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Purchased two #71044 Disney Train Stations (Train Station bags only) on eBay some time ago. Finally put together and modified to be a complete and enclosed building. They are essentially mirrored from one side to the next. I also expanded the taller tower a little bit and now fits a total of four windows on the roof instead of the original just having two. Plus, I made it to be modular as well. I did not have to use too many extra pieces from my bulk, mainly tile pieces and the train tracks. And I was able to integrate the cobblestone tiles from the GWP Harry Potter Diagon Ally #40289. I do enjoy train station buildings and I think it looks pretty sharp.

You should tell them that returns might ship in their original packaging.

Some nice Honey deals out there, and some sprinkles on top to make that jar a bit sweeter A LEGO® Friends gift LEGO® Friends fans will love this colorful Flower Cart set. It's your gift with qualifying LEGO Friends, DOTS and/or Creator 3in1 purchases over $40. Offer good 10/1-10/31 or while supplies last.* Get a LEGO® City Ocean Diver gift Discover imaginative underwater exploration with a set featuring a diver minifigure with a deep-sea scooter plus a coral reef setting and a stingray figure. It's your gift with LEGO® City, NINJAGO® and/or Super Mario™ purchases over $40, 10/1-10/24 or while supplies last.*

fossils. thank you jesus

Ferrari 308 GTB - Matchbox edition by László Torma

Ganjadalf's Hideout by mocsbymad

Mediterranean town square by Andrew Tate

Ninjago City Collab by Mark

Updated 2021-23 Star Wars list published on Brick Fanatics (link).

1. Yes, you can buy different items with offer and get them all. 2. I have never tried but my understanding is that the offer is for one of each item only.

Honey deals are very good but I wish there were a real gwp and not just a poly. Never sure what to do with the random collection of polys I get. For those interested, here is the link: https://www.joinhoney.com/explore/popular/lego shop/E9DXCzE8d_114 I think 15% off the top end sets (e.g. Diagon Alley) is better than many gwp. And the wreath might no longer be around by the next time there is a gwp. Although Lego probably made way many after they were so hot last year.

2021 Star Wars & Marvel advent calendars 25% off when signed into Walgreens & using code WELCOME25 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When I saw the original post I thought L e p i n then zoomed in and wow nice score, any good backstory?

"Good haul at first glance." understatement of the year

"Catch these LEGO sets before they're gone forever"...Yeah right "forever" is as likely as the typical marriage nowadays

Bought a bulk lot last week 3 tubs $275.The tubs contained some of the following with manuals and all pieces 7693 mars mission attack,10190 market street,10185 green grocer,10182 cafe corner,10197 fire brigade,4504,4502,7128,10174 UCS ALL terrain scout transport,7018 Viking ship most with all of the minifigures included.Good haul at first glance.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/browse/17985366011?offerId=pcb-BWOX7XNURI&pldnSite=1 10% back using Prime Card on a bunch of sets. Expires December 20th. Some of the highlights below. 75936 T-Rex Rampage 76161 Batwing 10270 Bookshop 31203 World Map 43196 Belle Castle 75272 UCS Star Destroyer 31201 Harry Potter Art 43197 Frozen Castle 31202 Mickey Mouse Art 10283 NASA Shuttle 71043 Hogwarts Castle 76193 Guardians Ship 10265 Mustang 42110 Land Rover 75290 Mos Eisley Cantina 10295 Porsche 911 75314 Bad Batch Shuttle 75315 Imperial Light Cruiser 75308 R2-D2 10275 Elf Club House 10267 Gingerbread House 75292 Razor Crest 10266 Apollo 11 Lunar Lander 71374 NES

Back at the end of August I bought a bulk lot for $300, which was by far the most I'd spent on such a thing, I'm much more comfortable spending $30-80 for what might be random crap. However this one had manuals for Parisian Restaurant, Holiday Train, Winter Village Station, and the City Hospital as well as about $1000 RRP of Friends sets. The first and last of which I have new-in-box still, so it's a used-for-new trade out. I've spent the last few weeks sorting them, into their own brand new sorting bins that I hadn't used yet. I've gotten City Hospital and WV Station to 100%, Parisian Restaurant to 99% (just twelve pieces missing!) and just started the Train tonight, up to 45% so far. I started with some good sized chunks of the bigger sets still intact gave me a bit of a head start. A funny thing is that I'm letting my daughter play with the parts I'm sorting and occasionally I'll find the part I'd been searching everywhere for in some little build she's made. I told her when I'm done she can choose a set or a few from the stack of manuals and we can part them together.

The Meeting Point by Lepralego

It always cracks me up how so many people here seem to think that every little thing that happens with respect to LEGO is part of some well thought out and carefully crafted master plan. I have no direct insight into how LEGO runs internally, but I'm guessing it is far more chaotic and less well planned than many believe. They are running a massive operation and I'd bet they spend far more time figuring out mundane things like how to get X tons of ABS plastic pellets from point A to point B at just the right time so they don't have to sit on a dock waiting for the necessary colorant to arrive from the dye supply company, than they do figuring out when to post a Retiring Soon tag on LEGO Shop at Home to squeeze a little extra out of resellers. Sent from my LM-V600 using Tapatalk