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  1. 17 points
  2. 13 points
  3. Surprising. TRU actually sent proper product and quantity. Now if they could get the order they cancelled 254 on off hold that would be great.
    9 points
  4. After striking out last night I found two $7 Scout Troopers. I spent an hour in the car driving to the middle of nowhere, but it was worth it for another successful Walmart Lego adventure.
    7 points
  5. While everyone was trying to find $7 Scout Troops, I made my own deal for 25% off Mixels + $25 back in points.
    7 points
  6. Girlfriend that will stop at 3 Walmart's looking for LEGO and not be pissed she left empty handed? Sounds like a keeper to me.
    5 points
  7. 5 points
  8. If I told you how, you'd miss all the reading of last couple pages in Daily Deals thread about it
    4 points
  9. Is it bad im excited about $1 Duplo planes?
    4 points
  10. None of you like buildables so just leave them for me I'll come pick up them for you. Only have 5 at the moment.
    4 points
  11. Mixed Lot - Buy-in $140 Mixed in via piece recognition or booklets I've found: 10220 - Camper Van 21005 - Falling Water 4730 - Chamber of Secrets 4841 - Hogwarts Express 4737 - Quidditch Match 4738 - Hagrid's Hut 4195 - Queen Anne 7946 - King's Castle 8097 - Slave I Too many Bionicles to count Bunch of other mid-size sets Lot of organization ahead of me....lets hope there aren't too many pieces missing. ?️
    3 points
  12. Lol, who says she's not pissed?
    3 points
  13. Mini bat mobile polybag. Had to buy something looking for those $7 dollar speeder bikes. No luck.
    3 points
  14. Not LEGO related, but do check your Surprise points regularly for crazy promos coming from Sears/KMart. I just bought 4 beach towels at Sears for $6 total after $5 on $5 and $6 on $6 Surprise Point offers for Sears Home. Paid the $6 with my Sweeps winnings.
    3 points
  15. Confirmed. Shelf had full retail price with scanner showing $6.97. Helluva score.. cleaned out one Walmart in Ft Wayne Indy... all while on travel for business. Couldn't help but notice the rapid succession of posts buzzing the phone over the past hour. Thanks BP community!
    3 points
  16. And thanks to BL, I now have free sets. Jabba sold already
    3 points
  17. Of course my closest store shows 3 at that price and none to be found.
    3 points
  18. 3 points
  19. 4 Jakku Encounter. $20 each Juniors Demolition $15 Ninjago Samurai. $13 2 BF Darth Vader $7 each Fire ladder Truck $5 3 Ultimate Axl $2.50 each 2 AB Piggy Car $3.50 per LAST BUT CERTAINLY NOT LEAST: ANGRY BIRDS: Bird Island Heist. For what for it...... 2.50! I will post my receipt in WM thread.
    3 points
  20. Sealed Battle of Endor 8038 for $125. Not bad considering the RPP was originally $100 plus tax. I'm planning to build this one...
    3 points
  21. In recent weeks, LEGOLAND California has gone through another price structure change. This time, removing discounts from "Sale" and "Hard to Find" items that are carried in their shops. In year's past, annual passholders would expect to find LEGO sets priced at RRP. With a LEGOLAND California Annual Pass, a 10% discount was applied to all orders. During the years of "no discounts on exclusives," this made purchasing exclusives, such as modular buildings, a little more desirable at LEGOLAND. Late last year, LEGOLAND California started raising prices on certain items, to "balance" the Annual Pass discount. Items such as the Disney Castle, which has an RRP of $349.99, has been priced at $384.99 at LEGOLAND California. With the increase in price, the discount works out to less than a $5 savings with an Annual Pass. This price increase is not limited to just "Hard to Find" items, though. Even items like polybags, minifigures, and Brickheadz have seen a $1 increase over RRP. With this new policy, comes the pledge to reduce pricing back to RRP. "You should notice we've reduced prices on the Hard to Find items," said one employee this past weekend. (Although, the Disney Castle is still listed in store at the higher price). In my own analysis, LEGOLAND California was most likely losing sales on the Hard to Find items to the non-Annual Passholders. Without a discount, there's not much need to buy a $385 Castle when you can order it from Shop At Home while you're standing there, and have it waiting for you when you come home from vacation. Keep in mind that state tax rates at LEGOLAND California are 7.75%. Whether this policy remains in effect during the usual Christmas season passholder double discount sale (20% instead of the usual 10%) remains to be seen. No word yet on whether this will affect any other promotions that periodically go out to Passholders as well. For the time being, though, one of the extra special "perks" that were granted to Annual Passholders has been taken away. Investors that were using that perk as a means to leverage a little extra out of their Annual Pass will have to rethink that purchase when it comes to renew their passes. At this point in time, LEGOLAND Florida does not mirror this policy, although they do have a policy of restricting purchases as they see fit.
    2 points
  22. Just noticed that this has been uploaded to brickset database. https://brickset.com/sets/75187-1/BB-8 Based on uploaded info doesn't look like a UCS set in the same scale as R2. Shame. Looks like I'll be bricklinking Anios MOC.
    2 points
  23. Pro Tip: If its TRU and its something you want or think you can make money on pay the $19 for next day shipping. If it doesn't ship you won't get charged, if it does ship but not next day they will refund your $19.
    2 points
  24. Hogwarts Express by Carl Greatrix
    2 points
  25. The models look really great, no question about that. But I can't imagine TLG accepting other models in the same 'series' from RobenAnne as additional official Ideas sets. Anyway, I just looked back at the dates of previous Review Results reveals, and the 3rd 2015 Review Results video was published on (Thursday) June 9th, 2016. Which means the 3rd 2016 Review Results could be coming later this week, IF LEGO Ideas follows the same schedule...
    2 points
  26. If beer was also on her list, then yes.
    2 points
  27. My son loves them which is why I was looking. Buildable figs are only sets he doesn't totally destroy as a three year old.
    2 points
  28. This seems to happen to me all the time. I use the app. The app says "X" on hand so I jump in the car and head off. I get there and nada. This is why I don't go out of my way for Walmart. If I'm already there great but I'm not making special trips.
    2 points
  29. LEGO 75532 Scout Trooper SKU: 55126263 for those searching inventories. I just did a search. Five Walmarts in a 25 mile radius of me have it at this price. Of all the times to not own a car...
    2 points
  30. That's impressive if he built it with those gloves on
    2 points
  31. Ok, what did you do with the real TabbyBoy?
    2 points
  32. In recent weeks, LEGOLAND California has gone through another price structure change. This time, removing discounts from "Sale" and "Hard to Find" items that are carried in their shops. In year's past, annual passholders would expect to find LEGO sets priced at RRP. With a LEGOLAND California Annual Pass, a 10% discount was applied to all orders. During the years of "no discounts on exclusives," this made purchasing exclusives, such as modular buildings, a little more desirable at LEGOLAND. Late last year, LEGOLAND California started raising prices on certain items, to "balance" the Annual Pass discount. Items such as the Disney Castle, which has an RRP of $349.99, has been priced at $384.99 at LEGOLAND California. With the increase in price, the discount works out to less than a $5 savings with an Annual Pass. This price increase is not limited to just "Hard to Find" items, though. Even items like polybags, minifigures, and Brickheadz have seen a $1 increase over RRP. With this new policy, comes the pledge to reduce pricing back to RRP. "You should notice we've reduced prices on the Hard to Find items," said one employee this past weekend. (Although, the Disney Castle is still listed in store at the higher price). In my own analysis, LEGOLAND California was most likely losing sales on the Hard to Find items to the non-Annual Passholders. Without a discount, there's not much need to buy a $385 Castle when you can order it from Shop At Home for $35 less while you're standing there, and have it waiting for you when you come home from vacation. Keep in mind that state tax rates at LEGOLAND California are 7.75%. Whether this policy remains in effect during the usual Christmas season passholder double discount sale (20% instead of the usual 10%) remains to be seen. No word yet on whether this will affect any other promotions that periodically go out to Passholders as well. For the time being, though, one of the extra special "perks" that were granted to Annual Passholders has been taken away. Investors that were using that perk as a means to leverage a little extra out of their Annual Pass will have to rethink that purchase when it comes to renew their passes. At this point in time, LEGOLAND Florida does not mirror this policy, although they do have a policy of restricting purchases as they see fit. View full blog article
    1 point
  33. Now I know why my order got changed to 3 and then delayed.
    1 point
  34. Ah yes. The good ol' QFLL game. I did that back in the old days....of the 71040 Disney Castle at the start. It was a nice profit but packing and storing the large ones is hard sometimes. Still, mad props to you for pulling it off.
    1 point
  35. Sorting bricks by 1982redhead
    1 point
  36. Modular round park square by 1982redhead
    1 point
  37. Let me guess, was she the one that roughed up the Irvine stores? All of the Star Wars sections were torn apart, looked as if someone scoured every nook and cranny
    1 point
  38. Toys R Us In-Store - Juniors and Duplo 20% off
    1 point
  39. Ideas? Yes, drive there tonight. They won't be there in the morning.
    1 point
  40. "Box Office Week: Wonder Woman smashes predictions opening at #1 with $100.5M domestic and $223M worldwide, setting multiple opening weekend records for a female director."
    1 point
  41. I think it is 87995 - Minifig, Hair Bubble Style (Afro) - look at the rightmost flower and you can see it sideways, showing the contours of a hair piece.
    1 point
  42. First three scenes of an ongoing (I imagine) series recreating scenes from "Les Miserables". #1. A Loaf of Bread (Les Miserables) by W. Navarre #2. There is But One Man Capable of That (Les Miserables) by W. Navarre #3. A Just Man (Les Miserables) by W. Navarre
    1 point
  43. The Final Man by W. Navarre
    1 point
  44. Lisa's F9 Lightning by CK-MCMLXXXI
    1 point
  45. Remote City by Adam Dodge
    1 point
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