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Update:
I dropped this piece of junk off at the UPS store and wrote Amazon customer service. They upgraded the replacement order to one-day shipping so I should receive it tomorrow (hopefully in an outer box) and they gave me $10 Amazon credit for the inconvenience. She also said she forwarded my message to their shipping department.
Thinking about it, this hasn't really upset me very much. The box is so ridiculously damaged that the blatant disregard for packaging is just kind of comical and funny.
is it correct that I cannot find rubber bands in the pick a brick store?
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Shows up for $149.99 for me right now on shop.lego.com It shows 299 as the number of VIP points you get.
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I count 30 bags.
So, do I empty them all into one big pile, or just the Bag 1's (of which there are a dozen)?
One big pile! On the carpet!
In the grass for added difficulty!
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Big pile, only sorting allowed is to separate big pieces from small pieces.
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I just started dumping bags. Small bits are in bowls (lots of 'bags-within-bags' here). I may mix up the two large piles.
Man, long ass day. -_-
Whatever the case, I think I may just order my double VIP Lego sets from home since I'll be busy and out of town until Sunday night. Could give me something exciting for Monday! But shipping...Ugh. Maybe not, haha.
Gonna need some build pics of that Town Hall ghostmind!
Second time recently where someone has said this. Do they time you when you are picking bricks?I was tossing stuff in there at the end since I was running out of time.
I don't see Town Hall on Amazon yetMight have to hit the LEGO store this weekend.
Second time recently where someone has said this. Do they time you when you are picking bricks?
Oh, no, not at all. I had to pick my son up from daycare, so I had to pick up the pace at the end so I wasn't late. Those tiles are harder to stack than I thought as well, so after fiddling with them for more time than I should have I kinda just gave up on them and dumped them around the core of bricks that I had stacked up and took off to get my kid.
Can't speak for any of the other stores, but all of the staff at the Lego store in Columbus are very friendly and I've never felt pressured in there at any time. Definitely thumbs up for them.
Where is everyone finding the Tantive IV? I want to get that set someday, and soon so the price doesnt skyrocket.
Picked up the Falcon tonight. Damn, that was a fun build. Much more fun than the X-Wing and TIE Fighter due to the mostly asymmetrical nature of the ship. While it is not as sturdy or model worthy as the Imperial Shuttle, it is still a damn fine looking set when finished.
So now I on one side of my TV I have an Imperial Shuttle towering over my equipment rack, and a TIE Fighter on top of my left front speaker. On the other side I have the X-Wing on top of the right front speaker, and the Millennium Falcon on the subwoofer next to it.
Yeah, gonna have to cut back. No room for any more sets for a while now.
Anybody have that UCS Obi Wan's Jedi Starfighter? It's $60 at the Lego online shop. I am just wondering what happens when you try to fit a minifig into the cockpit. Most reviews say it doesn't work but I don't understand why.
I felt the same way with the Fire Brigade and Pet Shop. There are many features that I didn't know these sets had and it made it very fun to put them together. I may buy another Pet Shop just for expansion purposes so I can add two more houses to my street.
Picked this up after work.
Yesterday evening I started the mini-modulars.
Seriously, to everyone who still is on the fence about buying them... DO IT!!!
I'm still at the beginning of my adult-age LEGO activities, but these are probably the most fun I've ever had building something and I'm really looking forward to doing the rest of them.
+1
The entire build was - 'whats this piece going there for....OH, its a tiny doorstep, so cool!' x 100
The VW camper was similar, but more 'why am I putting this....aww a tiny set of drawers, so cute'
It seems so expensive though. Or is the price per piece really good?
1356 pieces, 69.99 = 0,05 / piece, which is pretty good. Of course most of it are small parts, but that's still not bad.
Does anyone know if the Lego stores (London, UK) stock the Power Functions parts on their own rather than the quite rubbish set?
I've never noticed them before.
It seems so expensive though. Or is the price per piece really good?
you guys are all crazy mixing up the bags like that, I find it hard enough to find time to put together a set as it is without making the process last longer.
you guys are all crazy mixing up the bags like that, I find it hard enough to find time to put together a set as it is without making the process last longer.