RedBullLee

One thing to bare in mind with the modulars is that even if they don't make a huge profit, they do get adults interested in Lego that perhaps otherwise wouldn't be (like myself - I have no interest in 'role play' or minifigs, but I do appreciate the techniques and 'style' of modular buildings). Many of those adults will have children who will then be introduced to Lego, and probably encouraged. I have certainly encouraged my children to engage with Lego more - and of course it's me that pays for it. So, it shouldn't be underestimated how much of a 'halo effect' the modular line has on the other lines.

At the bottom - "Please note that styles may vary." Lucky dip if you order online, but you can probably ask them for a specific one if you buy instore

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure the whole concept behind the modular buildings is that they all use parts already in production. As that was the basis for them to begin with, I don't expect that to change.

It's a MOC - http://cgi.ebay.com/City-Custom-Town-Plan-Set-Lego-INSTRUCTIONS-like-10218-/140524989426