RRP is £139.99 and the lowest price I've ever seen is £99.99 so this is a fantastic deal.
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EUROBOY
17 Jan 16#17
This has vanished from the Argos website, so presume OOS online. However, there does seem to be the odd set floating about in Stores. Only shows up when you check In-Store though. As got the last remaining Set today at Bristol Bradley Stoke today.
Hallsie
3 Jan 16#16
I think you're correct in that according to their terms and conditions you should pay whatever the price is when you pick it up. It's probably just my local Argos are happy to give it to you for the cheaper price if you ask for it :smiley:
LatestLego
3 Jan 16#15
That's great to hear :smiley: I'm just going on blurb previously included in reservation emails, although I can't find any mention of that now, so maybe they've changed it.
Hallsie
3 Jan 16#14
Whenever this has happened to me my local Argos has always been happy to honour the price I reserved it at.
Dr Zoidberg
3 Jan 16#13
That's just reminded me to post a deal for the Pet Shop......
Pretty sure it's going to be retired any day now.
Dr Zoidberg
3 Jan 16#10
Hmmm, not convinced by this one. It's a decent price for the set, but it's not a huge amount of bricks for your money compared to something like one of the modular buildings.
LatestLego to Dr Zoidberg
3 Jan 161#12
I know what you mean - modulars make every set look expensive. But actually the pieces in the modulars are generally all very small, with lots of 1x1 tiles etc. at times, and when you see them built don't look like an awful lot of Lego. It really depends what you're looking for :smiley:
EUROBOY
3 Jan 16#9
So tempted, reserved while i consider! Have my £25 o2 Voucher which will soften the blow.
LatestLego to EUROBOY
3 Jan 161#11
Remember that at Argos if the price goes up before you get to the till, you will pay the new price, even if you reserved it at the lower price.
ratcatcher
3 Jan 16#8
Lego is getting like all the big boys .
Fuelled by CORPORATE GREED.
Is a box of plastic worth all that money???
Never mind the excuse that it keeps the kids quiet for an hour.
zerowing
3 Jan 16#7
Legoooooo do I need this no... But most likely buying
mariefindlay
2 Jan 16#6
I'm 29 I bought the Lego Simpsons house for myself to build then gave it to kids to play with. It's on display in my eldest sons room now lol
LatestLego
2 Jan 16#5
It is addictive!
steveblackman
2 Jan 161#3
Got a Lego technic set for Xmas. Now I'm hooked. (I'm 33 years old)
WTownsley to steveblackman
2 Jan 16#4
There is a lot of adults who love Lego don't feel ashamed
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Pretty sure it's going to be retired any day now.
Fuelled by CORPORATE GREED.
Is a box of plastic worth all that money???
Never mind the excuse that it keeps the kids quiet for an hour.