Do we have to contact them or is this automatic for everyone that's purchased one?Got an email from Lefo yesterday that they are mailing out the new parts and instructions for the loose Wall-e head fix
It doesnt have the minifigures basically the dragon and the towers it seems like.If you want to sell that Minecraft set, let me know. It was one of the things on my sons list but I already bought him a Star Wars set.
not really sure if all the pieces are there no minifigures that is for sure.Someone sold you a goth base for $5 always jump on it. My mom has a pile of LEGO in my old room once I go home on Friday. I still need to sell the collectible series prototype Tie fighter. Hopefully she didn't lose the sticker.
You have to contact them. Other than buying directly through Shop At Home, I'm not sure they'd know who bought one, who to contactDo we have to contact them or is this automatic for everyone that's purchased one?
Still if it has half it's pieces that's still nearly 400 pieces for $5. And what's wrong with children today not wanting LEGO? I got a huge rubbermaid of 80s and 90s LEGO last year from the neighbor because his kids didn't want them.not really sure if all the pieces are there no minifigures that is for sure.
Well, I bought it on Amazon, so I figured there's probably a way to track. Sometimes they let the distributor contact customers, so I wasn't sure if I needed to do something. I'll shoot them an email though. Thanks.You have to contact them. Other than buying directly through Shop At Home, I'm not sure they'd know who bought one, who to contact
Still if it has half it's pieces that's still nearly 400 pieces for $5. And what's wrong with children today not wanting LEGO? I got a huge rubbermaid of 80s and 90s LEGO last year from the neighbor because his kids didn't want them.![]()
I don't know my kid is 14 , not as interested in it anymore rather play on computer, very sad.Still if it has half it's pieces that's still nearly 400 pieces for $5. And what's wrong with children today not wanting LEGO? I got a huge rubbermaid of 80s and 90s LEGO last year from the neighbor because his kids didn't want them.![]()
They all come back around it their mid-20s. Just set all the Lego in a closet somewhere. You'll be thanked.I don't know my kid is 14 , not as interested in it anymore rather play on computer, very sad.
Exactly. Thankfully my 'dark ages' was the late 90s and early 2000s, which I was about 14. My neighbors kids were 8 and against old LEGO, when they got a bunch of new LEGO for their birthday.They all come back around it their mid-20s. Just set all the Lego in a closet somewhere. You'll be thanked.
That's my story anyway.
+1. Stopped at about 14 also. Came back with Pirates of the Carribean ships and LotR.They all come back around it their mid-20s. Just set all the Lego in a closet somewhere. You'll be thanked.
That's my story anyway.
We came to the conclusion a few pages back that the ATAT is newish and probably just out of stock because it's Christmas.ISD and AT-AT still sold out and about to retire?
Actually, I think both sets have been retired. They are sold out everywhere, even on Lego.com. Plus lego.com discounted the AT-AT while it was in stock, which to me is a sign they cleared out inventory.We came to the conclusion a few pages back that the ATAT is newish and probably just out of stock because it's Christmas.
I hadn't seen that site before. Seems like it's targeted toward "investors". I'll just blame them next time I drag my feet on buying an older set and then see it go OOS everywhereActually, I think both sets have been retired. They are sold out everywhere, even on Lego.com. Plus lego.com discounted the AT-AT while it was in stock, which to me is a sign they cleared out inventory.
Both sets were released in August 2014. According to this European site, both sets are retiring soon:
http://retiringsets.com
I'd say if you can find either at retail, you should snag them if you want them.
Yes, that is Hyperion.But this one is soooo coooooool looking. Hopefully Paul Rudd doesn't play the role of the "major A list hero" thatThanos figure too, finally Thanos vs Darkseid lego action. And is that Hyperion? I'm trying to look at that pic on my phone but can't make everyone out.dies during Civil War, aka Black Goliath
So people will buy a $70+ set even though all they really wanted was the damn minifigures?I don't get the need for another Quinjet.
The AT-AT was a doorbuster on BF at the physical Lego store. It's not on the retired, retiring soon or limited stock list yet. They may not show up as often as they used to but they are available online at both TRU and Walmart. Both the Walmart and Target apps show what stores around you have them in stock. You can also call TRU with the RWeb number and they can tell you what stores have them.Actually, I think both sets have been retired. They are sold out everywhere, even on Lego.com. Plus lego.com discounted the AT-AT while it was in stock, which to me is a sign they cleared out inventory.
Both sets were released in August 2014. According to this European site, both sets are retiring soon:
http://retiringsets.com
I'd say if you can find either at retail, you should snag them if you want them.
Yes, I think some retailers still have stock, but I don't expect them to replenish it once it's sold. I may be wrong, but in the past I've held out getting certain Star Wars Lego sets and I saw stores slowly deplete stock and kept thinking it would get replenished and it never was. Usually if Lego sells out of a product, they will list when it will be back in stock. In the case of the AT-AT and ISD, they're both listed as "Sold Out". I wouldn't be shocked if they later showed both as retired products. With the new Star Wars movie out now, I suspect Lego wants to focus more on sets from that film.The AT-AT was a doorbuster on BF at the physical Lego store. It's not on the retired, retiring soon or limited stock list yet. They may not show up as often as they used to but they are available online at both TRU and Walmart. Both the Walmart and Target apps show what stores around you have them in stock. You can also call TRU with the RWeb number and they can tell you what stores have them.
No, I'll buy it on clearance 70% off. Ok maybe I'll capitulate at half offSo people will buy a $70+ set even though all they really wanted was the damn minifigures?
If it weren't for the Lego logo all over everything, I would have assumed that was MegaBloks. The sets remind me very much of the Minions movie sets from MegaBloks.Angry Bird sets...
https://www.flickr.com/photos/tormentalous/23869473255/in/dateposted/
If you want a real castle there is one, but all the sets just feel... nothing....
Na. They've been flying off shelves. I go to Target a lot, and since about Sunday, Legos have been disappearing, starting with the Star Wars.Wow my target has absolutely no Star Wars sets. Not clear ace, not anything, not even spots for them. Looks like they're remapping the aisles again so I hope that's it...
I assume you have to call them, right?Got the Wall-e fix pieces yesterday and fixed up him today. No more wonky head!
I never called them. I ordered from Amazon and they still sent me the pieces. So Lego is actually being proactive and getting customer info from other retailers. If you bought from a store, though, you'd probably have to call them.I assume you have to call them, right?
I emailed them but have heard calling them works as well. I bought mine back in September at TRU so there would be no way for Lego to know I had one without me contacting them.I assume you have to call them, right?