3920-1: LEGO GAME The Hobbit - Pictures

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• CCC UKMember Posts: 19,645

  September 2012 edited September 2012

  Seems very bad value for money, even compared to other games. I'll wait for 70% off. Shame about Gandalf's hat. The brim doesn't match the tooth / top.

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• andhe UKMember Posts: 3,426

  September 2012

  CCC said:

  Seems very bad value for money, even compared to other games. I'll wait for 70% off. Shame about Gandalf's hat. The brim doesn't match the tooth / top.

  It's the same price point as the Battle for Hoth and Hogwarts game, so I guess that's the price you pay for licensing.
  
  I've said it before, but I'm surprised they've just slapped the theme onto what seems like a memory game rather than making something more thematic.
  
  That said, there are some nice pieces (Microfigs, inverted 2x2 tiles) but not enough to justify the price.
  
  Thanks for sharing.
  
  

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• CCC UKMember Posts: 19,645

  September 2012

  ^ Yeah the inverted tiles are nice. But at $35 (£25?) this is way too expensive. Even at £16 (Amazon Hoth price) I'd leave it. At least with the Battle of Hoth you get a lot of microfigs, which are useful for microscale spaceships.

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• caperberry LondonMember Posts: 2,226

  September 2012

  Are there any tan inverted tiles without prints on them?

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• bricknation Member Posts: 713

  September 2012

  no. all printed

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• coachie South WalesMember Posts: 476

  September 2012

  These are available in Argos, 1 in each of my local stores.

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• bluelion3 Member Posts: 156

  September 2012

  "The player that finds the most dwarves wins the game." LOL

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• sidersdd USAMember Posts: 2,432

  September 2012

  Here's one of the pages from the instruction book, showing some of the dwarves as minifigs. Pearl gold key too. :P
  
  
  Also mentions the following web address, which doesn't have much right now:
  http://lego.com/thehobbit

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