R2D22?Originally Posted by Alan P
R2D22?
Nah it's R2-D4.
There's a review up for the Saturn V.
http://www.brothers-brick.com/2017/0...turn-v-review/
Look at all that SNOT!
Is there a way to pre-order it or do you wait until June 1st? Where do you order at retail price in the US?
/getting antsy
As far as I know for the US there are no pre-orders, you can log onto the Lego Store website on June 1st (good idea to set up an account now so it's ready) and buy it online. They'll ship for free for orders over $75, and you'll have it in a few days.
Alternatively go to a physical Lego brand store and get one in-person. I'll be doing that - luckily I live within 20km of one of the two Lego stores we have in Australia.
Edit: also try Amazon. They usually have exclusives up for sale, but I don't know what the pricing's like compared to retail, or what the shipping deal is. They do have some really good bargains at times, however. Go to http://www.fbtb.net/ to see what I mean; they usually post about Amazon Lego sales that make me somewhat green with envy.
Last edited by Rare White Ape; May 10th, 2017 at 11:28 PM.
The Lego Caterham I bought on Amazon was on sale, but I think it was after it had been available to the public. Plus with Prime it's free shipping in two days.
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Any UK member want to buy my assembled then taken apart Official 911? £100 inc postage which will likely be courier
Last edited by Alan P; May 11th, 2017 at 04:37 PM.
With the blocks no longer in separate bags how much more difficult are the builds
Sorted into sealed bags, mostly colour coded but with some sense too. Orange body parts in one bag etc.
As someone that's built 6 custom models with loose/randomly-acquired parts, building from a pile of bricks is actually fun.
Organized/systematic sorting is for pussies.
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