Lego Store

ddbowdoin

ddbowdoin

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bsiev1977 said:
Hey, I'm 35 and have spent more on Legos the last few years than I'd care to admit.
I like the larger Star Wars ones, and the buildings.
I wish they'd do a Cinderella castle, or a Spaceship Earth set.
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honestly, the apartment keeps me from doing stuff like that... I literally just don't have the space to display them
 
scpergj

scpergj

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bsiev1977 said:
Hey, I'm 35 and have spent more on Legos the last few years than I'd care to admit.
I like the larger Star Wars ones, and the buildings.
I wish they'd do a Cinderella castle, or a Spaceship Earth set.
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I have 10 years on you...and we have my son's lego, my daughter's lego...and my lego!

We put up two Christmas trees every year - one in the front of the house, one at the back. Of course, they both must have trains - so, one is my old Lionel, the other is Lego!
 
flynnibus

flynnibus

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ddbowdoin said:
honestly, the apartment keeps me from doing stuff like that... I literally just don't have the space to display them
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My death star fits quite nicely on top of one of my desks.. with my x-wing flying over it :)
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Just built this last friday..

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I still have a m. falcon to build and a b-wing in my lego queue :)
 
bethymouse

bethymouse

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I'm surprised DTD still had a Lego store since Legoland is not too far away!:eek: I didn't like the store. I guess I was expecting something bigger and better since it's "Disney".:(
 
bsiev1977

bsiev1977

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I haven't done the Death Star, but I did do the big Star Destroyer.
My next one I'm going to get is the new X-Wing that releases in May. It has 1559 pieces, and is about twice as big as the x wing that is out now.
The new x wing will be 10in high, 20in long, and 18in across. Though, I believe most of the height comes from the stand the model sits on.
In comparison p, the old x wing measures a bit over 12 inches, and contains 560 pieces.
 
flynnibus

flynnibus

Premium Member
yeah, or you can buy the old UCS x-wing if you have deep pockets :)

The amount of resale on Lego blows my mind actually.. and how much people will pay for minifigs!

Damnit - I just watched the video on the new xwing.. I'm gonna have to buy that now too :)
 
Cmdr_Crimson

Cmdr_Crimson

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Disney did sell these a few years ago. They had their own "lego" sets called Disney Build It and they had a few sets to make your own little Magic Kingdom..With Big Thunder, Splash Mountain, Space Mountain, Pirates of the Carribean, Jungle Cruise, Winnie The Pooh and Cinderella Castle
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However..If your Really creative with Lego's you can make your own Splash Mountain like this one..
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ThisIsSimba1

ThisIsSimba1

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Though the Lego Store doesn't sell any Disney-specific sets, the store is worth visiting anyway, if only for the larger than life Lego statues around the outside, most of which are Disney based.
 
muteki

muteki

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ThisIsSimba1 said:
Though the Lego Store doesn't sell any Disney-specific sets, the store is worth visiting anyway, if only for the larger than life Lego statues around the outside, most of which are Disney based.
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They do have Disney specific sets (films, not Parks) but they are not unique to the DTD Lego store.
 

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