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It arrived : and here’s all my lego bling bling : representin 2022

It's better to not ask

We might see these again in the 90th anniversary castle set, Forestman Hats.

I decided to take a photo of my backlog of unbuilt sets, partly for insurance purposes and partly just because I wanted to. It's fairly alarming...

you have a Styrofoam mannequin head just laying around?

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Jang also put up first inpressions video. Glad I watched because I didn't notice that the orchid set uses a reprinted Demogorgon head piece from the Stranger Things set. That piece looks awesome.

Official image, sorry if reposting….

Thx! To answer your question, I have no qualms with how others spend their money but personally I can't ever see myself buying lego at anything above RRP. It's expensive enough and I don't have a bottomless wallet, maybe if I win the lottery... even then it'll be questionable. I just got back into lego a couple of years back when I unearthed some old castle and pirate ship sets from my parents storage area, it reminded me of how much I used to love this crap. Not to mention how much lego has changed and there's much more geared towards adults. Ever since, I have been collecting sets and have a number that are on my "must have" list and normally try to get them closer to retirement to try and score some discounts but that's easier said than done. If I miss out on some sets, so be it. Either way, it's for personal use. This domain has helped educate me quite a bit and I try to give back when I can but recognize I'll never reach the heights of most folks on here. Not that I'm aspiring to, it's just interesting and humbling.

Yes it was, I was the one last summer that pointed out that the instructions app listed retired sets earlier, but some of these old diehard curmudgeons on this site still like to wait for the official Lego website to list them as Retired, which it did today. You really need to keep up I use the aforementioned app and I have a wishlist on Lego titled “Retired”, but you can call it anything, we’re I save my hoarded sets to see when they display as retired. I am sure others have more advanced techniques where they run a script for what sets flip to retired but I enjoy my way. Finally, if you do not resell lego why is this information important to you, so you just don’t miss out on a set or something else? I know I might sound like an Arse but I truly would like to know.

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I'm one of those old curmudgeons but I too thought that LEGO Shop at Home had listed the set as retired earlier this year.