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At Target, lucky to find UCS MF at 70% MSRP. Was a online return, still factory sealed. Happy New Year!!!!
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I don't know why you do either ?4 points
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i don't know why but i really like this set. meow.
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Kv. Öfvre Garnisonen by Nybohov Creation Ltd.3 points
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So, maybe not a deal, but a surprise (for me) is that the new Jaguar Speed Champions (76898) has launched on LEGO Shop at Home and is only $29.99 (565 parts)?!?!?!? Seeing as its 35 GBP, I wonder if this is a launch mistake and the pricing will be corrected. Snatched one up for personal, but those of you interested, limit is 20...3 points
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Picked two of these up today ?
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that’s just mean for posting this! happy for ya though2 points
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Classic Space LL43979 by Kev Levell2 points
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Picked up the Audi today...great build and looks fantastic! I expect this to be a good seller, its on back order at SAH Europe already and I got the last one in my local Argos.
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Potential QFLL alert... the new Mandalorian battle pack sold out at my local LEGO store within a couple hours of opening today.1 point
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This def seems to be the price everywhere but an anomaly at this price as other comparable sets are $50 in parts including the one from the last wave with the big mini cooper. Maybe Lego is trying out a loss leader to get folks into the theme, or maybe Panasonic Jaguar license is much cheaper.1 point
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391 pcs (75888) vs 565 pcs (76898) for $29.99, but 75899 (663 pcs) is $49.99, single cars are $19.99. It would be interesting to know TLG pricing algorithm on ALL speed champions sets.They are all over the place.1 point
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manually...but it does.
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Banana di Peterlan by peter ray1 point
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Galactic Interceptor by F@bz1 point
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Maneki-Neko!! So kawaii I gonna die!!!!
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I agree with this so much. We are a "we want it now" media society. The slow drip is such a good payoff. Your last line is very well stated.1 point
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Debating buying more, got plenty when they went on sale. I suspect this will be more popular in EU than in US in the after life...1 point
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Lego 212041 Great Wall of China Architecture Set (Instore Only) @ Lego Store - £31.491 point
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Finished this fun build. I was very impressed with the techniques used and the overall look of the finished models, especially the T. rex. Now on to this one...finally!1 point
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Glad I kept one OFS to build! Much more enjoyable than expected. I'm definitely going to keep it in my collection.
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As a build over Christmas with my youngest we finished Treebeard (with some modifications to Jason Allemann's original design to fit Pippin and Merry). Jasons only used parts came from a (crushed box) 10236 but we ended up adding a few other types of foilage. Still planning to sort out the face a bit, but overall we are really happy with it. A great build and one we'll keep and have a case built for.1 point
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Two recent builds: 1. Hogwarts Great Hall (expanded using 2 sets - but only pieces from the sets, no add-ons). Was fairly straight-forward to do. Increased width and height. 2. Fully enclosed Hagrid's Hut (using 2 sets, no additional pieces). This one was a bit more tricky, as it I had to make the bases hexagonal to keep the shape of the huts.
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I started comparing it to older sets and I noticed that it is really similar to the Detective's office and the pet shop. If you look at the three next to each other you really start to wonder if they accidentally copied a briefing about the colors and the setup of two sections. Don't these look a bit too similar color wise?
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Police Station by peedeejay!1 point
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I love good sarcasm on the forums1 point
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4:36pm PST June 21, 2013.1 point
