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Small bubble mailer to Canada is ~$9.50 up to 8 oz and includes tracking. Use an online postage service to print your labels and they will include the integrated customs form so no need to wait at the post office. There is no legitimate shipping option for parts from US to Canada that does not include tracking. Some sellers will try to game the rules and try to mail it as a "letter" but they are taking a risk that it either gets returned for inaccurate postage or shredded because "letters" are run through sorting machinery.2 points
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Built this gem today. Picked it up on fb for $150 and had to (sarcasm) verify completeness. Sweet set2 points
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Let’s not chat up gaming the system. The rules are the rules.1 point
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youve GOT TO SEE THIS! .. its amazing! Makes you want these sets even more.. (from the Brick Fan) https://www.facebook.com/644880835524796/videos/1962657020413831/1 point
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Will come out of eBay's pocket, but of course, ultimately that means the sellers' anyway1 point
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As far as I am concerned if your building it who cares on the cardboard box. Even still these are not collectors items due,to mass production. Comic books, no room for error. Lego boxes, meh.1 point
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Finished building it today. What a great set, no power functions yet. But the kids are having a blast. I'll have to incorporate it into the city amusement partk tomorrow. One of the best sets I think, as it brings to life something most,people have enjoyed. I hope the Ferris wheel retires soon, think I have 25 of those. Stellar theme.1 point
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3 Orders from LEGO LEGO Shop at Home to get the double promos, and I finally cleared out the last remaining BIONICLE sets (in decent condition, I left a few battered ones) from my local independent toy store for 15% under RRP . These have been a great find for me in the last months, they previously also had multiples of Tahu and the Kopaka & Melum Unity set, all still for under retail1 point
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I have my kids blow out the dust daily. That’s how they earn their own LEGO sets.1 point
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This is just beyond amazing. This trailer just ticked all of my expectations boxes. + main antagonist as a Lego Friends minifigure which majority of AFOLS hates and still considering as no "kosher" part of the LEGO lineup. - pefrect. I'm so pumped to see this next year. just give me Lando and his "where did you get that sweet space cape brother" and I'm going all-in.1 point
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Just watched the trailer, and I like what I see so far. I really loved the original. Then I watched The Lego Batman Movie and I was not as excited about it because of how my expectations got set by the first movie. Then I watched The Lego Ninjago movie and I was somewhat irritated with that movie and felt the "Lego Movie" concept was dead. However, this sequel to the original looks nice because there's enough familiarity with the characters to tie back to the original but there's newness to the story and plenty of opportunity for cool sets that will pair with the release. I'm also glad that the music selection has changed from Taylor Swift "Bad Blood" junk to Beastie Boys "Intergalactic". That right there was enough to feel like we were back on track. The alien minifigure will be cool to have and I like the smooth designs of its ship. I'm in!1 point
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Can’t remember if I posted this. 76098 - Speed Force Freeze Pursuit1 point
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I built the 70413 The Brick Bounty and it was a fun build that was not repetitive. The shark is missing (I bought set used on CL), is on order from BrickLink and roaming the high seas battling an alligator (in the background of the first picture) is not the same, unless you are sailing in the Florida Everglades or the Louisiana bayou. That imaginative play is beyond my scope and I am a completist. The sails really stand out and that is why I wanted this set. This set is a great alternative to the higher priced ships in the Pirate series, especially for those that got back into Lego a little late like I did and missed the 10210 Imperial Flagship, 6285 Black Seas Barracuda, and the 6243 Brickbeard’s Bounty. The minifigure selection is very good and I am a Pirate series fan! One minifigure is not in the photo, though I did have it (Pirate 4 - Vest and Anchor, Eyepatch ). The Pirate Captain almost looks like Captain Brickbeard, and in some ways looks even better. My only minor complaint with this set is it only comes with two cannons, not four – an easy mod and fix.1 point
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Not essentially today but finally after months of planning, ordering multiple times from brick-link, buying from PaB walls in store, redesigning, restructuring, testing, balancing, rebuilding, destroying by accident... I was finally able to finish my extremely frustrating but fantastic project of mounting this extremely fragile but adorable baby on the wall. 75192 is mounted on a solid TV-Mount (plate) attached to the wall with custom extended 4 point weight distribution bolts to keep it well balanced across the mid-structure without putting to much pressure on single section of the chassis. With some extra changes to the weight and centre-balance I was able to give it little more angular aspect to get more "air" on the bottom. Clearance on the top to the wall is about 1.5cm and bottom 6.5cm. That clearance on top and bottom gave me a little more leeway in designing the schematics for lighting kit. After testing with number of different lighting setups I came up with this as a final design. I wanted to give it on the bottom an extra push of light for obvious reasons :) Lighting is fully programmable with already programmed by me ignition sequence - flashing white lights -> red quick ignition pulse -> blue light -> blue light fading in/out. whole thing is remote controlled. reference: https://youtu.be/jPEYpryMp2s?t=75 + custom made sockets (under bottom engine outlets on left and right) for 2x 10 000 mAh Powerbanks to juice the lighting kit because from very beginning I wanted to avoid the cable management situation and keep it as clean as possible. And here it is.. I'm proud but exhausted and tired with whole thing... hope you gonna like it1 point
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Ninjago sets from a 90+ set purchase from a few weeks ago. No parts or minifigs were missing on these There were also some smaller Ninjago sets and a 9445 is missing 1 minifig. Thankfully I sold most of the Mega Blok in the lot for $155 to help offset the $175 buy-in. Next up from this lot are the large Star Wars sets.1 point
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Love the final result but man was the build frustrating. By far the worst instructions I've had to work with and I've built a lot of classic sets. Cleaning baked in dust and sorting 500+ black pieces added to the frustration (I actually don't mind refurbing classic sets but this one again was more difficult than usual). I added the railing in the back of the "message intercept" section. Anyway, I really dig the abstract nature of classic space base sets. Not all are good but this one and a few of others are kind of beautiful to look at.1 point
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Slowly working on Temple of Airjitsu. Finally got the second building together.1 point
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I can’t wait to see the MOCs that will combine the first Doctor Strange set with this one.1 point
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2 of these, ask@AlpineMaps for a $4 baseplate, sell the minifigs for 2x$40 and you got yourself a proper modular, sadly also for the price of one.1 point
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Tough to tell what all is there but older stuff- Plymouth, MN 7/71 point
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Classic Space Logo by Miro Dudas Classic Space Mug by David Roberts Classic Space Flower Mosaic by JK Brickworks1 point