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Starfighter said:
Is the new Hogwarts Castle going to stay exclusive to Lego?
My finance manager approved the purchase for the family to work on over Christmas.
Certainly for the foreseeable future. My finance manager approved the purchase for the family to work on over Christmas.
I suspect you'll find that it is made available to selected retailers at some point next year.
If you're after it to build over Christmas, Lego is your only option.
Starfighter said:
Is the new Hogwarts Castle going to stay exclusive to Lego?
My finance manager approved the purchase for the family to work on over Christmas.
This is my 2nd favourite build. The only problem I found was that there was a high number of parts missing (c.20bricks) which took about 3wks to get from Lego customer service - hopefully you’ll have better luck esp as the build will be over Xmas My finance manager approved the purchase for the family to work on over Christmas.
SydneyBridge said:
The only one I’m not keen on is the F40 - really like the mini and mclaren alorotom said:
Oakey said:
Lego have re-released the Vestas Wind turbine;
https://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Vestas-Wind-Turbine-10...
At £160 for 800 pieces though I think they can f
k off.
I feel sorry for the dude on Brick Link who had 40 of the originals in his inventory that he wanted £2.6k a piece for!
It is powered though and lights up, so it isn’t just the brickshttps://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Vestas-Wind-Turbine-10...
At £160 for 800 pieces though I think they can f
k off. I feel sorry for the dude on Brick Link who had 40 of the originals in his inventory that he wanted £2.6k a piece for!
Edited by Oakey on Monday 26th November 10:52
cliffe_mafia said:
That looks pretty good. 
Silenoz said:
Could anyone recommend where to sell some unopened Creator Expert sets that isn't eBay?
The sets are the Mini Cooper, Beetle, Aston and Caterham. All unopened, and I'd quite like to move them on before Xmas.
How much would you want for each of them? Interested in taking them, ideally all but doubt I could afford them so maybe just the miniThe sets are the Mini Cooper, Beetle, Aston and Caterham. All unopened, and I'd quite like to move them on before Xmas.
bobski1 said:
Silenoz said:
Could anyone recommend where to sell some unopened Creator Expert sets that isn't eBay?
The sets are the Mini Cooper, Beetle, Aston and Caterham. All unopened, and I'd quite like to move them on before Xmas.
How much would you want for each of them? Interested in taking them, ideally all but doubt I could afford them so maybe just the miniThe sets are the Mini Cooper, Beetle, Aston and Caterham. All unopened, and I'd quite like to move them on before Xmas.
Amazon's lego pricing is a little bonkers... My daughter wants some Lego Friends stuff which, in my opinion, is stupidly overpriced, but the "Snow Resort Chalet (41323)", last night, was showing on Amazon for £43 odd, but I ordered it on Thursday from Amazon for £24...
It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
james_tigerwoods said:
Amazon's lego pricing is a little bonkers... My daughter wants some Lego Friends stuff which, in my opinion, is stupidly overpriced, but the "Snow Resort Chalet (41323)", last night, was showing on Amazon for £43 odd, but I ordered it on Thursday from Amazon for £24...
It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
They automatically track certain websites and will match them so can fluctuate quite dramatically (and remember when Amazon themselves go out of stock the price switches to the cheapest third party seller).It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
We stocked up for Christmas when Tesco Direct shut down, as Amazon instantly matched their clearance prices. A few of the city sets we got have never been cheaper since.
It's also worth popping the details into Brickwatch if you're after a certain set, it was an eye opener how often there are (sometimes brief) significant discounts on Lego sets. I don't think we've ever waited more than two weeks for a hefty drop worth taking advantage of.
james_tigerwoods said:
Amazon's lego pricing is a little bonkers... My daughter wants some Lego Friends stuff which, in my opinion, is stupidly overpriced, but the "Snow Resort Chalet (41323)", last night, was showing on Amazon for £43 odd, but I ordered it on Thursday from Amazon for £24...
It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
Because the Lego Friends and City sets around that price range (so they have a place on actual supermarket shelves) are commonly on special offers / discounts in places like Asda/Tesco and maybe Argos, and I guess Amazon are matching them.It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
james_tigerwoods said:
Amazon's lego pricing is a little bonkers... My daughter wants some Lego Friends stuff which, in my opinion, is stupidly overpriced, but the "Snow Resort Chalet (41323)", last night, was showing on Amazon for £43 odd, but I ordered it on Thursday from Amazon for £24...
It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
For Amazon use Camelcamelcamel it tracks the price. You put the price you want to pay and it sends you an alert when it reduces to your price point.It's just a gamble now as to when you might get the best price for anything.
https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/LEGO-41323-Resort-C...
Looking at the Amazon option you bought it just before it went out of stock
Edited by Cotty on Monday 10th December 20:57
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