Took the plunge last week with the Toys R Us deals and cashback, but John Lewis now has the Lego Palace Cinema (modular) at their new price, £101.99.
Looks to be a great set, and can't wait to get building!
23 comments
ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 16#1
£100+ for some plastic?
I would rather buy an iPhone instead, at least the phone works.
Seriously
jasondungate90 to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 162#3
Bet you've spent more on plastic blow up dolls :laughing:
jayok to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 16#4
Seriously my backside
fireman1 to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 16#5
I'm fairly sure the Lego works too.
Underdog19 to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 161#7
The iPhone will be obsolete decades before the Lego will be.
I never understand this argument with Lego my 6 year old son has Lego that was mine when I was his age, so 30 years on and still working exactly the same as the day it was bought.
odiedodie to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 165#8
Oh just fsck off
(We were all thinking it)
ben5363 to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 16#20
An iphone which is some metal and plastic and they may work bur not very well.
Jonno42 to ChickenDinner2000
2 Dec 16#23
Jog on mate....please, far far away.
Seriously.
knowlerohrer
2 Dec 166#2
At least link where you can buy an iPhone for £100 when you moan.
crazyhorse
2 Dec 16#6
Don't inflate his ego. hehe :stuck_out_tongue:
furbars
2 Dec 161#9
True I had my brother's, by the time I was old enough to play with it it was third hand and over 10 years old ! I had years of play out of it. if anyone as a family then buy Lego early it will last for years and so will the fun :smile:
crazyhorse
2 Dec 16#10
I hope he bricks his iPhone.
sparkyIreland
2 Dec 16#11
Yeah, he's a bit of a let down.
Flawed logic, and perhaps doesn't quite understand priced by demand. This shouldn't be too far away from retirement , keep it mint/boxed and will be worth £200 on a bad day.
crazyhorse
2 Dec 16#12
Yeah, we're talking 100% profit in about a year, perhaps.
paulrwarner
2 Dec 16#13
This set is a bit boring, I've got it and built it a few times and it's not as fun as the others in the collection. Most boring is the emporium best one IMO is the fire station with the pet shop close 2nd
brdevine to paulrwarner
2 Dec 161#14
Yeah, the Fire Station is amazing. That was the first one I bought my daughter. Bought this set 2 years ago. I've still got an unopened Fire Station and Tumbler in the loft.
paulrwarner
2 Dec 16#15
There is a nice profit to be made on them sets!
sparkyIreland
2 Dec 161#16
Using Chicken dinner's logic (£100+ for some plastic?), that makes the brand new fire station worth about £20, so if you could just go ahead and adopt their ridiculous logic and go right ahead and send me a paypal invoice and send me it. Many thanks
canaryruss
2 Dec 16#17
and back to the deal... modulars not often on offer so £20 off rrp is s good deal. I'm trying flubit, awaiting an offer will let you know if it's any good.
jayok to canaryruss
2 Dec 16#18
I got 4% off so £97.76 - not great for Flubit
canaryruss
2 Dec 16#19
no, but better than a kick in teeth. 1.15% tcb on flubit too
jayok to canaryruss
2 Dec 16#21
True, did not know about Flubit and TCB :smiley:
sparc
2 Dec 16#22
I want this but don't know where in the house I could put it.
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Opening post
Looks to be a great set, and can't wait to get building!
23 comments
I would rather buy an iPhone instead, at least the phone works.
Seriously
I never understand this argument with Lego my 6 year old son has Lego that was mine when I was his age, so 30 years on and still working exactly the same as the day it was bought.
(We were all thinking it)
Seriously.
Flawed logic, and perhaps doesn't quite understand priced by demand. This shouldn't be too far away from retirement , keep it mint/boxed and will be worth £200 on a bad day.