price?

Too much hard work. They´ll wear out the easy options first.

Easy option by Lego - steps: 1. Remake a Barracuda set 2 Remove a ship 3 Add a helicopter :-)

Easy option by Lego - steps: 1. Remake a Barracuda set 2 Remove a ship 3 Add a helicopter :-)

I laughed way to hard about this one...

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42 minutes ago, jonnyhanukkah said:

price?

$169 in the US. 

7 minutes ago, Mos_Eisley said:

$169 in the US. 

oh wow great!  The little history set should subsidize that nicely

It contains 2,480 pieces and retails for US $169.99/CA $219.99/DE 149.99€/UK £129.99/DK 1399.00 DKK.

Conspiracy theorists may want to take a look at the sets featured on the back of the box....

Loving that little Jukebox build, and the teal portion of the building with the pink striping. Also the big bubble round window on the ground floor is very nicely done. I like it a lot.

Makes me think of Back to the Future.

Like this set a lot.

 

I like the fact that they finally started using different faces for the figs.

They went from generic fig faces to Elvis and his pink Cadillac. 

That boxer is one weird looking dude.  Pretty sure he's getting in shape to go do some low budget porn.

The set is a cool change to the series, though.  I do like it.

4 minutes ago, Huskers1236 said:

That boxer is one weird looking dude.  Pretty sure he's getting in shape to go do some low budget porn.

The set is a cool change to the series, though.  I do like it.

Haha. I think they got their boxer eras wrong.  He looks like a boxer from the 1920s but with modern trunks. 

 

1 hour ago, PhiTauLego said:

Makes me think of Back to the Future.

Because the whole set is a 50s flashback, some nice nostalgia built into it even though 95% of buyers of this set were probably born 1970 and after

Glad I have TRU Bricktober classic minifigs now; that boxer will go very well with this set. Also, it isn't a corner, the connection is built into the wall by the stairs, so there!

Edited November 29, 20178 yr by Captain_chaos

I really like this set.  Still need to pick up the brickbank, and don't think i'll get last years assembly square, but this one is definitely being added to the collection.  It's very quirky and nicely designed..

People from US like this set better than those in UK, Germany and Poland I talked with.
Most of them are finding this set hideous and lacking the extra details from outside that Modulars were known from.

I don't like the looks of this set but I will buy day one because I genuinely appreciate one of the greatest selection of old and new brick moulds in new colours. Some of those colours were long forgotten like teal (dark turquoise) last time used afaik in late 90'?. https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=8432-1#T=S&O={"iconly":0}

But I need to see those bricks in real life, picture could be misleading

I don't really mind the idea of getting rid of generic faces...
 

Quick thoughts FWIW:  Too much pink.  I would prefer a bright red Diner sign.  But I can see why they chose to go with the color as it fits.  People who are familiar with South Beach in Miami should instantly see the influence.  I do like the Art Deco meets Googie architecture.  Definitely more fun and visually arresting than the boring Brick Bank and Detective Office.  

Up at EU SAH. 130 GBP but 170 euros in Spain, France and Holland. Wow, just wow.

Seems only Germany get it at 150 euros.

3 hours ago, Val-E said:

Up at EU SAH. 130 GBP but 170 euros in Spain, France and Holland. Wow, just wow.

Seems only Germany get it at 150 euros.

It follows the exact same pricing difference shown already with Brick Bank (£130 in UK, €150 in Germany, €170 in The Netherlands). 

Maybe the Danes are scared the Germans will invade them again if the Germans don't get preferential treatment!  

On 29-11-2017 at 1:12 PM, wizmaster said:

If you look closely, you can defenitly see that the diner is a corner set ... No pin what so ever on the picture and both views have a great finish

The larger picture clearly shows that it is not a corner set. You can connect it with pins on both the left and right sides.

It's not at all in keeping with the existing beautiful modular building so I'll be giving this one a miss. I'm no longer chasing poor sets to become a completionist. For example, the only IDEAS sets that I don't have (and never will have) are the Exo Suit and Adventure Time ;-)

33 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

It's not at all in keeping with the existing beautiful modular building so I'll be giving this one a miss. I'm no longer chasing poor sets to become a completionist. For example, the only IDEAS sets that I don't have (and never will have) are the Exo Suit and Adventure Time ;-)

Personally I find this set better looking than the soon departing Palace Cinema, especially on the interior design. And I think it does stylistically match side by side with the Detective's Office.