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11. Re: 2019 Modular Rumours

    

    Comment by Baby_Yoda · November 2018 · Home› Collecting

    There's plenty of Lego hair pieces available in a wide variety of colours and styles. Take the basic "cap" style, for instance. Of the 365 sets that include it, a mere 45 are cast in blond. Looking through other parts, there seems to be similar variety in colours and their shades. The mouth of a Lego person's face is…

12. Re: For sale: New exclusives and modulars (USA only)

    

    Comment by kwkw · December 2021 · Home› Marketplace

    Still have the following available with price decreases. Prices below include shipping costs. Thanks! #10245 Santa workshop $215 #10235 winter village market $200 #10228 haunted house $460 #10214 tower bridge $220 #75060 slave 1 ucs $460 #76023 tumbler $265 #10243 Parisian restaurant $265 #10211 grand emporium $365

13. Re: The Brickset Builders Guild - share your MOCs here!

    

    

    Comment by RevBlues · September 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

    ^ I once posted a Ferrari F1 car on Ideas that got a sum total of 17 votes in 365 days. Which I'll admit damn well annoyed me, given some truly appalling proposals which shouldn't even be allowed anywhere near the site often reach (or pass) 50 and even 100 votes. https://ideas.lego.com/projects/32539

14. Re: LEGO Trolls

    

    Comment by jnscoelho · October 2019 · Home› Collecting

    
And this is not exclusive to the UK. For me this shows that LEGO is clearly overpriced, that they know it and that they put those prices because most people don't even bother searching for a promotion or because it's impulse/necessity (for a birthday, for example) buying. And, again, doesn't mean that a line is a…

15. Re: BrickLink Hacked!

    

    Comment by Basta · September 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    @LegoFanTexas not that I necessarily disagree with you, but a lot of large well knowen companies have data centres in Hong Kong now days, so it's not exactly unheard of. Ok it's not ecommerce but at work we just moved our exchange system to Microsoft Office 365 hosted email, all emails are now hosted in HK or Singapore,…

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16. Re: LEGO Magazines : Blocks, Bricks & Bricks Culture

    

    Comment by AndyPol · April 2015 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    I have worked for 16 years, and will continue to work 24/7 365 days per year. I have been at work at Christmas, Easter, and New Year, and missed numerous family celebrations because of work. I may sound harsh, but you'll get no sympathy from me I'm afraid. I thought that if profit, reputation, and success were at stake,…

17. Re: UCS falcon rumours (that turned out to be true!)

    

    Comment by Bartelas · August 2017 · Home› Collecting

    
So what do you do with it when it's not being played with? Are you looking at it (equals displaying)? Are you feeling proud of owning it (while it sits on your shelf which equals displaying)? You know tbh, I have fun images in my head when I see a guy playing with such a beast 24/7/365 Edit: Well... you could hide it…

18. Re: Where do most re-sellers get their stock?

    

    Comment by Crowkillers · September 2015 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    When the 42039 24 hour race car was released last spring, it was not available here in the United States until just a few weeks ago... However I was buying them 4 at a time from a Bricklink store in Austria for $365 with shipping included.. The cost on this set here is $129.99, so it was a significant amount in savings.. I…

19. Re: (US) FOR SALE #10182 CAFE CORNER NEW SEALED

    

    

    Comment by Mynatt · September 2017 · Home› Marketplace

    Sure we have had a river that has caught on fire and yeah we have the running joke that out of 365 days we only get 50 days of sun but it's still a cool place. It grows on you. Even though I have only been here for a few years, it's a good place. That being said il leave this here:…

20. Re: Modular Track Switch System for LEGO® Trains - KICKSTARTER Project

    

    

    Comment by Lowa · March 2017 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    
 The tracks you see in the pictures are 3D printed. From a functional point of view there is no difference between 3D printed and injection molded train track. From a visual point of view there is a slight difference. The 3D printed tracks have small groves between the layers, you can see those from nearby. But from a…

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