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There's always money in that Sent from my SM-G975U using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

The finished product. Sent from my SM-A520F using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

Quick run to a local spot: 6x 31084 Pirate Coaster $19 1x 70828 Party Bus $17 1x 41351 Tuning Shop $7 2x 41159 Carriage Ride $4.50 2x 75199 SW Combat Speeder $5 Tracker said there were 9 coasters but I could only find 6. Nice little score from a store that hit the panic button very early. Lots of $2.50-$5 stuff I missed out on during the day. Shelves were wrecked. Sent from my SM-G975U using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

Spending Old System in US: 20 VIP points = US $ 1 redeemed value New System in US: 130 VIP points = US $ 1 redeemed value Earning Old System in US: Spend US $ 1 = Earn 1 VIP point New System in US: Spend US $ 1 = Earn 6.5 VIP points Putting Them Together Old System in US: Buy $100 set, Get 100 VIP points, which have value of $5 New System in US: Buy $100 set, Get 650 VIP points, which have value of $5

For those with a Kroger Marketplace nearby: Kroger has a 30% off 1 Toy Purchase (can be multiple items) digital coupon, expiring 7/16. I did a quick scan using Kroger.com and cannot see anything on sale to stack this with, but it might be that you'll find savings in-store that are not listed online.

It’s new from the Build-A-Minifig tower in LEGO stores. - Cheers!

New pics of the box: Bouwsteentjes

Not directly Lego related, but for storage. Handful of Muscle Racks on Sale at Home Depot Shamelessly taken from SD: https://www.homedepot.com/SpecialBuy/SpecialBuyOfTheDay

I read on Brickset that the new VIP points system is now based on the Danish Krone, and the amount you get in $ / £ / € (etc) is based on the (current) exchange rate. 1 DKK spent = 1 VIP point, and so ... 1 US$ spent = 6.63 DKK which is ~ 6.5 VIP points 1 £ spent = 8.32 DKK which is ~ 8 VIP points 1 € spent = 7.47 DKK which is ~ 7.5 VIP points

I allegedly did... I'll believe it when it arrives though.

At $30+ you are correct. [emoji41]

All this talk about conversions and no one talked about the one big advantage this could bring especially if trading in points for promo stuff

SOLD OUT @ AMAZON !! Gentlemen start your engines!!

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The new point system is actually not as bad as you think. In fact, in terms of purchasing power in dollar amounts from purchases, the new system is the same as the old system. Let's take 75192 Millennium Falcon for example. Under the old system, you earn 800 points for this $800 purchase. The 800 points are worth $40 under the old system. Under the new system, you earn 5200 points for this $800 purchase. The 5200 points are worth $40 under the new system. I believe that the point system change is made so that Lego could award reduced-value "round-figure" points (e.g., 100, 200, 300, etc.) to members for activities other than purchases.

Failure of the sticker - MILWAUKE-EIGHT Missing second E (MILWAUKE)