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  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    I just found this on Google images 

    Is this an actual set....? 
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  • OdeinoichusOdeinoichus Member Posts: 361
    edited March 2017

    That kind of looks like a modular... why does that look like somebody merged Friends with a modular design???

    Also that number design doesn't match any known sets in the Database, I'm calling fake on that image.

  • ShibShib Member Posts: 5,469
  • YodaliciousYodalicious Member Posts: 1,366
    It looks like a gaudy birthday cake.
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  • kiki180703kiki180703 Member Posts: 1,063
    I received my double points orders today. The Ghostbusters HQ box is huge! The Banana guy is included for scale ;)

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  • KlintanKlintan Member Posts: 52
    edited March 2017
    bookmum said:
    I just found this on Google images 

    Is this an actual set....? 
    I think it some MOC combination of set #3315 and #10182 when looking at the set number. 
    KingAlanI
  • samiam391samiam391 Member Posts: 4,492
    samiam391 said:
    Thanks to a broken link, I now have to re-use the same bad joke...

    Family photo!
    photo CMF Collectionjpg


    Took about 2 hours, but I finally got all 369 of them to stand still. :)


    What's the point of owning Mr. Gold if you aren't going to open him and put him together. I get there's a stupidly huge investment value in the cheeky bugger, but if I owned one I'd at least want to see him on the shelf with all the other Minifigures, even if opened his value would plummet.


    I don't collect for value, and never did truly understand it, but to each their own I suppose.

    It is a to each their own situation.

    Personally, I don't get any more enjoyment out of staring at a 2" plastic figure versus having him sit in a plastic bag. I prefer to have the flexibility that if I want to go on a vacation to Disneyland, I'm one sale away.
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  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    I didn't think that friends sets was real because the set number looks odd... but it's ruddy brilliant anyway!! 
  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    ^and if I can ever afford a modular.. I want it!!! 
  • FauchFauch Member Posts: 2,679
    edited March 2017
    it's also way too pink, even for friends. if I'm not mistaken, "girly" colors are mostly used as accents in friends sets.
    KingAlanI
  • BuriedinBricksBuriedinBricks Member Posts: 1,367
    @bookmum It has been previously mentioned

    (wow, four years ago...It's amazing how time flies)
  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    Four years ago... I was just emerging from a mini dark age!!! 
  • OdeinoichusOdeinoichus Member Posts: 361
    samiam391 said:
    samiam391 said:
    Thanks to a broken link, I now have to re-use the same bad joke...

    Family photo!
    photo CMF Collectionjpg


    Took about 2 hours, but I finally got all 369 of them to stand still. :)


    What's the point of owning Mr. Gold if you aren't going to open him and put him together. I get there's a stupidly huge investment value in the cheeky bugger, but if I owned one I'd at least want to see him on the shelf with all the other Minifigures, even if opened his value would plummet.


    I don't collect for value, and never did truly understand it, but to each their own I suppose.

    It is a to each their own situation.

    Personally, I don't get any more enjoyment out of staring at a 2" plastic figure versus having him sit in a plastic bag. I prefer to have the flexibility that if I want to go on a vacation to Disneyland, I'm one sale away.

    So Mr. Gold is worth at least 50 Grand these days? Or am I missing something, with hotels, plane fair, food, LEGO shopping and everything else I'd estimate needing at least that much to enjoy any sort of vacation.

    Really hating LEGO's exclusivity garbage with Mr. Gold even more now. Stupid OCD.

  • YodaliciousYodalicious Member Posts: 1,366
    ^ $50,000 to go to Disneyland? Is Mickey your private tour guide for the entire trip?
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  • OdeinoichusOdeinoichus Member Posts: 361
    ^ $50,000 to go to Disneyland? Is Mickey your private tour guide for the entire trip?

    Canadian Dollar is crap right now, I'm overestimating based on the exchange rates.
  • josekaleljosekalel Member Posts: 683
    Been out a few weeks now, it started with getting sick, then stress at work, but now I am back and ready to continue my addiction increasing my collection. 
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  • piratemania7piratemania7 Member Posts: 2,146
    ^ $50,000 to go to Disneyland? Is Mickey your private tour guide for the entire trip?

    Canadian Dollar is crap right now, I'm overestimating based on the exchange rates.
    Haha even with exchange rates I think $50K is wayyyyy over the top.
    SprinkleOtter
  • OdeinoichusOdeinoichus Member Posts: 361
    ^ $50,000 to go to Disneyland? Is Mickey your private tour guide for the entire trip?

    Canadian Dollar is crap right now, I'm overestimating based on the exchange rates.
    Haha even with exchange rates I think $50K is wayyyyy over the top.

    Eh, I don't. I don't drive so I'd probably have to pay for a taxi, or get into the actual Disney owned Hotels on the property. Which would be extremely better, if pricier, than having to figure out Florida. I went when I was a teenager with my parents, my dad got lost driving down there, real pain. So 50 thousand is what I'd consider necessary for a comfortable, safe and enjoyable vacation. Plus as a bonus I could have left overs for next time.
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  • SumoLegoSumoLego Member Posts: 15,229
    Um, a very nice vacation to WDW for a family of four can run you about $6,500.00. (Airfare, rooms, food, park tickets, some spending money.)

    But there are lower cost ways, and ridiculously extravagant ways as well.
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  • Switchfoot55Switchfoot55 Member Posts: 3,354
    Agreed Sumo. I just took the family to Disneyland in January. I did a bunch of gift card hunting the year leading up to it and was able to completely cover our tickets, food, and souvenirs at no out of pocket cost. Used miles for the flights. So only had to pay for our hotel. 5 day trip ended up costing us $750 for a family of four.

    Granted the year of gift card hunting I did (survey sites and the such) was a HUGE time investment probably worth $6,500 of my time...but whatever. 
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  • vizzitorvizzitor Member Posts: 517

    I did however finally get around to built set #75096 (Sith Infiltrator) the other night this week. Awesome ship! Fun build, super minifigs, and alas a faceless Maul, so I contacted CS this afternoon, and TLG will be sending me a new head with face printing.
    Glad to hear someone wiped that smile off his face.
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  • samiam391samiam391 Member Posts: 4,492
    My Mr. Gold for a Disney vacation analogy became a lot more literal than I intended...

    Although I'm glad that it sparked a very intellectual conversation about Disney travel, ticket, and airfare rates.

    Another lesson to never doubt the randomness of the Brickset forum ;)
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  • VorpalRyuVorpalRyu Member Posts: 2,318
    Finally my current pool of MOC parts have been catalogued (turns out my estimate was wrong, all up, 10,446 parts), now to add the sets I hadn't gotten around to parting out. Any guesses for how many parts I'll end up with?

    Expecting to dip in the rankings a bit as I remove those sets from my Brickset data.
  • snowhitiesnowhitie Member Posts: 3,078
    Welcome back @TheBigLegoski - your posts have been missed.
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  • William_TownsleyWilliam_Townsley Member Posts: 880
    Today I added to my Massive CMF Display Bags and acquired a Batman CMF one 
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  • masterX244masterX244 Member Posts: 534
    had to get some space in my unsorted box, it was 101% filled before... got 2 cm of space after a short sorting run to get the bigger parts into their correct boxes
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  • Speedman29Speedman29 Member Posts: 2,311
    On a self imposed buying ban for a bit as I am rapidly running out of display space and the room is a total mess.....went to Sainsburys for some shopping, walked down the toy aisle and the 20% off selection of City sets. Came out empty handed.

    I also got asked for ID when buying Mrs Speedman some champagne truffles for Mothers Day, I was 40 a couple of weeks ago, the checkout girl thought I was under 25. Quite flattered!
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  • SumoLegoSumoLego Member Posts: 15,229
    ^ When I was 19 and purchasing wine with my Mother, the cashier insisted on her ID, and told me I was clearly in 30's.

    First time I've seen a cashier get a tip for excellent service. 
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  • CaptainLegoCaptainLego Member Posts: 385
    Got this and put it together today.


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  • TheBigLegoskiTheBigLegoski Member Posts: 1,437
    edited March 2017
    snowhitie said:
    Welcome back @TheBigLegoski - your posts have been missed.
    Thanks!
    Btw. I noticed this post is my thousandth comment! That is right number 1000!
    edit!
    That is weird on my profile page it says number 1000, here it says 1014!? Yet I started 15 topics in totall, so that does not add up either. Oooh well....
    2nd edit!
    LOL after editing it says 1015 posts, that may explain it than.
    3rd edit!
    Or does it!?! ;-)
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  • madejp86madejp86 Member Posts: 287
    so I was building my Speed Champions 93 Toyota Supra today and I ran into a snag, time to re-design...
  • snowhitiesnowhitie Member Posts: 3,078
    edited March 2017
    ^^ it does, post takes total of comments and started discussions :)

    I was right in missing your posts that was a funny one...



    On topic: I was only getting the dragon that came with ragana's extra bit of the castle and some baby ones. Still, I've now got the green and the blue one. These are pretty nice I've got to say, and very stable. Still, one can never have enough dragons, right?
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  • ShibShib Member Posts: 5,469

    I also got asked for ID when buying Mrs Speedman some champagne truffles for Mothers Day, I was 40 a couple of weeks ago, the checkout girl thought I was under 25. Quite flattered!
    Always be flattered when asked for ID - the amount of people I've seen get annoyed about it always astounds me, you are literally being told you look young, most people would love being told that!
  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    So hubby and daughter went off to toys r us yesterday and got me the hot dog truck for my mothers day gift. Then they built it without me while I was sleeping which is sort of sweet but some of the stickers have been put on a bit wonky! 
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  • SprinkleOtterSprinkleOtter Member Posts: 2,779
    nexander said:
    Oooh, UK celebrates Mother's Day earlier than the states do.
    Who is the minifig next to Wonder Woman (and not the X-Woman)?
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  • SumoLegoSumoLego Member Posts: 15,229
    It's Clara, from Dr. Who.
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  • TheBigLegoskiTheBigLegoski Member Posts: 1,437
    nexander said:
    Woowowowowowowo wo wo wooo!?!

    Mother's day?! Really? already!?!

    Mmmmh must be Scottish mother's day, because here where I live it is not mother's day. Pffff thought I forgot for a moment.
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  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    OK if we are going to be picky Mother's Day in the UK is actually called Mothering Sunday and is connected with Easter and it's date is a specific time during Lent so it's a movable date each year. 
  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    The 4th Sunday in Lent. 
  • LostInTranslationLostInTranslation Member Posts: 5,572
    I think Mother's Day is in May in lots of other places. My sister lives in the Hague and sends my mum a card when it's Dutch Mother's Day on the grounds that she can only get a card then. Never mind that she could buy one online and my mum doesn't speak Dutch... I suppose at least she sends something! 
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  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    But everyone just calls it Mother's Day and the Christian link isn't such a big part of it. 
  • SumoLegoSumoLego Member Posts: 15,229
    edited March 2017
    Japanese folks used to celebrate Boys' and Girls' Days.  

    (Now it's been consolidated to Children's Day - because of efficiency.  And... Thrawn?)
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  • bandit778bandit778 Member Posts: 2,379
    I gave up on all these different days after pointing out to the parents that they never buy me anything every Sunday. ;P
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  • bookmumbookmum Member Posts: 1,511
    And it wouldn't surprise me if the day was nicked of some sort of Pagan spring festival... 
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  • FauchFauch Member Posts: 2,679
    wow, you scared me, I thought I had forgotten about mother day. actually it's in 2 months.
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  • LegoboyLegoboy Member Posts: 8,827
    Spent the evening updating my spreadsheet with the sets and more importantly, the replacement sticker sheets I've bought over the past 18 months.  Four hours later my eyes hurt.


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