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Apparently licensed Brickheadz are still a thing. Numbering of the set jumped to the Star Wars 75*** versus the standard Brickheadz 41***

From the upcoming Star Wars Angry Birds line

Not true. Lego have a rolling roadmap of what retires and gets released and when. Problem is the roadmap gets reviewed and things change. Another problem is when stuff goes EOL but there is still so much stock to shift.

maybe the popularity of the recent exclusives changed LEGO's distribution strategy from "BHz on every shelf in every store until they rot" to select few stores for short runs (to keep resellers constantly guessing)

A face only a mother could love.

Well, I for one, am very happy to see something other than holiday BHz show up this year.

I still cant convince myself to like Kylo Ren. Even the Kylo Brickheadz annoys me...

Listed on eBay

and yet lego is no fb nor amazon, i can tell u that ?

I don't believe this list. 1. Nobody knows at this moment - even TLG - what will be retired in 2020 or 2021. For example Tantive was released this year and they already knows that will it retire just after 1.5 years? It can happen to bad selling sets after some period of time, not just after 3 months... 2. There are some sets which i don't believe will retire this or next year - for example Porg, just after 1 year.

Yeah they keep rolling them out. Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

The trooper also looks like a cat in shades. Once you see it...

time to get your head out of the clouds and stop asking why?

From reading the Forum on BL over time, it seems it can take a few weeks for an Admin to get to your ticket on these types of things. Having a buying history on the site seems to help with this process as well. When I got started, I think it was near instantaneous, but they are so understaffed now that everything takes forever to get done since I don't think they are ever caught up. About all you can do is get your store full of your inventory in the meantime so you are ready to go when you finally get the call.

The intention with that is to make the instructions easier to follow. Considering it will never be seen after being completed.

Your forgot Aerosmith in your list.

I don't want LEGO that will biodegrade...I'm old school...I expect certain things to last forever: Taxes, Cockroaches, Radiation, Plastic bottles, and LEGOs

I glanced over the list and it didn't take long to decide to pass. It's a great collection, but, for Amazon, it's all pretty old and will be slow to sell. At MSRP, there's not a lot of meat on the bone. Sent from my SM-G965U using Brickpicker Forum mobile app