August 13, 201014 yr Looks awesome, But I doubt I will be able to buy it. For some reason Lego doesn't like the U.S.A. market and I bet this will be one of those sets only sold in Europe.. I wish they would treat us equally.. but they don't..
August 13, 201014 yr What on earth are you babbling about? The tree vendor's stall. It shows a hundred dollar bill for a small tree and two 100's for the large one. It's on the sign of the stall. I love this set! It'll be excellent with Winter Toy Shop. Can't wait to start a little village. And about the controversial picture, anyone else remember a certain baby catapult and some others? Edited August 13, 201014 yr by JCC1004
August 13, 201014 yr I like it; I think I'm going to ask my mother-in-law for it for Christmas (she got me the Winter Toy Shop last year). Are there two light bricks in there? If not, I think it's a wasted opportunity--there's clearly one on the ceiling, but I hope the oven will be one, too.
August 13, 201014 yr Hmm maybe that second-to-last picture is the latest in the series of cheeky back-of-box pics (Kid hanging cat over edge of fire escape (green grocer), changing man frightening shoppers (emporium) and the toymaker and the lady making out (winter toyshop))
August 13, 201014 yr The tree vendor's stall. It shows a hundred dollar bill for a small tree and two 100's for the large one. It's on the sign of the stall. Are you sure the currency is dollar? I can't see the dollar sign on the bill So a small tree costs 100 something - maybe this is cheap
August 13, 201014 yr Its strange that the Baguette which is shown on the box art is not shown in any of the pictures will there be one?
August 13, 201014 yr Thanks for the pics grogall! I would dearly love to purchase both this and the Winter Toy Shop, but, sadly I doubt this won't make it's way to the land of Oz for at least twelve months.. The Winter Toy Shop still hasn't hit the shelves here yet.
August 13, 201014 yr I don't know why the kids crying, I'd love to be in that position behind a beautiful lady! No but seriously, This set is looking great, very colourful and actually quite cosy.
August 13, 201014 yr Looks great and does indeed fit in nicely with Winter Village (wich I also own). Too bad I didn't buy that holiday train because then I would have had great possibilites for a nice little Christmas town. Off course I still do but now without a train in a white winterlandscape.
August 13, 201014 yr I don't know why the kids crying, I'd love to be in that position behind a beautiful lady! Maybe it's an even hotter girl that's stuck in the snow!
August 13, 201014 yr Is it correct to assume that the Toy Shop is still available in Europe? What's the official deal with last year's set? I know there's been rumblings that it's still in Target's online catalog and others hint that it will be available... But does anyone know anything official or otherwise about the Winter Toy Shop being re-released this year in America, or otherwise showing up from retailers???? I never had a chance at it last year, and wasn't into City at that point anyway. I'm all for getting both of these, but don't want to pay ridiculous prices on eBay or Amazon. Just would love to get some intel on the Toy Shop...!
August 13, 201014 yr Looks awesome, But I doubt I will be able to buy it. For some reason Lego doesn't like the U.S.A. market and I bet this will be one of those sets only sold in Europe.. I wish they would treat us equally.. but they don't.. The Winter Toy Shop was sold here in the U.S., so I don't know why the Bakery set wouldn't be too. I'm guessing it will be a Lego exclusive (Lego stores and online only). I have two very minor issues with the set (which I mostly really love): 1) I'm not a fan of the roof. I don't like the mix of plates and slope bricks. They should have picked one or the other and stuck with it. 2) I wish they'd resused the lamp design from the Toy Shop, just to give the two sets a nice continuity.
August 13, 201014 yr Looks awesome, But I doubt I will be able to buy it. For some reason Lego doesn't like the U.S.A. market and I bet this will be one of those sets only sold in Europe.. We got the Winter Toy Shop last year so we'll most likely get this one. I don't know why the kids crying, I'd love to be in that position behind a beautiful lady! Maybe he's not into threesomes. :D I'm getting this set, and I'll probably winterize MMV for a big ol diorama. Edited August 13, 201014 yr by gotoAndLego
August 13, 201014 yr I'm not SO excited about the minifigs. The blonde getting some action on the pond, her torso has been seen too many times this year so far. Even the girl in the bakery is fairly commonplace. However, the carriage driver looks to be a new one(?)
August 13, 201014 yr Thank you very much for these new pics and the 360 degree view of the Winter Bakery, grogall! I must admit that before I saw the 3D-degree, I was more looking forward to this set then now. But the interior a bit really disappointing: the second floor includes no interior and the oven is completely open. Has anyone seen an oven without door and who is open to all four sides before?! All the warmth to bake the cakes would go away into the room. Don't get me wrong: The exterior is completely awesome! An although the interior is for me a bit disappointing, I will try to get this set since it will be an excellent addition to the Winter Toy Shop. But for the next Winter house I hope that TLG will include some decent interior to the second floor, too, like they did in 10199. Klaus-Dieter
August 13, 201014 yr This set is awesome and if it's not totally overpriced I'll buy it. All those round 1x1 surely pumps up the piece count nicely
August 13, 201014 yr Ages 12+ 687 pieces US $ 54.99 UK £ 49.99 DE €54.99 € CA $74.99 Return to yesteryear with this festive holiday scene! It’s a winter wonderland in this snow-covered little town! A special-delivery evergreen, all ready for decorating, arrives at the tree-seller’s stand by horse-drawn cart, while ice skaters frolic on the frozen pond with colorful lights and a curious owl perched overhead. Just look out for the freshly-shoveled snow piles – one skater has already tumbled in head-first! At the bakery nearby, the friendly baker prepares delicious holiday treats in his oven and rings up sales at the cash register. Push the glowing LEGO Power Functions brick to fill the building with warm interior light! Includes 7 ½ minifigures, snow owl, horse and lots of winter accessories. • Includes 7 ½ minifigures as well as a snow owl and horse! • Features LEGO Power Functions light-up brick which lights the interior of the bakery when you push it! • Includes lots of fun winter accessories like a dark blue minifigure hood with new fur print! • Prepare holiday treats and ring up sales at the cash register! • Skate on the frozen pond made of 8×8 transparent blue plates! • Interesting elements include a camera, tan baguettes, croissants, green apple, 8×8 transparent blue plates, medium blue tiles and even a new ‘caramel’ color for several brick and arch elements outside the bakery! • Features an evergreen tree for decorating, tree seller’s stand and even a horse-drawn cart! • Bakery measures 7″ (18 cm) wide! • Completed model (depending on space allocated between the individual parts) measures 16″ (40 cm) wide, 12″ (30 cm) deep and 7″ (18 cm) high! And the rest of the pictures all link to HR versions warning some are 2500 + pxl So thats it for all the official news! Enjoy :classic: Edited August 14, 201014 yr by grogall
August 13, 201014 yr Thank you very much for the set description, grogall! 55 Euros is a very good price ratio performance! Nevertheless I would have prefered it to cost 5 Euros more but include some real interior (like a bed or a table with seat) on the second floor and a closed oven with door (instead of the completely open one. Klaus-Dieter
August 13, 201014 yr $55 USD is fair-- almost uncharacteristically fair from TLC, but I'm thrilled to be proven otherwise-- consider me sold!
August 13, 201014 yr This set is a steal! 7 minifigs? The price is good too! This is amazing! My mind has changed. Onto my christmas wish-list this goes!
August 14, 201014 yr Haha wow! I'm equally impressed by the price. Thank you for that boon, TLG. More pieces than the Slave I or UCS Obi Wan's Starfighter and $35+ dollars cheaper. Reveals just how much the SW licensing tax is. This bakery has so many more minifigs too.
August 14, 201014 yr Cool! 7 1/2 figs The only thing that bothers me about this set is that the lumberjack has an orange overall print, but his pants are black
August 14, 201014 yr This is going on my Christmas list forr sure now! And at a price like this, why not get two and combine them into a super shop?
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