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Posted 21 December 2015
LEGO Sydney Opera House 10234 £219.99 Toys R Us
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LEGO Sydney Opera House Advanced Creator Series.
Regular price is £249.99 and rarely ever drops in price. So a better than 10% discount is worthwhile and its a Hard to Find set on Lego.com.
Few years old now, could be on the retired list soon. Delivery or collection
Regular price is £249.99 and rarely ever drops in price. So a better than 10% discount is worthwhile and its a Hard to Find set on Lego.com.
Few years old now, could be on the retired list soon. Delivery or collection
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sorted byIf it's repetitive then make something else from the pieces, if that's possible. That _was_ the beauty of lego where the original, technic and space pieces could be merged rather than buying essentially an airfix/prefab set with only one outcome.
Thanks. Just reserved and collected for tomorrow.
Were've you been? Not my cuppa tea but there is a generation of retiring baby boomers with the time and money to splash out on Lego and relive their childhood. Buy wisely and they can be very shrewd investments. There are magazines and websites dedicated to the adult Lego hobbyist. A retired relative's house looks like a model toy shop when you step into it. He hasn't even unwrapped a couple of the more valuable kits he has bought. Another world I can tell you.
I wish they would bring back the Taj Mahal and Eiffel Tower. People want silly money for them online.
Got a plane ticket booked just to check
Check out the bridge while you there.
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Rather spend my money down the pub, but each to their own I guess
You should see the price of a mint original millennium falcon.
Just curious how do you know when this item will be retired in 2018 while Tower Bridge will be in August 2016?
Where do you get the information on production stats?
The numbers aren't that high at all. There was a brief period when the stock levels for Lego website were visible via Brickset earlier this year, but was quickly taken down. You can read the article here where they took a couple screen shots of said stock levels. brickset.com/art…aph
There's a chance that the Sydney Opera House is retiring soon as they have just updated the box design on Tower Bridge (new expert logo on right hand side of box) while this one hasn't. Given that Big Ben (set 10253) is due for release in the new year, I guess that explains why Tower Bridge will keep running for a bit longer.