, cladner said:

and its a big bottom.

Fat bottomed girls, you make the rockin' world go round!

1 hour ago, TheOrcKing said:

So now we are complaining about how the backside of the set looks....the area when on display is typically up against a wall nobody sees or cares about.

I can see it now: December 2019: an eBay buyer asks for $50 off a new in box HQ because the back is incomplete.

Very nice "centerfold" pullout section in the new LEGO catalog of the GBHQ.

Any one has the catalog link?

On 12/24/2015 at 6:28 PM, TheOrcKing said:

So now we are complaining about how the backside of the set looks....the area when on display is typically up against a wall nobody sees or cares about.

Not everyone has a wall to the back of their sets. Inside a city you got to have something behind that building, something as big. That will be a little difficult to do. It might be better to "complete" the set properly.

Picked this up at the Lego store to build already sold the figs for $150. This will be a hard set to keep MISB as the weight of all the elements  makes the bottom of the box bow out. Probably best to store flat or on its side. 2 per case. 

Already being hawked on ebay for below rrp.... good start.

I am hoping TRU or Target ebay lists these to use some ebay gift cards

46 minutes ago, Elkkthunder said:

I am hoping TRU or Target ebay lists these to use some ebay gift cards

I'm sure...Exclusive is only exclusive for a month or two.  

This set sold-out in the first 30 minutes at my store today. There was a decent line outside the store before it opened and it seemed that people's targets were across the board. Some for BB, GBFHQ, Star Wars, architecture, Nexo, Marvel, or DC. It was interesting to see what people were loaded up with.

I picked up GBFHQ, BB, and the lone SW Microfighter set.

I'm somewhat on the fence about buying this set (for my personal collection). I have the feeling that if I would put it into my Modular city, it would look the wrong scale compared to the other buildings. Like in this picture that I found on the internet (this was a MOC not the official set)

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=92672&st=0

If anyone here's doing something like that, could you post some pics?

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Almost $400 in Ireland (€360), pricey

15 minutes ago, maestro said:

Almost $400 in Ireland (€360), pricey

Why do you always feel it necesary to translate the cost to dollars? This is a global website, your currency is euro, just quote euro prices.

6 minutes ago, Sprocket77 said:

Why do you always feel it necesary to translate the cost to dollars? This is a global website, your currency is euro, just quote euro prices.

I'm not on here often. On first look it always looked $ to me. Perhaps most of replies to my posts come from US forum members.

27 minutes ago, Sprocket77 said:

Why do you always feel it necesary to translate the cost to dollars? This is a global website, your currency is euro, just quote euro prices.

Perhaps because it is a reasonable (and considerate) thing to do (since most users are from the US, and the USD is likely the most globally understood valuation).

Either way is fine, and it is their choice - why would you be so bothered by it?

Edited January 2, 20169 yr by KShine

I'm somewhat on the fence about buying this set (for my personal collection). I have the feeling that if I would put it into my Modular city, it would look the wrong scale compared to the other buildings. Like in this picture that I found on the internet (this was a MOC not the official set)

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=92672&st=0

If anyone here's doing something like that, could you post some pics?

Wow, didn't realize it was bigger than Town Hall.

Huge set.  Dwarfs the Town Hall.  Impressive.

Huge set.  Dwarfs the Town Hall.  Impressive.

And costs less now than TH. Could this have been a reason to kill TH? 5 modulars available at the same time & this...

9 minutes ago, dcdfan said:

 

And costs less now than TH. Could this have been a reason to kill TH? 5 modulars available at the same time & this...

I don't know about that.  Different kind of set.  It actually looks out of proportion to the other Modulars.

Well it's a NYC fire station and TH and all the other modulars are Main Street Americana. 

40 minutes ago, KShine said:

Perhaps because it is a reasonable (and considerate) thing to do (since most users are from the US, and the USD is likely the most globally understood valuation).

Either way is fine, and it is their choice - why would you be so bothered by it?

Because our currency is the euro, not the dollar and I think most users are savvy enough to be able to do a translation between 2 of the biggest world currencies in their head without it being fed to them. 

22 minutes ago, Migration said:

Well it's a NYC fire station and TH and all the other modulars are Main Street Americana. 

LOL...OK.  Palace Cinema and Parisian Restaurant are Main Street America?  Regardless, it's still out of proportion.