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No, other than that one will only work in-store, and the other will only work online. I assume he redeemed an in-store certificate when he meant to redeem an online one. Sucks, and I don't know if we've heard why they even split them up like that, but I think CS has been pretty understanding about it when people have mixups. Not sure if they can do anything to credit it back on the purchase, but definitely worth a try! And at the very least I know they have refunded the VIP points to multiple people who got the wrong ones.
I got 4402 when it was new, then rebuilt it into a pair of simple spaceships, bought another copy when it was slightly used, rebuilt both into a moonbase, then the pieces went into the general build bricks for several years. After rebuilding 4993 (Cool Convertible) last year after it had also been scrapped, I had hopes of rebuilding 4402 this summer, and even bought the parts that had gone missing. But life's busyness got in the way from summer until now. Yesterday I got time to build during a Thanksgiving where other plans were cancelled, and I finished the build this morning. It still looks great, I'm glad to have it, and it's always fun to "rescue" a set from the parts heap.
We move in 9 days now, lego packed! Anxious but excited as I have been without a lego room for 6 months and in 10 days I will have a new lego room a little bigger then the last one! Can't wait to get building again..
Out scrap bin got to the point of overflowing. Sorting Saturday...
Speaking of nightmares. A recurring dream with me is that I am on vacation somewhere and have to leave within an hour. But my hotel room is full of Lego and I can't pack it all in time. And I don't have enough space in my suitcases either!
A small pile a couple times a day... Yeah. A month.
And, I also just noticed the table leg sitting on the chair 😳
Sure would be nice to win the 1,000,000 points sweepstakes!
With 1,000,000 VIP points you could buy eight AT-AT,
to get 44800 more VIP points, enough points to buy a ninth AT-AT,
then really attack your Hoth Rebel Base. :)
Leaving you with 36800 VIP points so you could get £230 of other lego.
Almost 3 x Santa's Visit, to add to your Hoth display.....
I've looked it up on the lego.com/compliance site and it shows as a valid E-Cert No., but not exactly sure what it's verifying.
I only ask as I'm buying a sealed AT-AT for a friend in the shipping box. I have a picture of the label, but am doing what I can to verify the authenticity.
https://www.lego.com/en-us/legal/notices-and-policies/compliance/
The output is a PDF (click the download arrow next to the relevant country/language) with the certification showing which laws the product complies with. It is not unique to a single set or even production run, as far as I can tell.
It should allow you to verify that the product is really an AT-AT though, I think.
The $100+ Saturn V is the othee large model I've done but matching sections mainly quarters of the rocket cylinder expedited the process