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A tip from a fellow bper landed me this for a pretty good price .

Press release incoming. 10261 LEGO Creator Expert: Roller Coaster Ages 16+. 4,124pieces. $379.99 US – $479.99 CN – DE 329.99€ – FR 349.99€ – UK £299.99 – DK 2699DKK *Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing. Take a ride with the ultimate Roller Coaster! Enjoy the thrills and excitement of the fairground with thischain-lift Roller Coaster featuring a wealth of brick-built details and 11 minifigures. Upgradable with LEGO® Power Functions and LEGO BOOST for an added movement sensor and realistic sound effects! Capture the speed, thrills and excitement of the ultimate fairground attraction with this incredible LEGO® Creator Expert 10261 Roller Coaster. This fully functional chain-lift model comes with 2 trains and an array of authentic features and functions, including a ticket booth, cotton candy cart, concession stand, height marker, and a covered boarding station complete with opening barriers and a control panel. Lower the lap bars to secure the riders into the cars and release the brake to send the train to the foot of the first climb. Then activate the chain lift and enjoy the ride as the gravity-driven cars hurtle through the Roller Coaster’s twists and turns. Upgrade the Roller Coaster with LEGO Power functions for a motorized chain lift or LEGO BOOST for an added movement sensor and realistic sound effects! This incredible collectible toy has been designed to provide a challenging and rewarding building experience with a touch of nostalgia and charm. Includes 11 minifigures. • Build a fully functioning Roller Coaster with 2 trains, lots of big dips and upgrade options • Upgrade with LEGO® BOOST and LEGO Power Functions for an even more immersive experience • Roller Coaster model measures over 20” (53cm) high, 34” (88cm) wide and 16” (41cm) deep • LEGO® Creator Expert building toys are compatible with all LEGO construction sets for creative building • Includes 11 minifigures: a cotton candy vendor, 2 ride attendants, 2 grandparents with their granddaughter and 5 riders. 8 of these minifigures feature reversible heads to display different emotions. • Fully functional chain-lift Roller Coaster model features a classic brick-built sign, control panel, 2 trains—each consisting of 3 train cars with low-friction wheels, and a 44-piece track consisting of 7 different rail elements. • Also features a ticket booth, fountain, cotton candy cart, concession stand, waiting area with bench, camera element and a pond with a frog figure. • Buy your ticket at the booth and make your way to the covered plaza. • No cheating at the height marker—the ride attendant has an accurate measuring stick! • Help the riders into the cars and secure the lap bars. • Release the brake to send the cars to the foot of the first climb. • Activate the chain lift to pull the train cars to the top of the first drop. • Move the rails to launch a second train. • Serve refreshing beverages at the concession stand or spin some cotton candy. • Don’t forget to smile as you race past the camera! • Upgrade the Roller Coaster with LEGO® Power Functions for a motorized chain lift, or with LEGO BOOST for automated chain lift activation and realistic sound effects! • Decorated elements include a ticket, money, arrow tiles, pressure gauge, number pad and a ride control panel. • Special new-for-June-2018 elements include a 2x8x6 Rail Slope, 1x2x1 Bow Brick, plant leaves, stalks and flowers. • Other elements include a height checker and 2 cotton candy treats. • Makes the perfect fairground addition to the 10257 LEGO® Creator Expert Carousel and 10247 LEGO® Creator Expert Ferris Wheel • Measures over 20” (53cm) high, 34” (88cm) wide and 16” (41cm) deep.

Is it weird that I am more excited about the cotton candy cart ???

I guess those cheap Boosts from Target are going to come in mighty handy: Upgrade the Roller Coaster with LEGO® Power Functions for a motorized chain lift, or with LEGO BOOST for automated chain lift activation and realistic sound effects!

Old Library by Mannesalt

Admittedly Craigslist has a lower bar, but that reminds me of a post I responded to there. “LEGOS FOR SALE CHEAP ONE BIN $50” No pictures. I respond to the listing, asking for photos. Response: “Oh my GOD, they’re LEGOS. I need to get some DINNER. Bye”

Sure are churning out the publicity material. Second video of the day.

More "Filoni" Star Wars is always good - I would actually enjoy a show just watching him discuss Star Wars.

More Star Wars is always good as far as I'm concerned ?

The City set is known - it´s 60194 from the Arctic subtheme.

What's so creepy about Fry's?

Apparently, going forward all sets must have boost integration, a helicopter and or roller coaster tracks.

SOLD !!!

Yes, I am sure that on release day one we will get at least ten people complaining it´s a poor design and that their coasters don´t roll only to find they built it wrong.

I’ll steal my son’s when he isn’t looking.

15% off mobile eBay purchase with code PLAN2SAVE. max discount $50, ends today 4PM EST

I believe it is In Store only...

Mini road trip by Alex THELEGOFAN

I think I'm more jealous of all the empty space in that room. If I tried to take a picture like that in my home, I'd have to continually yell at my kids to get all of their stuff for like an hour.

Ah, see, I'm at work and they blocked the site, so I was going aff what people were saying without being able to read the original. thanks for adding the text.

I guess you could say BOOST sales might be getting.....(puts sunglasses on)....a boost. YYYYEEEEAAAAHHHH!!!!!

The blue dragon displayed at NY toy fair.

17101 - LEGO Boost for $75 on clearance at Walmart. Saw this morning’s press release for the Rollercoaster. It mentions some programmable functions and even custom sounds for the Rollercoaster if you hook up a Boost. Not going to pass on a Boost for greater than 50% off (I missed the $49 Boost couple weeks back).

Never too soon if the price is good. 10261 now up on SAH. Lego taxed countries pay 350 euros - not too excessive.

Awesome. Plain and simple. I love how it can basically break apart for easy movement, the switch-track is GREAT attention to detail and the tires used to help the train around the top hill is pretty neat. I can only imagine the MOCs people will make with this set alone...not to mention more than one. It wont be a day one purchase as I know I will have a lot of time to buy this, but this will definitely be in my list!

Ahh, now I get what the hammer is for....

Winter Landscape by Full Plate

The Legend of Anendra by Malin Kylinger

This right here. I hate EBAY for this, the 10% and charging buyers RETAIL shipping pricing that is inflated so much it is ridiculous. I don't understand why they can't have a system in place where there are auto-refunds when you check out to give back any over-charging on shipping. Wouldn't this solve the issue and sellers can't charge a ton more and when i'm trying to sell to California they are not being charged $17 when it only costs me $10 when i check out.

I've noticed eBay is the culprit when providing buyers with what I'd consider "too optimistic" delivery dates.

Buyer pays for a minifigure on Saturday afternoon, I ship it Monday morning. Today I get a message from buyer that they are furious about the estimated delivery being changed from 4/27 to 4/28 They need the figure by 4/27 for a wedding cake and they demand that I refund them the shipping now. As far as I can tell, I mailed it at the earliest opportunity, meeting my requirements, I have no control over the post office, It's in their local distribution center, and their expected arrival date hasn't occurred yet. Am I the one who is crazy in thinking that there's no way I should have to refund them anything? I mean, what kind of crazy person demands a refund before they even expect to receive an item? Who knows why the USPS changes delivery dates, but in my experience they usually update it when it gets to the distribution center, but then deliver on the original estimated day.

I’d rather see light blue, similar to the Beetle. Dharma Blue (from LOST)

The biggest down fall in the hospital set... TLG did not include this little guy! Like how do you not have him in the set walking out of the hospital?

Essentially, the main structure in this line of Disney is on an 8x8 Plate. That Plate can be swapped with larger sets, (ie removing towers or sections of the castle), and then adding the one you want in its place. There are currently 5 sets out in this fashion; new Cinderella and Sleeping Beauty castles, Mulan and Frozen smaller sets and the Ariel boat (41151, 41152, 41153, 41154, 41155) Castles are set up so the towers are on the 8x8 architecture and can easily be swapped out, much like the newish Modular homes in the Creator line. Even within each set, you have a B&S function. See the 2 plates under the bookcase on the front? The idea is that you can swap out either of the two 2x4 Plates that are meant to look like an Easel and the other, a stand for the Frog. and make the set more playable.

and with all those multiples, you can finally get around to the helicopter tour company MOC you've been waiting to cross off your build bucket list. i think the people pack with people rafting, racing bikes, climibing, cooking over propane tank and taking selfies while mountain climibing this is clearly meant to be paired with the hospital as the Future Patient People Pack. that red tent is awesome .

10% off lego now. bunch of interesting sets showed up also. most about rrp even with the 10% off though.

Little rant. Seller has a couple of minifigs for sale and one picture of the back of the figures is really blurry. I can't make out the condition of the figures and I just want the torsos to replace some figures with cracked arms. Sent a message asking if they had any better pictures. Get a reply back "Just what is there, selling cheap". I am sorry, if you can't take an extra picture for an interested party or even take a good picture to begin with, perhaps you shouldn't sell on ebay.

Its probably is like how many ppl you ask that many answers you get. I find it extremely legit. They aim from the start to get a standard, official banking license, now they have just some "lower" operating status as an institution that can make e-payments. But you can ask TabbyBoy.. he knows more from behind the scenes how likely is BABB going to achieve their goal in obtaining a solid banking license. and you might also want to check their twitter - twitter.com\getbabb

Still not enough of a reason ever to step foot into that hellhole.

Must of been before they forged the Banhammer.

Pepperidge Farm remembers...

Hopefully this paves the way for some other famous landmarks in future years (initial Lego mockups attached)

That haircut looks familiar

5500 Euro, all sets in sealed condition... The value of them in EU market is about 8500 Euro.

They are at max capacity and it is only April. They are trimming 3P sellers left, right and center. They want sellers who stock in demand products at fair prices with very high turnover. The days of being the market for everything are long gone (that is what ebay is for). 3P on Amazon is not forever. More and more manufacturers are selling direct. Best Buy will be closing all of their stores at the end of the year and will be selling exclusively on Amazon. Wholesale and distributors, and retail stores, will become dinosaurs.

Dick's Sporting Goods Store by morecitybricks