heat added good spot op,almost £100 off seems a bit mad for such a huge set.
cooldude01
20 Dec 16#2
This looks like the new price , makes it more reasonable
wez_li
20 Dec 16#3
still a touch overpriced, but I agree it's a lot more reasonable than the frankly ridiculous rrp.
heat
pokerdice
20 Dec 16#4
Good spot. Heat added:)
Getting a little tired of the 'no rhyme or reason' behind LEGO's exclusivity and pricing structure tho. I got one yesterday coz it was such a good price at Tesco. However I already had one when 20% off at Smyths which was a great discount at the time, but now not so much compared to this reduction. Only solace is that I didn't pay £250. Is it a case of 'it is what it is' or is there a way of knowing at what tim in a sets lifespan it will drop significantly? Guess in this case stock was high for Chrimbo but it hasn't shifted as quickly as they'd like??
scottz17
20 Dec 161#5
Managed to pick this up at Tesco yesterday with an extra 1000 club card points and a £5 voucher! Heat for the current deal though:D
only4ali to scottz17
20 Dec 16#6
Lucky you, the deal was up for very short time, whats with £5 voucher ?
Yeah, Lego always costs more for the amount of bricks if it's licenced whereas their in house designs don't have any royalties to pay. The F40 for example is ridiculously overpriced for what it is.
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Getting a little tired of the 'no rhyme or reason' behind LEGO's exclusivity and pricing structure tho. I got one yesterday coz it was such a good price at Tesco. However I already had one when 20% off at Smyths which was a great discount at the time, but now not so much compared to this reduction. Only solace is that I didn't pay £250. Is it a case of 'it is what it is' or is there a way of knowing at what tim in a sets lifespan it will drop significantly? Guess in this case stock was high for Chrimbo but it hasn't shifted as quickly as they'd like??