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BlueMR2

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Tuesday 28th October 2025
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BORNXenon said:
toastyhamster said:
Can you provide a supplier for the BA kit? I built this set earlier this year and always thought about putting the BA livery on it.

Just finished the big Millennium Falcon and wall mounted it (stressful). Ecto-1 for me next, then I'm on a break as there's nothing else I really fancy building.
I need to think about wall mounting mine, In fact I need to work out new storage for Lego full stop as Ive run out of room and the wife would like a more grown up living room! biggrin

Bad times ahead when the cat pushes that from behind onto the floor.

BlueMR2

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Friday 7th November 2025
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Rick_1138 said:
its well out of my price range, but that Enterprise isnt doing it for me at all.

The blocky ness and shapes just a bit off, and the cost is hugely swayed by the volume of minifigs, whicjh you cant put any inside.

Also the shuttle you get with Ro Laren if you order it in November is another smack in the face, "Cant afford £400 peasant, shame, you cant even buy the set we could do at £50 separately"

Another gripe, what is going on with the font on the box with the ship name, its so generic it looks like a place holder. Where's the Blue TNG font?

Just a moan but i feel thats a miss and another example of Lego just diving off into brand tie ins and big £££ signs. I do miss the late 80's and 90's space and castle stuff, and the city stuff too.
Its got stickers too from looking at the pictures.

They know alot of these models are secondary to the minifigs anyway.

BlueMR2

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Friday 7th November 2025
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ThunderSpook said:
For me I d rather it come with no mini-figs. They do look cool, but I m buying the model not the mini-figs.
You can probably sell them for a fair bit of money.

BlueMR2

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Sunday 9th November 2025
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Cotty said:
BlueMR2 said:
ThunderSpook said:
For me I d rather it come with no mini-figs. They do look cool, but I m buying the model not the mini-figs.
You can probably sell them for a fair bit of money.
Thats what a few people do to claw back some money they spent on the set. They only want the model and sell the minifigs on Briklink.
Some are unique to certain sets and make good money.
Director Orson Callan Krennic going for £30 https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.p...
I have the old Krennic, lol. Got the set somewhere with a bashed box.

Someone kindly gave me a k2so from a play brick box a number if years ago. Think he sits on my death star at the moment.

Probably should link my account and start selling on bricklink again.

BlueMR2

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Wednesday 19th November 2025
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Mine’s still sealed somewhere, not sure where it is.

Still stops me opening it and lowering its value, lol.

BlueMR2

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Friday 21st November 2025
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wolfie28 said:
havoc said:
Twizy Warren said:
Annoying that flippers ruin it for the people who want it to build and keep.
It's been that way for a long time now for a lot of commodities - concert tickets, limited-run supercars.

Anything with investment value will attract people trying to make a fast buck off someone else rather than actually bothering to work for a living.
Sadly so true but it s been that way since we existed on earth. Man fking over man to make a buck.

I remember a photo of someones living room showing multiple boxes that were stacked up of the unreleased V-22 Osprey. That set release was cancelled and traders were asked to return all sets but that photo proved many had slipped the net. They would have made themselves an absolute killing on those sets.

How they get unreleased and pre-released sets I don t know but I suspect they are independent traders putting some stock to the side and breaking it up for individual sales.

Edited by wolfie28 on Friday 21st November 09:18
Some LEGO stores themselves put them out early I believe. You could have got some from Smiths to IIRC.

BlueMR2

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Saturday 6th December 2025
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If its been over 2 weeks i’d get in touch with them.

It’s not unheard of for them to send out a replacement and then the other arrives a week or so later.

BlueMR2

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Tuesday 16th December 2025
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Jo-say8k said:
I'm still after the original Wall-e, was tempted by the new one but didn't realise it was quite a bit smaller
I’d say its alot smaller based on the track size.

BlueMR2

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Saturday 3rd January
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moanthebairns said:
miniman said:
Also this is crazy good value - Williams FW14B for £23

https://groceries.morrisons.com/products/LEGO-Icon...

But it's not, when you go to add it it's £70
Adds for £22 for me but out of stock.

BlueMR2

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Saturday 3rd January
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MissChief said:
SydneyBridge said:
MissChief said:
Picked one up at Costco today as well. Is there a bigger one? I'd go absolutely gaga over a Technic Super car sized version. I think it would sell like hotcakes.
https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/back-to-the-future-time-machine-10300
I still doesn't look quite right. A supercar sized one would be awesome.
If you’re rich, skip to 3 min in.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=It8yjRIVpRU

BlueMR2

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Tuesday 6th January
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WPA said:
No details sorry but leaked on FB earlier

Some better wheels finally, I still need the Mclaren though.

Edited by BlueMR2 on Tuesday 6th January 01:01

BlueMR2

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Sunday 11th January
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Mopey said:
justin220 said:
Love that game boy.

Anyone else excited for Minas Tirith set this year? Biggest lego set ever apparently
I don t think it s the biggest ever? Certainly not more pieces than the world map set.
It’s apparently the biggest LOTR set.

BlueMR2

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Monday 12th January
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Does Pikachu have a beam up his butt to mount on the stand?

BlueMR2

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Saturday 24th January
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jodypress said:
I thought these were AI fakes at first but they're real and on the Lego website.
Coming 1st Feb.....Lego Crocs at £199

https://www.lego.com/en-gb/product/brick-clog-5010...

People are going to trip over themselves in these quick time.

BlueMR2

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Monday 26th January
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Not sure i’ve noticed pre orders on LEGO at Costco before.

https://www.costco.co.uk/Toys-Baby-Child/Toys-Game...

BlueMR2

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Monday 2nd February
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Would look good with a dark chrome Darth Vader in there wink.

BlueMR2

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Monday 2nd February
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Cotty said:
BlueMR2 said:
Would look good with a dark chrome Darth Vader in there wink.
Would be a bit too Captain Phasma and I'm not really a fan of the New Order
Shes more chrome stormtrooper.

BlueMR2

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Thursday 16th April
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KTF said:
KTF said:
Ordered LEGO Architecture 21064 Paris - City of Love Age from ebay for £44.99 delivered.

The listing said it was a genuine unopened Lego set (rather than a Chinese copy) so will be interesting to see if that is the case when it turns up as its quite a discount when compared to other retailers.
Well it actually arrived and is genuine Lego.

Although I bought it from a private seller on ebay, it was shipped from JD Williams and came with an advice note showing a value of £69.99.

I have no idea how that works from the sellers point of view or how they made any money but happy with the set for the price.
I think it works by using stolen credit cards.

I believe LEGO used to ban accounts that had items sent to their address from other accounts using stolen cards even though they had no idea what the seller was doing.

BlueMR2

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Thursday 16th April
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I’m not exactly sure how it works, but i’d imagine eg card details stolen, used at a random time, card holder perhaps finds out with monthly bill and contacts them, then the bank writes off the losses.

Not to say that your item was purchased with a stolen card, could be that you could open an account with an amount of cash back from the bank, then use that to make a purchase, so using the cash back to make the purchase viable at the higher cost.

I just remember there was a time when alot of people were having trouble with drop shipping orders.

BlueMR2

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Friday 17th April
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Bricklink can be temperamental at times, and doesn’t always work at others.

What are you joining to buy?