BirdOPrey5

I had been building (as an adult) for a couple years and finally ran out places to keep sets, of any size. I still have a handful of sets to build, some large like the Ferris Wheel and a modular, but there's just no where to put them. I'm tempted to start taking apart some older sets and selling them but garage sale season is coming to an end. What do you do when you run out room?

Well, I'm done with Lego Ideas, tab has been closed, likely never to be re-opened. Oh well.

If those speciality pieces aren't in production then it might not have a chance of passing no matter how good people believe it to be. I personally yawn at all Star Wars sets.

I guess the Big BangTheory set hasn't been a very good seller, on sale now for about $12 off regular price.

If the bottom left 1x1 is Medium Blue then that door is Medium Blue. It's the same color, even loaded it into my photo editor just in case I'm color blind, the only difference in color between the door and the bottom left 1x1 brick is from the shadow caused by those bricks being on top. Here i copied a circle from the door to the 1x1 brick, aside from the shadow it's identical.

The Secret Service wil jump in front of it. They'll have to take the ball for President Trump.

Thanks, unfortunately it never even made it to 1000 votes on Ideas, but I still have it as part of my collection. I actually bumped it up a but I made the buildings 8x8 instead of 6x6, increased the height to keep the ratio's correct.

I have no idea what "Adventure Time" even is- from the last post, apparently a show on Cartoon Network. Pass.

They're going to have to do something out-of-the-box I'm afraid to keep me. Maybe green-lighting that modular. We'll see.

Honestly I don't know, I'm hoping for something that justifies my time for continuing to frequent the site.

The results of this next review are going to determine if I keep visiting the Ideas site on a near daily basis or I close the tab in my browser dedicated to it and basically forget it exists.

Wish they would have included a classic Lego "ghost" minifig.

There is no way I'd pay $70 for that maze.

The problem is it's too small. LEGO is cheaping out. Oil Prices are at the lowest price in over a decade, I know it takes time to see it on their books, but it has been falling for a long time and they still raised the price on this smallest modular to date. They're going to keep doing it as long as people enthusiastically keep buying it and even buying more than one to enlarge it to proper size. We need an organizes resistance to get the larger modulars back and we should stop buying this one until they cut the price and get to work on a Grand Emporium or Fire House sized building. #BoycottTheBank

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