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But 170 euros is not that normal.
Are those prices confirmed as well? As #75188 looks like lousy value for money, as do most of those constraction sets (but that's normal for that range, isn't it)?
Keep in mind that these are the German RRP prices, so some of these sets might actually be more expensive elsewhere.
The price for #75188 seems in line with what they are asking for the recently released #75191. That one has 825 pieces for the same RRP, but #75188 has 1 more minifig and likely more larger pieces.
Long story short: I'll definitely wait for a +40% discount before buying these.
Prices for the constraction figures are in line with the current ones. Keep in mind that those have on average rather large pieces, and very few, if any, 1x1 plates... They are also frequently discounted heavily, so no need to buy at RRP :)
^ Yep, agreed (and matches up with what's on the main site news article). And don't worry about me buying these at RRP - I only buy stuff from IV-VI. I was just interested in why there is one set that appears to be wrongly priced (tons of minifigs, large pieces, light bricks, exclusives, whatever).
https://brickset.com/article/28559/star-wars-the-last-jedi-set-piece-counts
(Got to 01:05 in the video!)
It also sounds like they are moving away from battle packs as army builders and toward battle packs with unique figures. One is a Tatooine pack and another is a Jedi pack. Quite interesting.
Errr, I mean i am very excited for a jedi pack.
And Droids (that weren't basketballs)?
Not a fan of the Scout Walker .. looks like I'm only getting the Gorilla Walker and the Transport Pod this Sept 1
I'm sure many children will be very happy at Christmastime with their Last Jedi Lego sets.
(Noticably absent - another version of the Millennium Falcon.)
I just want to find out who is selling it for the right price so I can get mine...
Do it ever say why they're released and for who?
- Very general release, with availability at most toy stores (TRU, Smyths etc) and supermarkets.
- Made available only for a limited release.
- Limited release at first, but more readily available later. #5004929 Batman Battle Pod is a good example: at first only available at some Lego Certified Stores in Asia, then some LDC's, and now after some months seemingly everywhere.
Both #40176 Scarif Stormtrooper and #40268 R3-M2 seem closer to scenario 3.R3-M2 started showing up in early January in Romania. In May TLG Europe then gave it for free with any Star Wars purchase. R3-M2 can now be had for GBP 9 on Bricklink.
The Scarif Stormtrooper first showed up at the end of May. Currently rather expensive on BL/eBay, but likely will get a much wider release later. Maybe GWP on S@H when the TLJ sets are released in September?
The usual disclaimer that I'm just a random person on the internet and that it's sometimes difficult to predict what TLG will do of course apply.
And I apologize for acting like an attorney. I sometimes forget that being a language technician (nitpicking!) is annoying.
;)
It just often seems as if someone has acquired a whole box of poly bags and they might not even be legit given I can't find them anywhere else.
Having bought one of the Freemaker sets (#75145) recently I suddenly realised I didn't have a clue who they were and was only buying it because it was a good deal. (Plus Rowan seems to annoy me in the same way young Anakin does!)
Older figures and sets are now my priority, but we'll see how that goes.
And now you guys see why I stick to polybags and microfighters... keeps the collection small, easily managed, easy to chase down, and fun. (Other than Lego's glacially-slow release pace... with them having no "main" themes any more that interest me like Pirates, Trains, Jurassic Park who they keep flipping the bird even though the license covered EVERYTHING in the franchise, Indiana Jones... well, my household's annual purchases are down to Seasonals, the Winter Village set, the SW and maybe City advent calendars, PB's and MF's and the odd special case like the Saturn V.
Lego knows what they have to do if they want my money...
Thoughts?
https://www.flickr.com/photos/89141500@N07/albums/72157684116883122