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Walgreens is the only place near me with them and most them have them out already. They weren't even in their pos computers as of yesterday and most didn't have a lot of them. My fiancee and I somehow got 8 unique from two locations with our poor smooshing skills. We've yet to find a cheerleader either (or werewolf, witch, gargoyle, frankenstein, spider lady, banshee, bigfoot). Is the smoosh guide on gnaat.wordpress.com accurate for count/box of the figs? The spectre is pretty amazing looking floating at the top of my lighthouse.

Dkc, I think Helm's Deep was around less than 2 years. Someone correct me if I'm wrong. If anyone has a database of the lifetime of sets please let me know.

Amazon has the "item under review" on the listing. Could this be because they erroneously list it as including the rechargeable battery box? That would be a great deal, but most afols probably know it's not going to be a $80 train lol. I would buy ten and paint and kraggle a few for that price. I'm still paying attention to this one since I need two of these and the complex trains have such good appreciation. From what I've observed here, I don't know if people will go crazy on this with EOL rumors since the hysteria around the modulers seems to be based on duplicating the gains of the early series models.

Nice chart Spanky, I didn't realize how short the Constitution Chase was. It seems to be under appreciated and is a good poor man's Emerald Night. If you have that chart in Excel, could you show the trains with duration divided by parts count? I'm wondering if Lego loses money on trains and why they have such short lifespans on the more exciting ones.