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For me, I don't care enough about a ship that lasted 1+ seasons of a Star Wars show to drop over $500 on it. $200-300? Sure. If Lego is going to charge me $500 for a UCS, it better be something impressive along the lines of a Venator. Outside of a few UCS ships that area going to be larger and command a higher price, I think that $200-250 is a sweet spot like the X-Wings, Y-Wings, Snowspeeders, etc. For the higher price point, give me that large Geonosian Arena, Endor Bunker/Ewok Village type set that is of a grander scale. A single ship that holds little importance (to me at least) is not getting my $500. Bottom line, it's not the money, it's what I feel I'm getting for that money. I have no problem with the price of the ISD or AT-AT, but a similar price for a Razor Crest just doesn't sit well with me. I'll BL the figures and move on.

Looks like the only thing that mattered was a different email address. Physical address didn’t matter as I received two castles with the same physical address this morning.

Here's a little overview video of the castle I put together: https://www.instagram.com/p/ChpDjflljAV/ Pictures: https://www.instagram.com/p/ChoD2u4OjEy/ Going to build it tonight

Nothing new. LEGO has done this before

You guys talking for this fall UCS set ($530 one) or for the rumored smaller one for '23? I would prefer a large MBS for the larger set this fall and a Razor Crest at the $200 (now 230) pricepoint next year. But with the sticker sheet being leaked, it appears we'll get a monster Razor Crest for some reason. If the UCS for next year ends up the new N1 and not an original Naboo Starfighter, it will be 2 in a row I'll be skipping.

Mine arrived today as well. My daughter is jazzed about it so we'll probably build it. I ordered a few for friends to their houses and just put in a receipt with my wife's name as well. Also second little bag of pieces. It may not have a nice box, but it's nicely put together for a freebie and has an exclusive printed piece. Looks like the printed instruction manual was made as one you could slide into the front of the yellow GWP box (like the chariot or teal brick). But shipping a little box costs more than padded mailers.

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https://brickset.com/sets/theme-Star-Wars/subtheme-Master-Builder-Series I think people retroactively include Ewok Village and AoH since there was no official MBS designation then.

yeah all those ziploc ones are elements and hand built. The Legoland promos had like 4 in the set and the Ninjago fidget spinnners too. Employees messed them up a lot so just offered to build my own so I didn't have to recheck them all after getting them. Basically like the builds they used to do in store with the elements all being separate. Just got the generic cover card and ziploc.

I have that and like 8-10 of the MILF they did. I think with the castle set Lego sends cases of the elements to a third party and they manually fill the bags, just a thought and probably wrong.

I got one of mine. It's pretty unimpressive in person. I did inventory the pieces because I was paranoid that it would be missing pieces but it came out correct. The only thing special about this is that printed tile and the instructions.

DS Throne Rooms... I never have found them interesting as sets. Seems like a waste of bricks again. Seems like we just had one. Endor Speeder Bikes - pricey for a speeder or two and 3-4 figures. Probably get a tree too. UCS - betting now that it is Mando ship - either the RazorCrest or the new N-1. TIE Bomber - hope it scales with the Solo TIE fighter but no holding my breath.

It makes the ship look bigger if there's a smaller person holding it haha

So why do LEGO put the recommended age on the box only to ignore it on their ad materials? The box says 14+, but this kid does not look 14: