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  • Peter1975Peter1975 Member Posts: 166
    @Ondra‌ I guess around 1500 pieces according to this:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfzJb7F8-0g
  • luckyrussluckyruss Member Posts: 872
    edited April 2014

    ^ Does set number correlate to piece count in any way?

    If we pick another scale model car as an example :
    10187 VW Beetle 1626 pieces
    10189 Taj Mahal 5922 pieces

    So by that logic 10188 DS must have about 3774 pieces - actually 3803, so close!!!

    ;-)

  • OndraOndra Member Posts: 74
    I talk about sets in one year only in exclusive range, I never understand TLC logic of giving number to sets. :-)
    My guess is about 1800 pieces for Mini Cooper, but in look like thar UCS mini cooper that is on cuusoo.
  • PaperballparkPaperballpark Member Posts: 4,260
    My guess is 2345, because it's a number I plucked out of thin air.
    canon03alexwilFollowsClosely
  • plasmodiumplasmodium Member Posts: 1,956
    ^No. Not as far as I know. You might be able to say it does since exclusives often have more pieces and exclusives have 5-digit set numbers, but it's tenuous and doesn't make any sense now that they all have 5-digit numbers.

    I think what @Ondra‌ is saying is that the set number is in between those sets, which means it is a similar type/theme of set, and thus he would expect it to have a similar piece count.
    Ondra
  • OndraOndra Member Posts: 74
    Thank you Plasmodium, this is exactly what I mean :-)
    FollowsClosely
  • plasmodiumplasmodium Member Posts: 1,956
    No problem. I just realised I somehow missed this whole third page of comments when I wrote mine this morning. :-P So the "^" up arrow thing was meant to point at Ondra's comment on the bottom of the last page....
  • PaperballparkPaperballpark Member Posts: 4,260
    edited April 2014
    I've seen rumours that #10244 Carnival/fairground ride will be the May 15 VIP set. $150 apparently, so probably between £100 and £120 in the UK.

    Not a 'modular building', just a Creator Expert set.
    FollowsClosely
  • FollowsCloselyFollowsClosely Member Posts: 1,295
    ^ have you seen pictures?
  • Poisso3Poisso3 Member Posts: 196
    Who are the 3 people on the BrickSet listing that say they own #10244 already?
  • LegoboyLegoboy Member Posts: 8,825
    Poisso3 said:

    Who are the 3 people on the BrickSet listing that say they own #10244 already?

    @SofieKirkKiaerKristiansen, @ThomasKirkKristiansen and @AgneteKirkThinggaard

    Lego_Star
  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 Member Posts: 11,454
    Well, there you have it :)
    TXLegoguy
  • FollowsCloselyFollowsClosely Member Posts: 1,295
    I can check the box also, but I dont really own it
  • LegoboyLegoboy Member Posts: 8,825
    ^ Certainly not if you BL'd it!
    FollowsCloselyYellowcastleTXLegoguyPitfall69graphitepharmjod
  • Poisso3Poisso3 Member Posts: 196
    ^Zing! Have to say, that thread is one of the oddest arguments I have ever seen in any of the fandoms I have been around.
  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 Member Posts: 11,454
    Hahahaha.
  • LegoboyLegoboy Member Posts: 8,825
    ^^ ......and that thread was refreshing by way that we could all suggest each other was talking crap without anyone getting upset. One of the most enjoyable threads in a while I'd say.
    Pitfall69scrumper
  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 Member Posts: 11,454
    ^For sure. There was just enough sarcasm without sounding like complete jerks. Just a bunch of opinions :)
  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 Member Posts: 11,454
    Poisso3 said:

    ^Zing! Have to say, that thread is one of the oddest arguments I have ever seen in any of the fandoms I have been around.

    I won't back down either. I will stick to my guns until the bitter end :)

  • YodaliciousYodalicious Member Posts: 1,366
    ^ You and me both. 'Complete' sets without boxes for all! YEE HAW!
  • DiggydoesDiggydoes Member Posts: 1,079
    JamesJT said:
    My initial thought was "fake"but if you check at the front bumper there are the new 1x2 curved slopes in metalic silver built in and i'm not sure if someone would fake it with these new elements! If it is indeed the real set it's pretty awesome and it's british racing green!!! Yaaay
  • TechnicNickTechnicNick Member Posts: 279
    JamesJT said:
    Looks good. Some of the angles aren't quite right; still a day one purchase :-)
  • DadsAFOLDadsAFOL Member Posts: 617
    21 photos... Here are a couple
  • maniacmaniac Member Posts: 865
    I love it! Day One purchase. Since the US July calendar states early VIP release too and this is out Aug, It's now obvious what that early release is.
  • BastaBasta Member Posts: 1,259
    I love it too, best set of the year (So far) IMO.
  • adello25adello25 Member Posts: 361
    Mehh....nice details but the curves are horrible...too boxy to be a mini cooper
  • mathewmathew Member Posts: 2,099
    edited June 2014
    adello25 said:

    Mehh....nice details but the curves are horrible...too boxy to be a mini cooper

    Looks pretty accurate to me. More so than the VW camper. They could have sloped the rear a little more but it may not have been possible with the scale. Overall I like it, but at $100 with no foreseeable discounting I will probably pass unless they off a mini-mini cooper polybag giveaway.
  • HokieJoe99HokieJoe99 Member Posts: 351
    Hopefully they will include alternate build instructions to show how to build it with the steering wheel on the right side of the car.

    What are the chances of a $20-$30 Midi Mini-Cooper to go along with a Mini Mini-Cooper polybag?
  • CurvedRoadPlateCurvedRoadPlate Member Posts: 257
    I'd like to see a $399 UCS Maxi Mini Cooper
    slovakiasteph
  • pvp3020pvp3020 Member Posts: 196
    I like the car, but I love the water bottle - so simple yet so effective. :o)
  • mathewmathew Member Posts: 2,099

    I'd like to see a $399 UCS Maxi Mini Cooper

    Why would you want such a thing? Where would you put it? Who would buy it? Does Lego even make a rubber tire big enough? This model is perfect. Good scaling and will easily fit on a shelf or desk for display.
  • LegoboyLegoboy Member Posts: 8,825
    mathew said:

    I'd like to see a $399 UCS Maxi Mini Cooper

    Why would you want such a thing? Where would you put it? Who would buy it? Does Lego even make a rubber tire big enough? This model is perfect. Good scaling and will easily fit on a shelf or desk for display.
    For the same reason anybody would prefer a UCS X-Wing over a System set I imagine. I cant imagine its tyre size would be any bigger than the Volvo Technic set out later this year
    FollowsClosely
  • VenunderVenunder Member Posts: 2,655
    edited June 2014
  • CurvedRoadPlateCurvedRoadPlate Member Posts: 257

    That was a joke, I was responding to the midi and mini mini cooper comment above mine. I like that Lego is currently producing sets in such a wide range of piece counts and price counts. It's a great time to be buying Lego.
    mathew said:

    I'd like to see a $399 UCS Maxi Mini Cooper

    Why would you want such a thing? Where would you put it? Who would buy it? Does Lego even make a rubber tire big enough? This model is perfect. Good scaling and will easily fit on a shelf or desk for display.
  • mathewmathew Member Posts: 2,099
    edited June 2014
    Legoboy said:

    mathew said:

    I'd like to see a $399 UCS Maxi Mini Cooper

    Why would you want such a thing? Where would you put it? Who would buy it? Does Lego even make a rubber tire big enough? This model is perfect. Good scaling and will easily fit on a shelf or desk for display.
    For the same reason anybody would prefer a UCS X-Wing over a System set I imagine. I cant imagine its tyre size would be any bigger than the Volvo Technic set out later this year
    He was joking. A giant Lego model would look rather ridiculous considering the dimunitive nature of the mini . And unlike a Star Wars set where detailing is enhanced with the larger size I don't see the same for the mini. You can debate that all you want but you'll be still wrong in the end ; )
  • legomattlegomatt Member Posts: 2,543
    pvp3020 said:

    I like the car, but I love the water bottle - so simple yet so effective. :o)

    Yes, I was immediately drawn to the gingham picnic cloth and hamper. I just want that bit. :o)
    carlq
  • LegoboyLegoboy Member Posts: 8,825
    edited June 2014
    mathew said:

    Legoboy said:

    mathew said:

    I'd like to see a $399 UCS Maxi Mini Cooper

    Why would you want such a thing? Where would you put it? Who would buy it? Does Lego even make a rubber tire big enough? This model is perfect. Good scaling and will easily fit on a shelf or desk for display.
    For the same reason anybody would prefer a UCS X-Wing over a System set I imagine. I cant imagine its tyre size would be any bigger than the Volvo Technic set out later this year
    He was joking. A giant Lego model would look rather ridiculous considering the dimunitive nature of the mini . And unlike a Star Wars set where detailing is enhanced with the larger size I don't see the same for the mini. You can debate that all you want but you'll be still wrong in the end ; )
    No debate at all. Just pointing out that you in fact you are wrong and that Lego already make tyres big enough for a larger Mini. ;o)
  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 Member Posts: 11,454
    legomatt said:

    pvp3020 said:

    I like the car, but I love the water bottle - so simple yet so effective. :o)

    Yes, I was immediately drawn to the gingham picnic cloth and hamper. I just want that bit. :o)
    Interesting. In the US, we put our dirty clothes in the hamper.
  • scrumperscrumper Member Posts: 317
    Pitfall69 said:

    legomatt said:

    pvp3020 said:

    I like the car, but I love the water bottle - so simple yet so effective. :o)

    Yes, I was immediately drawn to the gingham picnic cloth and hamper. I just want that bit. :o)
    Interesting. In the US, we put our dirty clothes in the hamper.
    That's disgusting! It would ruin the cucumber sandwiches.

    Then again my uncle puts manure on his potatoes. :o)
    carlqred5legomatt
  • carlqcarlq Member Posts: 792
    scrumper said:





    Then again my uncle puts manure on his potatoes. :o)

    Before or after he boils them? ;-P

    jasor
  • rancorbaitrancorbait Member Posts: 1,842
    edited June 2014
    ^^ And then he turns them into manure again!

    Assuming he puts it on after they're harvested...

    ;oP
  • Pitfall69Pitfall69 Member Posts: 11,454
    I guess I shouldn't go on a picnic in the UK :)
    scrumper
  • GreenArrow57GreenArrow57 Member Posts: 71
    Don't go on a picnic in the UK, it will either rain, or the insects will make your life a misery, or if you're at the beach, you'll get sand in the cucumber sandwiches...
    Legobutterflycarlq
  • LegobutterflyLegobutterfly Member Posts: 488

    you'll get sand in the cucumber sandwiches...

    It just sucks when that happens
    carlq
  • carlqcarlq Member Posts: 792
    ...while sand in your beach cafe fish and chips, however, merely adds to the texture. ;-)
    LegobutterflyGothamConstructionCo
  • ShibShib Member Posts: 5,459
    ^that would be amazing but just seems so unlikely. I could certainly believe a police station but a detective agency just doesn't seem to make sense, unless it's the upstairs office with something like a restaurant below it.

    Still getting som private eyes in trench coats and trilby hats would be so good!
  • plasmodiumplasmodium Member Posts: 1,956
    I don't know. The Fire Station was 1930s and the Cinema could have been 50s. Town Hall was obviously set some time between/around then. I think we could be in with a shout of a type of private eye sort of detective agency. I'm thinking the type of police/detectives you would expect to see trying to track down Al Capone. Maybe a car chase with some bootleggers or something, or am I getting too excited? ;-)

    One can hope!
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