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On Saturday I was at Legoland and I saw these in the shop. I had no idea they were so expensive. I can't seem to understand why, either. I am pretty sure this will really hinder sales of this line.

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I actually saw these in early august when I travelled to Chicago, they had the Sears tower at the Sears tower gift shop. I was going to get it until I saw the price, I guess it is nice to see it up on S@H though, but pricy is an understatement.

Posted

Wow $20, thats a lot for a building I could probably make myself(illl check if they have instructions though)

Also this seems to be part of some architectural series it seems :hmpf_bad:

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It seems your mans ideas had to be changed to fit existing piece runs. If you go back a few Brickjournals you can see the modified technique he had in mind (which would have suited the price point much better).

God Bless,

Nathan

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Wow, those have to be the most overpriced sets I've ever seen on S@H, especially since they seem to use only basic bricks. $20 for 69 pieces is the kind of thing you see with old MISB sets on ebay, but many of those at least have some rare pieces.

Posted

I have to disagree, I think that it is the design that you are spending your money on her but I offer a "Well done" to the first person to reveiw one of these sets.

Posted

A brick is not just a brick. These are special sets aimed at different costumers than usual for Lego, and they include a small booklet with history and facts about the building in the sets.

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$20 for 69 bricks is insane. Now that I have better pictures, I'm going to try and build it myself. But at least their available a S@H.

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