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Here it is with a normal one:
Either way, BL prices are high compared to £1.40 on bricks and pieces!
The Disney Castle will have the stamina of a Death Star or Tower Bridge...
(Considering the UCS TIE Fighter retired out-of-order, most likely due to lower sales, I think the current slate of UCS vehicles will be around for another cycle.)
What makes a train set increase in value after retirement? Other than being Emerald Night, of course.
It has always seemed to me that TLG doesn't like paying individuals "licensing fees" while they are okay paying Disney licensing fees; therefore, they tend to shorten the life of IDEAS projects even if they're great ideas. Perhaps the Saturn V will be the one exception to the rule, but I doubt it. I guess we'll see...
Chaff: dry, scaly protective casings of the seeds of cereal grain. Or used by jet fighters to avoid missiles.
Chafe: To wear away or irritate by rubbing or friction.
So chaff can cause chafing and chafing could cause chaff but one is a noun and the other a verb.
Could you be more pacific?
See my posting with the link to the interview here:
https://forum.brickset.com/discussion/comment/581439#Comment_581439
I don't think the train sets in general are profitable for TLG, but they keep coming out with them.