Edited May 4, 20178 yr by Val-E

On 4/28/2017 at 8:13 PM, exciter1 said:

It seems appropriate today.

it appears the distance between moon and earth is exactly her height

Here is the very first and detailed  review of the set. enjoy!
http://www.brickfinder.net/2017/05/09/review-lego-ideas-nasa-apollo-saturn-v-21309/

8 minutes ago, Shewie said:

Here is the very first and detailed  review of the set. enjoy!
http://www.brickfinder.net/2017/05/09/review-lego-ideas-nasa-apollo-saturn-v-21309/

 

From the article:

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I’m also happy to announce that there are no stickers for this set which means that all the images on the LEGO elements are printed! Not a single adhesive to be found!

 

I didn't wanted to spoil any element of the review to leave genuine feeling and experience to everyone here.

I'm in love with designers team retro styled picture with Mike Psiaki in the middle

 

 

I am elated to hear NO stickers ! [emoji106][emoji3][emoji2][emoji38]

The micro US flag brick is pretty awesome.

This and the upcoming Ninjago double dragon-headed Destiny's Bounty are amazing steps in the right direction for TLG's AFOL channel markets... 

Just dreaming, but I so hope someday to see this Saturn V lined up next to Russia's Angara A-5 or Soyuz 2-1v, SpaceX Falcon Heavy, or even China's Long March in a row...

Hope this bumps up the value of 10213

TLG has revealed the various RRP prices per country:

Germany/Austria: €119,99

Great Britain: £109.99

France: €119,99

Ireland: €119,99

Italy: €119,99

Netherlands/Belgium: €129,99 (€10 added LEGO tax)

(Spain and Portugal don't have a page for 21309 yet ?)

Spain is different..?

136,99 probably. Ouch for that UK price BTW.

Seems like a pretty good price!

25 minutes ago, bagalux said:

Seems like a pretty good price!

Seriously ??? According to Google:

1399 Swedish Krona equals 144.99 Euro

That's even more expensive than Finland, at €139,99 !

Only Denmark itself takes the crown here: 1099 Danish Krone equals 147.73 Euro

... <edit>

Just when I thought no country would top Denmark I found:

1399 Norwegian Krone equals 149.65 Euro

Edited May 11, 20178 yr by Haay

11 minutes ago, Haay said:

Seriously ??? According to Google:

1399 Swedish Krona equals 144.99 Euro

That's even more expensive than Finland, at €139,99 !

Only Denmark itself takes the crown here: 1099 Danish Krone equals 147.73 Euro

... <edit>

Just when I thought no country would top Denmark I found:

1399 Norwegian Krone equals 149.65 Euro

There are no poor farmers or Norwegians, though.

I was mainly referring to the €119,99 sounding pretty fair (and I'll probably pick it up in €)

Already available at Legoland in Denmark

Why I dislike this set is because it set the benchmark so high that I fear I will be inevitably disappointed by 99% of LEGO's future products.

Lego is the most expensive in Denmark? What gives?

Limit 5, per SOH US.

Plan accordingly...

Any idea how many of the set is located in a shipping box? I am guessing 2 due to its size?

Amazing set, they've done a great job on this.

... and thus all the RED "Support - Girder" and "Support - Lattice Pillar" in the Bricklink world supply suddenly begin to disappear...

or skyrocket in price :-)

 

Spotted in Billund today:

Some very advanced building techniques in this one.

Picture from hothbricks.