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Love it, love it, love it. Now I await pricing information. :o)
Time for a couple of screenshots before the image may be taken down..
@Ormskirkbricks - As Bumblepants says, TB was released in 2010 though and considering Sydney Opera House (2013) has about 3000 parts and was £250, and in view of prices of the other 2016 D2Cs, I'd say you should probably adjust your expected price up to at least the same price of £250 if not more. I would love to be wrong about that though.
Double post!
It does look fantastic though!
I find the cut of the model quite strange, including a very thin slither of the Houses of Parliament. I think I'd prefer a even bigger tower and less of the incomplete building.
The burning question is, will it have numbered bags, or will LEGO have tried to capture the essence of London by making you spend much longer (by sorting bricks) in getting from your starting point to your destination? ;)
- But I'll just consider it as it is, let's see about that Death Star.
I suspect from the photos that release must be quite imminent. Someone has taken a photo of it on a wooden floor or table. I'd not be surprised if it's someone who has a pre-release copy for review.
It also says £169.99, €219.99, $249.99, which doesn't seem right.