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Has anyone's banner or cape orders come in? Were all three packaged together or were they priced per piece?

I asked customer service that question and they said that each listing was the price per piece. However, I've seen comments from other people who reached out to customer service. They said that customer service told them all three pieces would come with their order. So, I guess we won't know until the first orders start shipping, which I hope will be any day now.

Not sure if you still need the encouragement, but here's why I ended up with one: I only had about $25 in my cart but by adding the cow, I got more bang for my buck instead of paying for the shipping charge. Of course now I realize that I didn't get a brick and tile piece to complete its back! Edit: does anyone find it odd (in a good way) that the new Lion Knights minifg pieces are cheaper than the Black Falcon minifg pieces? Reading more into it than I should ... is this a hint that Lego is producing much more of these than they have for the Black Falcons?

I'm pleasantly surprised by the barding cost! But the flags are $9 each??? Yikes.

Unfortunately, no. Yes, I was referring to the poseable horse. Studio refers to it as "movable" but I agree that poseable is a better description. Thank you! I had no idea about the custom parts. I'll look into setting the correct pivot points later, but I was able to add the parts to Studio for now. Relevant helpful links for future folks: Link to all poseable horse parts Adding custom parts to Sud.io (Windows) One note: one last step after creating the "CustomParts" folder: add a "parts" folder inside the CustomParts folder.

Thank you! Unfortunately, the program doesn't want to treat the horse assembly as individual pieces/parts (at least not that I can see). Is there a way to break it up into the different components?

Does anyone know if it's possible to change the positioning of the movable horse in Stud.io? I'd like to have it rearing up, but it doesn't look possible from what I can see. Any help appreciated! edit: I forgot to use a question mark in the title

The horse barding's going to be something ridiculous like $15, isn't it?

No shipping notice but my card was charged so should be on its way soon.

Thanks - I’m waiting on the windmill, so I’ll stay patient but optimistic it’ll ship soon.

Which sets did you get and can you tell which ones you were charged for?

Thanks all, my hunt continues. I returned to the one Walmart that had them and those are now gone. Here's hoping I see them out in the wild again soon (really want to find a few knights to add to my kid's (okay, okay, mine too) play area). We do have a Lego store relatively nearby but on the other side of town, so it's a bit of a hike to get there. Though if it's one of the stores that identifies the figure, then maybe the drive will be worth it for a few knights and a dragon.

For US users, what stores are you finding the series at? So far I’ve seen them at one Walmart (on a hanging display on a non-LEGO toy aisle), one Kohls (in a box in the LEGO area), and one Barnes and Noble (behind the checkout counter so no bag investigating). Another Walmart has an empty bin with a Series 23 label but no figures. Target didn’t have them a week ago. Should I be looking at other parts of the store(s)? Are there other stores that are known for having the mini figure collections? This is my first time seriously hunting down a collection so I’m new to the game.

I would not recommend using Trofast for "finer" storage. We have one for the kid and it's great for throwing a bunch of pieces and half-builds into bins, but I wouldn't use it for pieces/parts only storage. A couple of reasons: As @Bricky Steamboat mentions, they're fairly big and they don't use space as efficiently as the Sterilite, Iris, etc. type drawer systems. There are major gaps between the top and bottom of each drawer. That's space that could be used for pieces but also lets in a lot of dust (and dog hair...). The rounded corners of the drawers would also be a pain to place organizers without custom 3D printing them. Again, more wasted space from an organization perspective. That said, good luck if you're deadset on using them and report back if you find a good drawer organizer that fits! I'd be interested to see what's available for when/if we transition our Trofast to more precise organization.

I really want to know where to get the scroll shirt that Mark was wearing. I think the build looks good but definitely don’t think of it as a true “set transformation.” I’d have liked to see what could be done with the actual bricks from the Treehouse set.