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I wouldn't be very worried if I were you. If it is the set for early release on the 18th then there will be plenty to be had. I highly doubt Lego would allow it to,sell out before it's actual release date to non VIP members on the 1st. On a side note the amount of paranoia and craziness and worrying that has been going on lately is ridiculous. Almost every set that is ever released, with the exception of a few,(zombies, LE technic crawler) being the only ones I can name off the top of my head, will be available to purchase without fear of missing out on it. I used to love reading and posting on these forums but lately people, not singling anyone out here, but people in General have just become almost obsessed it seems with stuff like I didn't get an order confirmation, is something wrong, should I call Lego? Should I order again? Anyone else have this problem? Your order ship yet? Am I banned? When is this set that isn't even released gonna retire and how much is it gonna be worth. I need to know now now now! It's ridiculous. Mods feel free to move or remove this post to an appropriate forum topic. Or delete it if it is too harshly worded.11 points
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Rob D. (agaethon29) built what most of us looked like early in the morning on August 1st.5 points
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Omg.. how cool is that! Hopefully I walk in a toystore in a remote town far from here one day, and its inventory looks like this:4 points
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Here are your two mystery minifigures: Onacanda Farr Juno Eclipse3 points
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People would notice that one I am pretty sure, however I scored an MSRP Green Grocer last year while being in a small countryside town.3 points
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I do not see the upside of accumulating VIP points. I use the $ off the next time I order. If you are banned, them points go poofed.3 points
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I'm in the 20+ catagory for the LEGO movie with a 6 and an 8 year old. I've got to be in the 75-100 range with Frozen and probably 500+ with "Let It Go" song alone. I knew it was bad when I plugged my phone into the car stereo on my way to work and didn't change the song until "Let It Go" finished playing. My daughter has me trained well.2 points
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I've got a seven year old and a four year old, so I've seen it at least ten times. Maybe not the whole way through each time, but enough so that I have about 2/3 of the movie memorized. Don't even get me started on the horror that is Frozen... All I'll say about that is I had a batchelorette party go out on my boat and "Let It Go" was the first song that played when they plugged a phone into the PA, I did a very good rendition at the top of my lungs. And then hung my head in shame.2 points
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I haven't received a single Exo Suit so far... not even 1 out of 3 different orders placed August 1st 11:00 Dutch time. I am disappointed. I have had a total of 9201 VIP points according to them, that's almost2 points
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Well if anybody thinks that the Tumbler will retire in a year, well load up on them, but I am willing to bet it will be out until at least the end of 2016, now if you have plenty of money to buy lots of Tumblers well buy them, but I would be getting TB,PS,HH R2-D2,Simpson houses and a few other Exclusives for 2015, and don't forget the Batman Ayslum. or if you think you can flip these for Christmas and make money well do it. but guys on tight budgets I would not be loading up on Tumblers until next year. Ed2 points
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I guess that is my main point. The 10188, Ewok Village and Sandcrawler are all great sets, but they are "play" sets and not UCS IMO. The box art of a "play" set should show off its play features...after all, it was designed for kids. I always thought UCS were adult oriented display sets and should be treated as such. I really think LEGO has missed out on a wonderful marketing opportunity the past 10-12 years and make the UCS the "premium" theme of LEGO. They could have made many different types of UCS sets...boats, plains, trains, busts of characters, etc... Even the new Maersk Triple E and Tumbler would qualify. Just a couple of thoughts...2 points
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Thanks TOK appreciate you taking the time to review the files I sent and fix up my mistakes. The colours can be a bit confusing across apps and Bricklink and it takes a seasoned pro to find those. Hope this helps some folks.2 points
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Not just the mods. The paranoia and severe lack of patience recently has been bewildering.2 points
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I can't speak for the other mods, but I can appreciate a bit of sanity injected into the forum every so often. Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker2 points
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You would think at $50/hr you could afford a phone that doesn't double post all the time.2 points
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If that's not your style so be it, keep your criticism of other members to yourself.2 points
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For me, I wanted to add some to my inventory for 2 reasons. One, diversification, as I don't have anything like it yet. Two, the history of Mars Rover showed the the Exo Suit had potential to quickly double the investment. I agree that checking on the brick & mortar store daily for inventory wouldn't be worth it at this investment/return level. But ordering 10+ online from Target with a few clicks? Sure, why not. Aside, please don't judge others who choose to spend their time buying LEGO instead of getting a sun tan. To each his own.2 points
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I put in 4 orders of 2 Exo suits 5 minutes apart all using the same CC and shipping address, all arrived today, no ban hammer.1 point
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I literally could have written this exact post, minus the "Let It Go" anecdote, and changing the kids' ages to 5 and 3. They are completely obsessed with both movies. I've only watched each movie maybe twice straight through, but I've seen enough ~20 minute chunks such that I can safely say I've seen every minute of both a solid 20-30 times. If not more. I can pretty much quote the Lego Movie from beginning to end. I can't honestly say this is something I'm proud of. My kids bust out the quotes all the time too. The other day my 3yr old woke me up with: "he is coming. cover your butt." It was pretty comical. Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker1 point
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I received both the suit and the girls yesterday morning. (Now I feel like Barney Stinson ) FYI I ordered as soon as I could on August 1.1 point
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Well, why did Lego called it VIP? I am sure grandma has no idea what VIP is.1 point
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Don't tell me that. I'm literally going to morrow to add my sister to my plan. Fantastic. I wish everything in life was as simple as lego investing and lifting weights.1 point
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Buy a new Lego head and throw the other away. Problem solved.1 point
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I think I have read all 46 pages of this thread over time, I know get a life, but don't recall seeing this mentioned before go to 0:40 if you can't wait for it1 point
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Time even posted about this may not appeal to all but it's kinda a history breaking set right now and has room to grow at only 20 dollars it's a no brainer pick up cheap and small.1 point
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Is this where I show up with wine coolers and then I get busted by the cops and I try convincing them that I drove 2+ hours just to talk with the underage girl I've been talking to online? Hahahahaha!!!!! "Hello, I'm Chris Hansen with Dateline NBC............"1 point
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Agreed. I think you need to look at price per gram if comparing a box of 1x1 tiles and a city ship that has a one piece hull.1 point
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I had a box from TRU that looked like it dated Chris Brown, so I figured I'd pop the seals and put it together. After all, I should make enough selling the MISB units I still have to pay for this one, and even if I decide to sell it the used model will still pull what I paid in retail. But I digress... There was a fair portion of space that could be eliminated internally, but if they do so they should also thicken the outer box, which would counter the smaller box size. It was packaged into 3 smaller, inner boxes (okay, 4 if you count the one the manual was in). With all the bags being numbered, they could have just put it all in the big outer box and saved quite a bit of space. I would say that if it were packed according to content, the outer box could have been up to 20% smaller. That said, there is quite a bit of childish glee popping open a box that size to play with the toys.1 point
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Deep in the seals it's wearing. Factory tight and I can't stop staring.1 point
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Hmmm, you are on page 42 of a thread about a set that "won't make anyone rich" and are calling for people to stop spending their time "rotating in and out of the lego store"... These affirmations must come after reading a lot of posts from other users... Quite conflicting ideas I get about them poor souls.1 point
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Suspicious (high quantity) LEGO Shop at Home orders are flagged by Lego CS and forwarded to your nation's national intelligence agencies (NSA, etc.) for further review. Whether or not any particular order results in a banning will depend on a thorough analysis of the buyer's entire online history and any political or other interest group affiliations. You can improve your chances by making an immediate, generous donation to whichever political party is currently in power in your country. It also helps to call up your president or prime minister using your home phone and declare your heartfelt support for all of his or her current policies...1 point
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I agree that is a great price to sell. I don't think it's going to go any higher than that, and will probably go down from there. The main draw with the mini T1 was the officially licensed WV sticker for the front, and the fact that it really does look like a mini T1 camper. I just got done building the big mini and the mini mini, and the small version doesn't look like the big model at all. Also... happy 1000th post to me1 point
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It does all connect together. I was at the Lego Store recently, and they had the sets out. The back of the box shows the sets being connected.1 point
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10672 - Batman: Defend the Batcave:#1. 1 large bag (Inside: 1 small bag + 1 box for Batman's cape)#2. 1 large bag#3. 1 large bag (Inside: 1 box for Robin's cape)1 16x16 brick plate + 2 8x8 brick plates + 1 4x16x12 wall panel1 instruction bookletTOTAL = 3 numbered bags1 point
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You're certainly not kidding about the Retail pricing of Lego here vs the US. Us Aussies get absolutely slaughtered at the register. There's still a few good deals to be had from time to time though.1 point
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Batman is so awesome he deserves his own section Seriously, before LEGO introduced the SuperHeroes line, the original Batman sets were under their own Batman line / theme1 point
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Actually, it's funny. I received both missing light gray radar dishes on Saturday and installed them. While doing that, I took a chance and placed both of those studs under the lights. perfect timing for your post. THANKS for the confirmation.1 point