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This weekend, I got my introduction into how much Lego sets cost
Posted by
prayformojo (aka mayhem)
Mar 17 '14, 08:10
a 750-piece set for $75.
That was actually less per brick than some of the other sets we were looking at.
Also, it's a 3-in-1 design, so we'll be able to get a lot more out of it than a conventional set.
Still, expensive.
But it's a great daddy-daughter activity
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we were looking at some of the big Star Wars ones this weekend...while awesome, the price is in.sane. -- nm
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Beaker
Mar 17, 08:33
Simpsons next! -- nm
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David
Mar 17, 08:17
Yes, yes, the movie is working just as we planned... -- nm
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Lego execs
Mar 17, 08:12
yes, I just buy the assorted brick sets and use our imaginations.
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groiny
Mar 17, 08:11
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