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set pics have now been officially released. i'll be buying this for the advertised Power Functions option. I'll be converted this to 9V for my set. 10254 Winter Holiday Train Ages 12+. 734 pieces. US $99.99 – CA $129.99 – DE 89.99€ – UK £69.99 – DK 799.00 DKK Climb aboard the magical Winter Holiday Train! Gather the family for some festive LEGO® building fun with this charming model featuring a full circle of track, boarding platform with bench and lamppost, a Power Functions upgradable train engine with brick-built smoke bellowing from its stack, coal tender, flatbed wagon with a rotating holiday tree, toys and gifts, and a red caboose with a detailed interior and table. The train engine also features large and small red-colored locomotive wheels and the train is decorated with green wreathes, string lights and white tree elements. This LEGO® Creator Expert set includes 5 minifigures. • Includes 5 minifigures: a locomotive driver, ticket collector, grandmother, boy and a girl. • The Winter Holiday Train includes 16 curved pieces of track, engine, coal tender, flatbed wagon with holiday tree, toys and gifts, caboose, boarding platform, bench and a lamppost. • Decorate the tree and drive the train to see the tree rotate. • Join the ticket collector in the cozy caboose for a delicious cup of cocoa. • Includes dual building instructions for a perfect family build. • Accessory elements include green wreathes, decorative lights and white tree pieces, plus wrapped gift elements and tiny brick-built toys, including a micro train, wind-up car, fire truck, remote controlled robot, sailboat and a spaceship. • Upgrade with LEGO® Power Functions (not included) for a motorized engine. • Special elements include small and large red train wheels, dark tan windows, train buffers, cow catcher, white tree elements and roller skates. • This set includes over 700 LEGO® pieces, including 16 curved tracks. • The Holiday Train in total measures over 4” (12cm) high, 20” (52cm) long and 2” (7cm) wide. • Curved rail track diameter measures over 27” (70cm).16 points
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Call me a sheep, call me the target audience - I don't care; I'm all in. I can't wait to see how people MOC this up a bit. I know I'm going to want to add a car or too. Or a caboose. I don't care. I love it!7 points
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I'd like to congratulate LEGO for maximizing the profit potential for a set from popular theme. - $100 for 734 pieces (judging by the pieces, this set is not going to be that heavy), WOW ! - Plus just enough tracks so people will have to buy more tracks if they want the train to go around a Christmas tree. - Plus you have to pay more if you want to motorize the set Worst part was, I could not decide if I was being sincere ( ) or sarcastic ( )7 points
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I just can't get that jazzed about this set at the $100 price point. Hopefully we get a nice promo like last year to offset the cost. Going to need the Gorilla Suit guy a la Trading Places. I would say the cats out of the bag on flipping the winter sets. Look how many sellers there are for Santa's Workshop on Amazon.6 points
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It's like Santa is in an incubation chamber, healing for the next long night of deliveries.5 points
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Jet.com has a new code good for $10 off your next 3 purchases of $35+. This code is good for new and existing accounts. The code is BACKTOSCHOOL05, and it is good until 10/31. (Not sure who's going back to school that late!) I just used it successfully on one order -- 60044 City Mobile Police Unit for $25 shipped.5 points
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Did some Sears /Kmart magic today. (Thanx for the lessons guys) Snagged 2 $100 Sears GC Tuesday on eBay for $88 a piece. ($14 back in ebucks 8% promo) bought 2 mystery mansions for $78.99 from Sears =Total $168 or $148ish real cost with GC discount. BUT purchase earned 30%, for a whopping $47 in points. Took $29.98 of those points to Kmart with $10 SURPISE points off $35, and grabbed 2 ghost rider sets(shipped free with no tax). Still have $17 left in points,$14 eBay bucks and $32 left on my GC..4 points
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Do you take requests? If so, please have Jar Jar Binks' upper torso pop out from the cake every 5 days or so to keep us honest.4 points
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Just built the Louvre! Couldn't wait to build one after visiting it this summer! Next up Eiffel Tower or Parisian cafe ?! [emoji848]4 points
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I don't know man. He missed the memo about including a helicopter in every LEGO set Although I have to admit I like the little robot3 points
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Dude, no, it's so we don't have to see Jar Jar jump out of the Death Star.3 points
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i think 10254's impact to 10173 will be similar to what happened with the first 2 batcaves. (i typed this a couple pages ago). after the 10254 hoopla has died down, 1) folks will remember once again 10173 is pretty scarce due to it's limited run and 2) it's still better than 10254 in many ways. to me 10254, looks more like a refresh to the Toy Story train set than 10173. s3 points
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Some forum members are now probably hoping even more desperately for the long awaited 75159 pictures to arrive before this weekend [emoji6]3 points
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I can't see it dropping the much. They really are fairly different sets, with a different target audience. Like I said a few days ago, there's such a limited supply of NISB 10173s out there, that I think the prices will stay somewhat stable. You might see a dip in prices for 10173 this year and maybe even next year, but in the long run, I think it will be fine.3 points
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Who needs holidays as excuse to party in train? But specifically for New Years Train, you would need a Gorilla Suit Guy and a businessman with suitcase minifigs3 points
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I was looking the other day, and I realized I don't own a single Darth Vader minifig. But I think I've got a Jar Jar laying around in a bulk lot somewhere. As for Leia - yes, I do have Leia. I like this idea. I'm going to do some digging in the garage this weekend to get some "add-ons" out (including Jar Jar). I have a couple of things I'm going to add starting this weekend.3 points
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Or a guy with a mop to clean up the mess left by people partying all night long in those cars3 points
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Found 6 @ Walmart for $64 each. At that price, I have no hesitations for this set.3 points
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Finished up my BB-8, a slightly different take than the one that @Locutus001 did about a month ago. I did bricklink the stand from his build because I like having the option to display it with the stand or without. Comparing the two, the biggest difference is in BB-8's head, though there are differences in the body as well. Definitely a fun little build, and it displays great. It was my first BL project, so that made it fun as well.3 points
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