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Oooops I meant 'replacement pieces' pics, not the entire built set... well, entire built set too :-D *wub*

Thank you!! ...and... anyone got Beetle or Taj pics? :-)

This morning (Spain time) I've been looking at the first set pieces in Replacement Parts page, includes at least five minifigs and so. But.... then.... when I was trying to look at the second set... it is not... The five sets have dissapeared, so we can not view the 'missing pieces' images. Anyone has a list of pieces or pics? :-( EDIT: REPEATED -_-'

This morning (Spain time) I've been looking at the first set pieces in Replacement Parts page, includes at least five minifigs and so. But.... then.... when I was trying to look at the second set... it is not... The five sets have dissapeared, so we can not view the 'missing pieces' images. Anyone has a list of pieces or pics? :-(

Recently I ordered the bulldozer at Amazon.de for 133 euros, but now it's quoted at 149 again *sad*

Thanks for pics & review *y*

I have bought a 7666 at T'R'U in Majadahonda, a city near Madrid. Sooooooo beautiful white c3po... sorry, K3po ^^

Thank you EyesOnly, I understand, it's a really useful link ^^

I'm trying to figure out what are these numbers... yes, I know they are printed on the cover of each instruction booklet, but... what can I do with them? Enjoy your 8275 *wub*

Oh well, I believe it was about... six months, perhaps. Yes, it's long waiting, watching reviews along the internet and happy drooling people building 8421 until I got mine, but... I saved money. I am a budget man ^_^ And Mikael is right, here in Europe we're not lucky with kinda WalMart or Target. We depend on the internet, or buying bulk orders (8x8421) to save some money. The differences between US prices and EURO prices are, of course, our dear VAT, and some strange and fuzzy pricing policy fron LEGO Group. Sometimes I dream about me taking a flight to USA with my empty luggage, fill'em up at WalMart with cheap LEGO, and I return to Spain with a big big smile in my face *wub* but then I wake up, I see our prices in local shops (when there are some LEGO available, of course) and :-| :-| :-X *n*

Our friends from www.freelug.org posted some deep info about this new system, I think this is not posted in Eurobricks: http://www.freelug.org/article.php3?id_article=645 [french]

It's available in Spain too; I think I'll wait until the set is available in other sites; last year I buyed 8421 for about 80 euros, but retail price was about 120-150 euros... so I'll wait to save some money ^_^ Aaaaaand of course, perhaps the second 'wave' of 8275 will come with fixed quality issues... I hope ^_^

Nice review, Ickelpete. Thank you.

Thank you Ickelpete!!!!!!!! Less tracks than I was thinking... only 84...

Ickelpete, thank you for your nice pics and vids, my friends and I are drooling with them. Please oh please, we want, at least, to know how many link treads are into the box. Please please :-D

Fantastic Hoth gallery, thank you *wub*

Thank you people!!! You're so nice!!!

Hello everybody, my dark ages ended ten years ago, since then I have spent time and money in this fantastic toy. I regularly post in our spanish LUG named www.hispalug.com, and we often refer to this european forum about new items or creations, so I decided to register and post here. I'm sorry but I write english quite bad *wacko* By the way, I'm 31 years old ^_^ and I collect Technic, Star Wars, City and Train. Sometimes I buy other themes, but these are my preferred. I will collect all Indy themes as soon as they become released, too ^_^ Regards to everyone ^_^