Sneakguest

Didn't manage to vote from my iphone, try later from the comp, but Nebula B, without a doubt, I have to sound grumpy that I wouldn't buy it if it became any of the others, I only buy UCS when they resemle larger vessels like star destroyers and such.

Dont know if I buy that argument, basically all Ninjago and Nexo Knight set in that aspect are obscure, n atleast Ninjago is a theme that is relaible money cow for lego. My experience is that most relatives and adults for that matter have no Idea what they buy, the just buy from a theme the kids want and then just try to verify that the kid doesnt already own that set

Send this to TLG Customer service dude, its a nice plead, might have some slight slight slight effect, u never know

Yes, not to forget a new option for birthday presents from other kids, Im not certain what people pay in other countries but here (Sweden) I would say generally not more than the cost of a battlepack. So a new CMF would also increase their profit for kids WHO only want SW lego Dont know what I meant either, hehe, looks like autocorrection messed my sentence up. Its not like they have to introduce armprinting and such to the SW CMF, it would be nice, but people buy regardless.

Theae standard OT characters you mention are not even in most sets anyway that are on same right now and they are still easy accessible on the secondary market so really doubt that is a reason. Considiring more obscure characters, isnt most lego movie CMFs like that, like they have continurd to release four series from their own movies, so its like that reason doesnt stop them either. By that being said, I think it will take time to get a SW CMF series, because of the uncertainties of license, planing and other priorities, so probably not until earlist 3-4 years, but more likely even slightly later. But I dont think there is a reason for lego not to take a chance and see what happens. I mean relatively speaking, in comparison with for example releasing a large Stranger Things set, a SW CMF is not a strange thing.

In honestly I think there almost too many SW related shows running right now and they compete in lego attention. If it would be up to me, I how lego focus more on the movies because there is still so much not covered yet.

Even me, the few arms and torsos I have broken have been from before 2010. Dont know if its a matter of quality or age.

It does, more european countries have higher taxes or merchandise to pay for a more covering welfare system, so not strange at all.

Yes it is, because the dude or dudess doesn't claim it's real either, xhe has written: "Set Ideas List (and Minifigures) for 2020! We need a Line of Mando sets!" So it would more go under wishlist than fakelist.

I doubt he is that well known, despite having his small fan base. I had no idea who he was until just right now, and Im a preson who have turned wookieepedia inside and out, and seen what I thought was a relevant SW related media. But I have not played all games, and a character belonging to a game that is over 12 years old is not something that that really would come to attention to kids today that are the target group of lego. I think it would be a super weird move to include rebel friend in any set.

Then it would be super odd if we dont get more sets from the show

Just bought the Mandalorian battlepack, really one of my favorit bathlepacks together with the battlepacks from Rogue one and Solo.

Probably at some point, but generellt dont buy complete sets if not OT and PT related just to avoid my collecting getting out of hand, both in terms of money, space n time.

Whats wrong with chiffren nowadays

Well, I must say that Im not too pleased about TLG aquiring bricklink. Alteady they have striken down on third party accessory suppliers and customparts, for no reason other than to eliminationen competition it seems. Wouldnt be suprised if they inrease fees and put other restrictions as well.

Funny, didnt even notice

When there is only a new vehicle and no single location, how can the movie be covered, I could easily make up 15 more sets from that movie if it was up to me, and that goes for basically all movies, I just think they have a calculation on how many sets in total are viable to release a year before the compete with themselves

I do understand, but the problem is that the waste slots for better sets, I mean it's not like they will drop 7 more meaningful TROS set in the summer just beacuse of that, at least that is not what they have done with previous movies, they will just make 2 or threee than one or two more the next year

Still, don't really feel like my question is answered here, is there a droid that looks similiar to M-OC who is not M-OC?

Dont really like to have any freemaker figures, but still want to use M-OC like someting else, because he's a pretty cool droid, so I wonder if anybody has any suggestion?

See the sets listed on legostore now, 26th december release date, but damn how the increased some prices again, reduced the number of minifigures for the larger sets (this is not new info thoug) but increase the prices for the microbuilds with 30 %! (I feel like the almost every second year increase the average price for the medium to larger sets by 100 crones a year.

Is it more or less expensive than the normal employee Christmas gift?

Isnt a Falcon in every year? Havent er got 4 of those since 2015 + a minibuild?

Well then may I ask, what is a good wave and a bad wave to you? It will be more clear if you could give an example on your taste.

Haha, sounds like you moking it, but you have a point, but for me it was the Falcon, before they really started to exadurate the Falcon sets