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It would be extra nice if you could make it do something special when it hits a certain time. Like at 10:04pm on Nov. 12, 1955?
*boy, it sounds all official when typed like that, doesn't it?*
:)
The idea is that Town Hall looks a lot like the courthouse used in the three Back to the Future movies...
Maybe if the delorean wins the custoo thing it will be added to the town hall :-D
Ohh, someone has probably done one as a MOC... :)
@Redbull, you are evil to put the idea of the courthouse scene with Twoface (from Arkham City), now I would want to buy the Town Hall modular :D
http://www.flickr.com/photos/orion_pax/6782658151/in/photostream
@toki nice find! This is my fave scene in BTTF2 and what @coolsplash mentioned. I noticed he used the same color orange for the Clock Tower Building as will be used in Townhall.
I'm not surprised by the $199 price point, with the part count, it was surely going to be higher than $149. Several people suggested $179, but it makes more sense to make the jump to $199 because that allows Lego to make the next 3 or 4 modular sets all that price point, with 100 fewer parts each year, just like they did with GG (2,300), FB (2,200), GE (2,100), then PS (2,000).
So perhaps TH will be $199 for 2,700 parts, the next year 2,600 parts, the year after that, 2,500 parts, and so on, before the next price jump to $249.
Just a thought...
Also want people to push the mini modulars since they arent selling as well as they thought.
I may ask someone in the US to place an order for that, since $199 is quite a bargain for what we pay.
Watch Ketchup bottles... Every year they get an ounce or so smaller, then every 5 years or so, they have "new improved bigger bottles" at a new price... They just repeat every few years.
What consumer product companies learned long ago is that you need to keep the prices the same, people watch those like a hawk, the actual amount of product, less so.
Example:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/29/business/29shrink.html
But not by much, still, the price is fair compared to many Lego sets these days... Star Wars, I'm looking at you!
That being said, will I buy it when it first comes out? Yep! :) Or maybe I'll wait until Lego does a double VIP point day...
As for the $200 price, why not? If Pet Shop is moving at 7.3 cents a part, why wouldn't Town Hall move at 7.2 cents a part?
So maybe that future modular from a "popular" theme is going to be a police station huh ?