So what's the consensus on An Unexpected Gathering? Wasn't too keen on it at first but it's growing on me.
After spending time in this thread my desk at work is starting to draw a lot of attention, haha
I loved it. Such a clean looking set.
Haha yep! Funnily enough it was finding your instructions online and doing some bricklinking to put it together that brought me here! I did thank you in the thread a while ago so many people at my work love it, it's awesome. Hopefully will add your Ecto-1 to go beside it sometime!hey at that tumbler looks familiar
You are JUST NOW BUYING IT?!
So what's the consensus on An Unexpected Gathering? Wasn't too keen on it at first but it's growing on me.
So what's the consensus on An Unexpected Gathering? Wasn't too keen on it at first but it's growing on me.
Indeed. I don't think I've ever asked about a set in this thread and been discouraged to buy it. The bigger problem is actually finding the space to display everything. At the moment I've trying to find a layout for:
I was always put off by the price, but it being on sale at Wal Mart and the recent glut of people here gushing on it made me cave in.
Just finished building it as well. AWESOME set. Everyone gushing about it was absolutely correct. And it is indeed super swooshable as many have said. I would say second in swooshability behind Quinjet.
And dem wings. Seriously cool construction on them.
I was always put off by the price, but it being on sale at Wal Mart and the recent glut of people here gushing on it made me cave in.
Just finished building it as well. AWESOME set. Everyone gushing about it was absolutely correct. And it is indeed super swooshable as many have said. I would say second in swooshability behind Quinjet.
And dem wings. Seriously cool construction on them.
Get it. The build is cool (Ghostmind top 5 set of the year), and looks fantastic once done.
I was always put off by the price, but it being on sale at Wal Mart and the recent glut of people here gushing on it made me cave in.
Just finished building it as well. AWESOME set. Everyone gushing about it was absolutely correct. And it is indeed super swooshable as many have said. I would say second in swooshability behind Quinjet.
And dem wings. Seriously cool construction on them.
Well I'm glad you have joined us. It's a really great set...I've yet to take mine apart since I put it together, it's just too slick. Hope they produce more ships of that quality.
While we never discourage anyone from buying sets, there are ones that almost everyone gushes about.
I will. I think that the creator set for the last moc contest is terrible.
Now...I may be biased because I built the Lex mech right before it, but I absolutely hated the robot. I similarly dislike most of the City stuff and wasn't really a big fan of the Y Wing.
That all being said, everybody go buy pretty much every other set. Go. I'll wait here.
I will. I think that the creator set for the last moc contest is terrible.
Now...I may be biased because I built the Lex mech right before it, but I absolutely hated the robot. I similarly dislike most of the City stuff and wasn't really a big fan of the Y Wing.
That all being said, everybody go buy pretty much every other set. Go. I'll wait here.
I will. I think that the creator set for the last moc contest is terrible.
Now...I may be biased because I built the Lex mech right before it, but I absolutely hated the robot. I similarly dislike most of the City stuff and wasn't really a big fan of the Y Wing.
That all being said, everybody go buy pretty much every other set. Go. I'll wait here.
ok i need your help
this guy in my city is selling this sets without minifigs at a good price (i'll be saving on spedition costs at the end). I think that i'm good with the quinjet but lately you're talking so well about weathertop and my birthday is this saturday
is it worth for construction satisfacion/bricks included?
Lotr: 9472
also
Harry potter 4758 (hogsworth's train)
any consideration?
An Unexpected Gathering works well without figs though, especially with Gandalf Arrives added. But that's the only Middle-earth set that stands alone, imo.
ok i need your help
this guy in my city is selling this sets without minifigs at a good price (i'll be saving on spedition costs at the end). I think that i'm good with the quinjet but lately you're talking so well about weathertop and my birthday is this saturday
is it worth for construction satisfacion/bricks included?
Lotr: 9472
also
Harry potter 4758 (hogsworth's train)
any consideration?
ok i need your help
this guy in my city is selling this sets without minifigs at a good price (i'll be saving on spedition costs at the end). I think that i'm good with the quinjet but lately you're talking so well about weathertop and my birthday is this saturday
is it worth for construction satisfacion/bricks included?
Lotr: 9472
also
Harry potter 4758 (hogsworth's train)
any consideration?
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All entrants must be at least 16 years old and be registered on the LEGO fansite ReBrick.com. Submissions will be accepted from March 25, 2013, at 9:00 A.M., until May 6, 2013, at 8:59 A.M., EDT. Videos must be between 15-30 seconds and be captured using a camera that is at least 3.2 megapixels, and framed to fit within a 2.40:1 aspect ratio. Submissions must contain only LEGO elements and figures with no customized parts, must follow the ReBrick House Rules, and must be suitable for children
Ooh! The(/Some?) kids will love this. Depends on the character I guess.story of Emmet, an ordinary, rules-following, perfectly average LEGO minifigure who is mistakenly identified as the most extraordinary person and the key to saving the world. He is drafted into a fellowship of strangers on an epic quest to stop an evil tyrant, a journey for which Emmet is hopelessly and hilariously underprepared.
Are these the points you only get from the Club Lego store? Can I get any other points from the sets? Like register a code or something? Haven't seen anything.I can practically taste the double VIP points.
Are these the points you only get from the Club Lego store? Can I get any other points from the sets? Like register a code or something? Haven't seen anything.
Oh not sure if you guys know, but Lego stores should be getting the Minecraft set next week.
Not large quantities from what I hear... People should act quick if they want the little set...
I don't want to sound like a broken record, but it isn't being produced in "limited" quantities any more. It is still in high demand but it's quite readily available.
No worries, but when I hear that my local B&N got 2 last year on their first shipment, then 10 on their second shipment, then, now, months after the holidays they are finally getting a 3rd shipment but of only 6, as well as hearing that the local Lego Store will only be getting 12 on Monday with a limit of 2 per VIP card, it leads me to think that the Minecraft set is still being distributed on a "batch-by-batch" basis. Which makes it seem like once B&N and Lego online and in store sell through that there will be a shortage until the next batch is distributed which makes the risk of not getting one if/when Lego decides to stop sending out the batches all the more likely...
That's why I thought it was wise to stress to people that want it to get it now while they still can instead of presuming that more sets will be on the way at some point... This set is a unique venture for Lego at this point and who knows when they would stop producing the set, right? =/
I received the Creator jet! Can't start building it today though.
I looked at the instruction manual, looks like it'll be a fun build.
You left out an important part: all while holding the lever that makes the engines light up.Mine's not scheduled to arrive until Tuesday at the earliest. I did, however, read this review and absolutely cannot wait. I want to build that thing, pick it up in one hand, and run back and forth across my entire basement making airplane sounds.
You left out an important part: all while holding the lever that makes the engines light up.
All good points. I wonder if different stores stock it based on demand?
Around here Lasting Toys routinely gets orders of 100+.
Any help Harry Potter with the Picup app?! Im not sure how to set up the app to upload to MY imgur account... The app doesn't really explain anything about how to do it... Any help here would be appreciated!
Reading that review, I want to rebuild it now. But I think the parts are in a few MOCs. Also tempted to tear down Mocs and rebuild Tower Bridge.Yeah, I did forget that. I hope it's not as hard to press both lights at once as that review suggests, the pieces that trigger the lights are off center a bit.
Thing is by far the most gorgeous Creator set I've seen, though.
Yeah, I did forget that. I hope it's not as hard to press both lights at once as that review suggests, the pieces that trigger the lights are off center a bit.
Thing is by far the most gorgeous Creator set I've seen, though.
Can be a bit fiddly but you work it out. I think the swing wing fast flyers (?) might be my preferred lego jet though. Swing wing F14 style
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