Review: 75827 Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters

[CorneliusMurdock]

Set Info

Name: Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarters

Number: 75827

Release: January 2016

Figures: 9 (Plus Slimer and two small ghosts)

Pieces: 4634

Price: US $349.99 I EUR €349,99

When I was seven years old I received the Kenner Firehouse as a Christmas present. I loved that thing. I spent many, many hours laying on the floor of my room punching the second-hand Ecto 1 through the playset's front doors as my Ghostbusters raced off to capture another troublesome spook. Or attaching a figure's feet to the platform on the fire pole so they could twirl down to get the equipment needed to fight off the army of ghosts trying to get into headquarters. Sadly those days would come to an end when my little sister pushed one of my cousins into the firehouse, leaving my poor ghostbusters homeless. To make matters worse she flushed the Ecto-plasm down the toilet. (And I'm definitely still not bitter about it today… ) By that time, the Ninja Turtles had arrived to swing by with their party wagon and band together to fight the insidious ghost ninjas that had overrun my room.

When I heard about this set, it was if seven-year-old me had just had an unanswered wish come true. Can this set possibly live up to that wildly enthusiastic burst of childhood nostalgia? Let's find out!

Box

The box is huge. No really. Huge. This is the first set of this price point I've ever owned and it certainly looks worth the money based on box size. If you're walking out of the Lego Store with this beast, the enormity of it should ease the wallet pain somewhat.

Mine was beat up somewhat on the express trip from Billund to my house but that's what happens when you strap a rocket to a box, I guess. This is an appropriate time to thank TLG for sending me this set for review and for my fellow staff for letting me do this one.

On the front it looks like mass hysteria is breaking out. Cats and dogs living together! Pete and Egon seem to have Slimer under control but priorities, guys. Winston looks to be falling to his death and Ray is being chased by the Librarian ghost. Get her, Ray! Louis and Dana are just hanging out on the roof maybe waiting for Gozer.

The top and the back of the box show mostly interior scenes and this is where a lot of the play value is. Three floors of Ghostbuster fun.

Oh, Slimer.

Manual

The manual comes in a plastic bag with the sticker sheets. There's no cardboard in the bag to keep it from getting mashed, though and nothing to keep the stickers from sliding around. Mine was only slightly dog-eared on one corner. For as much as this set costs, making sure the manual stayed nice in the box would have been an excellent thing for TLG to do. And how much does one piece of cardboard cost anyway?

The manual itself looks pretty spiffy. The front box art is repeated here with cool borders on both sides. The cover and page thickness is the same as a normal manual rather than the thicker kind that come in Ideas or architecture sets. With as thick as this is, a spiral binding would have been nice but I don't think they've done that kind of thing recently.

It's bigger than the Ecto 1 manual by this much.

This shows us what we're in for. 14 sets of bags. 14. It also gives us a preview of when minifigs will show up.

They included a couple of pages with movie stills and information. It would be cooler if it wasn't just a summary of the first movie. I've seen the movie, TLG. This set isn't an impulse purchase. There's also a page explaining that this is where the Ghostbusters live. No real interesting information either but the pictures look nice.

In between is a full page devoted to showing us the minifig line up.

The instructions themselves are nicely done. Part call-outs and highlighting new builds for this step in yellow make it super easy to follow along.

No ads for future sets… But we do get this guy! Win or I'll hit you with a wrench.

Minifigures

Let's get right to it.

Here's the front of our heroes. Pete's got slime all down his front and he's also got new head printing. Both he and Winston have the new hair which looks awesome and so much more accurate to their characters. I'll show more of the arm printing in just a bit. Ray and Egon are pretty much the same from the front except for the arm printing.

Pete's slime continues onto his back and his alternate expression. His face is so Murray. Their backs are actually different printing than before just showing straps.

The arm printing is excellent and, in my opinion, makes these figures Ghostbusters. Sadly lacking in the Ideas set, TLG makes up for it here. Arm patch on one side and a pocket on the other with elbow pads on both arms. Printing is crisp and just right.

Winston's hair is perfect now. The texture of it reminds me of the Winston action figure I had as a kid. I'm glad that they made this new piece. While originally made for Finn in Star Wars, this will get plenty of use across most licensed lines.

And the back. Here you can see the difference in back printing, too. I think the new one looks more accurate. I'm not sure what that was supposed to be on the Ideas one even though it looks cool.

And a comparison of Pete's hair. It's almost like Bill Murray modeled for the new piece. If you want to MOC some of his other great movies, you've got an accurate representation of his hair now.

I do wish we had a "regular" Pete torso as well but I can see why TLG making the Dimensions pack version unique would be beneficial for them. Not so much for us, though.

The other human characters are all brand new. And super accurate. Even the expressions on their faces remind me of the actors. Louis comes with an extra head, giving him three(!) expressions. His clothing is excellent and while better for his keymaster and being chased scenes, isn't that different from his normal clothes.

Janine's design is simple but perfectly done. Despite looking boyish, I don't think her hair could be more accurate, mostly just an unfortunate style in real life kind of thing.

Particularly interesting are Dana's legs (insert Bill Murray ad lib here). They're the new dual molded ones but they also printed the slit in the skirt. I almost didn't notice at first, that's how seamless it looks. I also think it looks much better than a cloth skirt would have. Cloth always looks poofy and never lays right. This looks much more toga-like, which is how it looks in the movie. Unfortunately, we don't get her in normal clothes or non-gatekeeper make-up. So we're on our own to find her better garb for earlier scenes.

They all have back printing and alternate expressions. Janine's is scared while the others have the possessed red eyes.

Slimer! A character that proved so popular that he kind if took over the show. Originally called "Onionhead" in the script, Dan Akroyd apperently thought of him as the ghost of John Belushi, his Blues Brothers costar and friend who had passed away not long before Ghostbusters was made. Given the name "Slimer" in the cartoon, he becomes like a pet and comic foil for Pete.

His face here is more accurate to the cartoon than the movies but I like that, especially in a kid's toy. His arms come attached but do move. And they can hold the food the little spud is always trying to steal.

His color is spot-on and he can attach to studs pretty easily. Obviously clear pieces look best for this so he can hover.

The blue and pink ghosts are nice generic spooks. I think they're the same mold as the Ninjago ghosts and they fit a clear minifig head inside.

The Librarian ghost represents the first ghost the team encounters. One side of the head is calm and she comes with two hair pieces, one for the calm face and one for the scary side. If they aren't new in gray and white respectively, they're pretty rare. And useful for aged diversity.

The cab driver represents an animatronic puppet that's seen for a minute or so in the first movie. You have to build your own cab for him.

Both figs feature back printing. The librarians torso looks good for reuse as a normal librarian.

Parts

The sticker sheets… So yes, not everything is printed. But as far as stickers go, these are excellent. Small movie details abound. None are hard to apply and they all look excellent when placed. I love the shiny ones for the toaster and mirror and while the parts would be even better chromed, I understand the costs of that don't make it feasible. I'd much prefer this than the much less shiny metallic colors used nowadays.

A ton of pieces. I took pictures of all the individual sets of bags and the piles of parts within. If you like that kind of thing, check out the Flickr album. There were two boxes of bags inside that strangely had no markings on them. The loose bags are the last steps and first steps are split into the boxes. The boxes open by punching a tab with your finger.

Interesting Pieces!

I took a lot of part pictures but I'll only post a few of the more interesting ones here.

The big panel here has indentations that made it perfect for part of the main door. It's also a new piece. The star tiles are fun and I can see Captain America MOCs making great use of them.

Later on we can see these new printed news tile. And most interesting is the "Brick" magazine tile with the Ghostbusters on it. A closer look here. Both are new and welcome.

A few pearl gold round tiles with knobs are included in the set and are used in lamps and in one instance, a shower head.

It looks like they've also updated the tool set. I don't know if this is new this year but it's the first set I've gotten. It has much more variety than the old one and I particularly enjoy the socket wrench.

The metallic dish is used as the alarm bell to great effect.

The cereal box makes its appearance for only the second time according to Bricklink. A little oversized but fun. The pop (soda or cola) can tops are still very rare as well and are used to make plain red cans representing Coke which got product placement in the first movie. It's really too bad that TLG would need to get separate rights to print the actual cans.

The brown door is new to this set and two are included. Neither of which are stickered, thankfully. Great for interior doors.

Build

The Firehouse from Ghostbusters is probably one of the most iconic buildings in modern cinema. The exterior was an actual retired firehouse in New York, while the interiors were filmed at a firehouse in Los Angeles. So two entirely different buildings. The set endeavors to insert the interior into the exterior in an organic way and I think it succeeds pretty well.

Bags 1

We start with the base and some lockers for the proton packs. Another excellent color for interior doors and I think they're new coloring combination than we've seen before. But the doors are stickered with the Ghostbusters' names and are the hardest ones to apply mainly because you want them to look consistent across the three doors. Yes, only three. Winston gets left out. I suppose he just wears his proton pack all the time.

Speaking of Winston, he comes in this bag, resplendent with his pack, a trap with new printed tile, and a radio. I like the way they space out the minifigs. I know they do it to make them harder to steal but it makes each set of bags more interesting when you wonder what might be next.

Bags 2

A lot of light bley in this bag. We're mostly building the walls which are broken up with profile brick bricks. We also build the containment unit (tucked away under the stairs since a basement would require digging through your table) and the back wall that is a wood paneling.

Louis comes in this bag.

Bags 3

Here we finish up the outside of the first floor. The doors are an interesting build and accurately include a smaller door in one of them. However, they are designed to open in and I think the real ones open out. We'll talk more about this later. The interior walls are finished as well in this step.

This is one of three bags along with 6 and 10 that don't come with a minifig. Given the sheer number of bags, the fact that some are skipped isn't surprising.

Bags 4

Now we furnish the inside. There's a place with tools to work on Ecto 1, and a spare license plate for some reason. We get some clutter with what I assume are boxes. Janine's desk has some great details on it like the phone, a button for the alarm, and nicely designed lamp, and a computer on which she's playing a game (looks like "Breakout"). The alarm itself has gone on to the wall. Pete's desk is behind a railing. While simplified, that's how it is in the movies.

We get some structure to support the upper floors. The hanging lamps are a great touch that will be continued on subsequent floors.

Janine comes in this bag presumably to sit at her desk.

Outside, we make the "no ghost" sign. While nicely designed, I wish it were bigger. I think 3x3 studs would be the correct size but I don't think there are parts available to do that without putting stickers across multiple tiles. 4x4 would have the same problem and might be a bit out of scale.

Bags 5

We start the main part of the second floor. We start our vast usage of dark red. I like dark red. We also start the brickwork around the windows that ends up being the most repetitive part of the build. It's worth that, though, since it ends up looking so nice.

Inside the kitchen and bedrooms get started. I love the cabinets in these colors and the tiles under the table are sweet. the sink actually doesn't attach to anything, it just sits in the space provided. It's still pretty secure and you'd have to turn the whole thing uspide down to even begin to dislodge it (a prospect that becomes impossible when the set is finished).

Ray comes in this step. The Ghostbusters don't come with their proton packs now since they're all in their lockers downstairs.

Bags 6

Furniture is added in this step along with the now familiar box design as clutter. Food goes on shelves and in the nicely designed fridge. The beds are nice for display but a bit small for practical purposes. My favorite thing is the arcade machine. it's really well built and features the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. His sticker actually goes on a solid white 1x2x2 glass pane. This is the first appearance of the part and it will be used again later in this set so we get more without stickers.

The outside continues to be built up.

Bags 7

This bag finishes up the walls and gives us more support structure for the next floor.

The librarian ghost comes here (to haunt the bedroom? I think they're confusing her with a different female ghost from a later montage) with a book. The sticker gives the title "Magical Paths to Fortune and Power" which is the same book Pete has ordered from Ray's bookstore in the second film. The cover replaces the triangle art with a Lego brick because... they could.

The outside looks nice at this point. The upper floors will be mostly more of the same look with minor differences to make up for the hinging parts and cool little details.

Bags 8

Bag 8 is a second floor section that has the bathroom. They want us to believe that Slimer caused the mess here since he's included in the bag but anyone who's lived in a dorm with other guys knows that this probably isn't the case. Work on your aim, guys.

There's a lot of detail here from the neat way the toilet comes together to cool shower design. Notice the new(er) "arch" piece above the toilet. I love the design of it. This is only the third set it's come in and the second in tan. I want more of them.

We get what I assume to be an air conditioner in the bathroom window. I thought it might represent a vent fan, but there's one in the opposite window as well.

Bags 9

We skip the final section of the second floor and go right to the main part of the third floor. More tile detail on the floor and we get a clue of where the pool table will go since we get the cues already. The one corner is technically part of the dark room so I assume the shelves have photo-developing supplies.

Pete come in this bag. I bet he can't wait until the table arrives.

The outside is business as usual.

Bags 10

The pool table got here and as a bonus we got a dart board and a lab. The lab is probably more useful but darts are more fun. The lab table is really cool since the table legs actually fit in the jumper tiles underneath. Part geometry that would hurt my head went into that and the end result is that it's at a cool angle but still connected. It also has one of the "Brick" faux Time magazine tiles. The rest of the lab has all the cool stuff we see in the films.

Mostly done out here.

Bags 11

Support structure is added.

We get Dana in this bag perhaps as an homage to her being checked out in the lab earlier in the film. Really I would have switched her with Louis since he's more memorable here.

Some excellent outside detail as we reach towards the roof. I really like how the big window finishes up and the corner thingies look great.

Bags 12

Now we get the dark room for the third floor. And it's on fire. Bad Vigo! Notice the white window glass. We get five panes, two above the door and three in the window. This is a great detail. They could have ignored the fact of how film is developed and just put in clear windows but they went that extra mile and gave us rare parts at the same time.

Egon comes in this bag so he and Ray can discuss what to order for dinner as they investigate the pictures of Vigo. We never find out what type of pizza they would have gotten. I hope they fed them at the mental institution...

See, white windows!

Bags 13

As we assemble all of the sections, you might notice there was a section of the second floor we missed. That's what we get here since they connect it with the third floor section above. It makes sense to do this since it's a stairwell. When I MOC buildings, I like putting in an actual way the minifigs would get from floor to floor so I enjoy them putting it in here even though there's not really a scene about these stairs in the movies.

The cab driver comes in this bag. I guess he likes walking up and down stairs? Zombies like cardio exercise, right?

One thing I wasn't expecting was the incredible fire escape. It's neatly done. It's too bad they made the bottom part in gray. And it doesn't look like it's currently available in black. Maybe someday I can upgrade that.

Bags 14

The roof is the main thing in this one and it's very plain. All it really has is a barred skylight?/vent? thing that serves as a closure thing for the hinged walls. This part is very important since the second and third floor sections have no hinges and thus fall off a lot without this top hinge securing them down. This is so you can lift off the floors easily which I love as a feature.

We also get a stoplight that has a really cool design and a trash can for the sidewalk.

Little pink and blue ghosties are in this step with clear rods to make them look like they are flying. The instructions want you to remove 1x1 tiles around the windows to insert the clear rods but I just spent hours putting those stinking things on so screw that.

Finished

It's beautiful. Really beautiful. From top to bottom awesomeness. And that's just the outside. It looks really screen accurate.

The stoplight is a nice touch, although for displaying this, it'll probably be better to remove it to save space. The box says dodging the ooze on the sidewalk is a play feature.

The back doesn't look great. But if you're going to cut corners, the back is the way to go.

Inside, it's glorious! Look, there's a fire pole. I wonder if it works...

Both the pole and the handle are new parts. inside the handle tube are little bumps that cause the rider to twirl around the pole. It works great. I don't know what else those particular parts could be used for but I'm sure some of you out there will find a use in MOCs. I have confidence in you.

And the all important question: Does Ecto 1 fit inside?

Thump! Maybe if we move those boxes...

Bonk! Not quite yet...

Stop, Ray! Maybe he backed it up a bit far.

At this point, it's inside the building but the doors won't close. This is because the doors open in and not out. I'd have to watch the movies for a fourth time this week but I think the doors are supposed to open out. The way the doors are built it makes a lot of sense to flip that around but it does sacrifice the "punch through the doors" play feature. You can close the doors first and then put Ecto 1 in this space if you just want to store it that way. For display purposes, I think having Ecto 1 halfway in looks the nicest anyway (like my title picture).

Conclusion

I love this set. It's everything a 7 year-old me would want and more. It kicks the Kenner playset's butt. So many more features and details. And it won't stain the carpet with ecto-plasm.

Design & Build: 10 - Accurate with some cool building techniques that I'm sure will be helpful in the future.

Parts: 10 - While there is a sea of dark red and light bley (not bad things), There plenty of other rare and useful parts. Though I doubt anyone will by this as a parts pack, it has plenty of good stuff in it.

Minifigures: 10 - With the arm printing, the main team are great. Add in the new hair for half of them and they're pretty much perfect. Boots would be the only thing lacking. (And I'm sure we'll all start whining for those next, right?) The other characters are all screen accurate with great prints and parts. I can really even fault their choices of other characters. Maybe EPA Peck instead of the cabbie would have been better but instead we get another ghost to bust and not a man in a suit that we could probably all make purist anyway.

Play or Display: 10 - Both and very much so. It makes a great display piece if you have the room but with the neat interior and fire pole, there's lots of play value there. My kids (ages 7 and 4) have spent a few hours acting out the two Ghostbusters cartoons that came as a a bonus feature with the DVD set I own. And that's all they know about that universe.

Overall: 40/40 - Normally, I'd be hesitant to give this a perfect score but it's so excellently designed all around and appeals to so much of my nostalgia that I can't give it anything lower. Worst part of the set is the steep price but I think it's worth the price tag.

Check out all my pictures in my Flickr album.

In the commentary, Harold Ramis said that Bill Murray almost didn't clear the railing jump. And added that he probably would have died if he hadn't. Let's be thankful that things worked out the way they did.

"This magnificent feast represents the last of the petty cash." (Set sadly does not include the take-out boxes.)

"You are so kind to take care of that man. You know, you're a real humanitarian."

"I don't think he's human."

No ordinary household toaster!

Winston is the true hero. Seriously.

[CorneliusMurdock]

Review posted!

[Niku]

Wow thanks a lot for the review.

This set will be an instant classic.

On the wishlist. Lets hope the wallet can take it.

[turk187]

This SUCKS! I had decided to pass on this due to the cost, but now that I've seen this awesomeness I can't pass on it. I'll have to save for months to afford this. (Sad face)

[carebear]

Love It!!!

Thanks for the Great!!! Review

I can't wait to own one

Greetings

[Tariq j]

Excellent Review! Definitely going to buy this!

[peedeejay]

Thanks for the review. I will get one as well.

However I think that 40/40 is too high. The set is definately not perfect because of two things: Stickers and backside. I can live with both but these two flaws make it an imperfect set.

[paul_delahaye]

Here's hoping the manual is held together better than the one supplied with ecto 1. Reminds me Lego never did replace that manual!

Nice set, I saw it at Brick 2015 a couple of weeks ago, and it was impressive, although I don't think I'll be getting it. I don't think I can justify it.

Paul

[Hobbun]

Great review.

I definitely will be purchasing this set. Not sure if it will be day 1, but I will be getting it eventually.

Thanks for the review. I will get one as well.

However I think that 40/40 is too high. The set is definately not perfect because of two things: Stickers and backside. I can live with both but these two flaws make it an imperfect set.

Where I will agree with the back of the building (that looks pretty bad), the stickers are something that shouldn't be held against it as they are pretty much standard with large sets like this. Where I would prefer everything was printed, it just isn't going to happen. Not with a large set like this one.

However, I do think the Ghostbusters sign (on the front of the building) should have been printed, that is a bit disappointing.

[Kez]

Merry Christmas; awesome review too so a big thanks to you Murdock, I can't wait to get this but with over 14 sets to build (one being the Death Star) and the fact that I've got plenty of work to do means that I won't get chance to build this megalithic beast for a good while unfortunately, still plan on getting it on day one thankfully.

[BricksMcgee]

Thanks for the detailed review - looks like a great set!

[H_Solo]

Great review, thanks a lot!

I'll be sure to take this set home asap!

[Hive]

Too expensive and I don't dabble in licensed sets unless they fit into my Castle or Pirates themes - but I must say that this set is quite spectacular. The amount of detail simply amazes me, and the figures are great and varied. It's hard to think of anything the set lacks to represent the two classic movies.

Great review, too!

[JopieK]

Very nice set, too bad it is so expensive, my wife wants it so that means I don't get that much LEGO this coming year haha ;)

[TheBrickHitHouse]

People complain about the price?! There's 4,600 bricks! Are you expecting it to be given away?!

Using the minifigs legs from the latest B Wing and you have perfect legs for the Ghostbusters - even the pockets are in the right place. Baffled Lego didn't use an existing piece!

[Clone OPatra]

People complain about the price?! There's 4,600 bricks! Are you expecting it to be given away?!

I don't think anyone is complaining about the price in terms of value. It literally just IS expensive. The value is good but that doesn't mean 350 bucks isn't a lot of money for many people, especially to drop on a LEGO set no less.

To me, this isn't the type of set I would ever want. It's gorgeous, I enjoy looking at the pictures of it, but it's just too big for me to want it. I hope LEGO does well with it, but I'm still surprised that there's a market for a 350 dollar Ghostbusters set.

[Hobbun]

People complain about the price?! There's 4,600 bricks! Are you expecting it to be given away?!

Yeah, not really sure why we are getting "too expensive" comments.

Is $350 a lot of money? Yes. Is it an unreasonable amount of money for the set you are getting? No. The price comes out to less than 8 cents per brick. I'd be curious to hear what their expectations are on price for a massive set like this one.

I mean the Death Star was $400 and it was less than 4000 pieces.

How is this too expensive?

I don't think anyone is complaining about the price in terms of value. It literally just IS expensive. The value is good but that doesn't mean 400 bucks isn't a lot of money for many people, especially to drop on a LEGO set no less.

To me, this isn't the type of set I would ever want. It's gorgeous, I enjoy looking at the pictures of it, but it's just too big for me to want it. I hope LEGO does well with it, but I'm still surprised that there's a market for a 400 dollar Ghostbusters set.

Yes, it is an expensive set, but you have to adjust expectations. Just because it is a lot of money, doesn't mean it should be graded less. You have to look at what you are getting for that money.

It's like me saying "Wow, that Ferrari is ridiculous, I mean it's $200,000, way too expensive." I would be told "Yeah, but it's a Ferrari, it's not priced for someone like yourself." And they are right, I am not their target audience.

I'm not saying the Ghostbusters HQ is necessarily the Ferrari of LEGO sets, but it is targeted towards adult collectors (usually single) who want the more detailed sets and who also have the extra money to spend.

But I am glad TLG hasn't stopped making the larger and more expensive sets (like this one) as I am one who enjoys them, and there are others who do, as well.

Edited December 25, 2015 by Hobbun

[WhiteFang]

Very entertaining and insightful review. I enjoyed reading it. Thank you CorneliusMurdock. This must be the most awesome Christmas present ever! I am looking forward to pick this set but most likely I won't be buying it in Singapore due to the highly inflated price.

I will instantly buy at USD$400 excluding tax at a heartbeat. The pricetag for this set to me is priced appropriately based on brick count, design, minifigures, etc. I am basing it on other regions except Singapore which I understand will be SGD$800... It's almost two times of US SRP. So comparing that with that, yes this pricetag is alright for my wallet despite of the hefty pricetag. It just means that lesser LEGO varieties from other LEGO themes which I am also buying. The only deterrence is how am I going to bring it back to Singapore though via commercial flight. Most likely, just have to buy more spare baggage space for it.

[Hobbun]

I had to go and look at the item again on S@H to confirm the price, but just an FYI, it is $350, not $400. At least a couple of people have mentioned that already, so just wanted to say it's not quite that much. I do think $50 is a big difference.

[miahbrick33]

This is very fantastic review! Thank you, Its well written and thought out, hitting all the points I have been wondering about. I have watched two video reviews before this and you "take the cake.

I would have never thought there to be a Vigo poster in there! I just built my 21108 Ecto two days ago, and watched both films while constructing and am pretty sure the doors open out.

The fact that the no ghost logo is on stickers is awesome, we can use it on a custom sign or different model.

THE price issue, come on, its a huge set, and at an avg. 8 cent per piece as noted above, there is no way to complain. I have built countless ecto's and four firehouses digitally, based on different themes and sizes, and I can't wait to see what TLG has in store for this line.

Happy Holidays one and all, and thank you again for the best review on what will be an awesome set for years to come!

http://bricksafe.com/pages/MiahGee37/ghostbusters

[Hive]

People complain about the price?! There's 4,600 bricks! Are you expecting it to be given away?!

It's a lot of money no matter how many bricks are in it. Things can be both expensive and good value for money, you know.

[Hobbun]

It's a lot of money no matter how many bricks are in it. Things can be both expensive and good value for money, you know.

Yes, I think we all can agree it is expensive. But it's one thing saying it's expensive, and too expensive. Saying something is "too expensive" is usually an indication an item is being priced at more than it should be for what you are receiving.

[Tom Bombadil]

Based on what I see in the review, agree with the perfect score. Got to cut my lunch budget and start saving for this!

[marcosbessa]

Thank you for your great review, CorneliusMurdock! Not only for the amazing score, but for all the effort in going into so much detail on your evaluation! It really humbles me everytime someone shows so much respect and admiration for something I've worked on.

Merry Christmas to you all!

[mattyman]

Thank you for your great review, CorneliusMurdock! Not only for the amazing score, but for all the effort in going into so much detail on your evaluation! It really humbles me everytime someone shows so much respect and admiration for something I've worked on.

Merry Christmas to you all!

Fantastic set. Will we get a designer video from you?