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Investigation by opening the box shows I have two of the same, with today's completely missing.
Or just post everything all at once the moment it's released...
@omnium - Sorry I didn't word that very well! I've got a spare one in my Bricklink store which I'd be happy to ping onto you if you'd like a sealed one and CS can't help :-)
Thanks, that's very kind. I've emailed CS. I'll update here either way. I'll PM you to get a link to your store so I can bookmark it.
Thanks for the link! I also PM'd Lobot and got it and added to my favourite stores.
Looks like I got 2 day of 20.
-Acolyte is reportedly Old Republic from what I understand;
-Andor is set before Rogue One;
-Kenobi is post episode 3;
-Ashoka is post Rebels;
-Lando is after Solo with allegedly Billy Dee Williams in the story;
-Rangers of the New Republic (same timeline as Mandalorian and Ashoka);
-Droids, Rogue Squadron and others are unknown to me and I'll appreciate any intel you have on their timeline but everything other that an unknown film is seemingly set before Resistance and the Sequel Trilogy with awesome characters who were not properly developed.
LEGO tends to wait on relative popularity of the show before rolling out their merchandise if it isn't a major release. We're at the end of season 2, and there's been a total of four playsets. Maybe there'll be a glut of sets in anticipation of season 4. I'd like a Krayyt Dragon with yellow/green/brown flick-fire acid missles...
And by comparison, they release very few movie-specific Marvel sets, even for major releases. I chalk that up to whatever focus group marketing LEGO does to anticipate demand. (And probably why there are 100 different versions of Iron Man, and repeating iterations of the Hall of Armor.)
Safe to assume that even with a broader supplier network and more funding to win the "priority bidding war" there's only so much that schedule can be reduced by...
Yes, Episode IX isn’t as good as most other Star Wars films but it’s still a fun ride, particularly when watching with family who don’t question the plot to the same degree as us Star Wars diehards!