Over 4 years ago, I publicly wondered why Disneyland buildings hadnt been a LEGO theme yet. I'm glad somebody was thinking about it.
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One for Jane Eyre and her little darlings to spend some time on John Goatti
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http://www.brothers-brick.com/2016/07/09/lego-to-release-a-huge-4080-piece-cinderella-castle-set-news/
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Holy crap, what does that retail for?!
ReplyDeleteI'd guess $600-1000, based on the brick counts in the larger Creator series.
ReplyDeleteAaron Wood Peter Billing It's a little less than 10 cents per brick in the larger Creator sets, so my guess is $349-$399.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking that, but the few sets I checked on were >$300 for 2000 bricks...
ReplyDeleteBut I think this in awesome idea. I need to look at how stuff like this gets built so I can make things with Audrey. A lot of the structural building styles have changed a bunch since the robin-hood-esq sets of the 80s...
Aaron Wood Big Ben is 4163 pieces and $249.99. Tower Bridge is 4295 pieces and $239.99. Sydney Opera House is 2989 pieces and $319.99, but it uses a lot of large pieces. I'm pretty confident Cinderella's Castle won't be over $400.
ReplyDelete$350
ReplyDeleteDang that's a lot. I'm not getting it then. lol
ReplyDeleteAh, but how much is the basement or home extension to put it all in? :)
ReplyDeleteCraig Froehle - Wasn't arguing, was explaining where my bad math came from. ;) I think part of the issue is that the set in question that I checked first might be out of production (fire brigade). It's on a wishlist, so easy for me to find.
ReplyDeleteMath + bad data = bad answer
Peter Billing That's an entirely different issue.
ReplyDeleteum. I agree with the idea that it would be less than 400 dollars.
ReplyDeleteEzra: where do I find this and when are they doing a Haunted Mansion one?
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