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Not sturdy? The quality control and refining phases LEGO models have to go through before getting approved are incredibly strict. If this set wasn't stable they wouldn't be selling it

Based on the piececounts and prices my guess would be that 76941 includes a new ceratopsian (preferably Sinoceratops) and 76942 a brand new theropod (most likely Allosaurus, Ceratosaurus or Spinosaurus). The 4+ set and 76939 are unlikely to include new dinosaurs, it's not impossible but I don't see it happening.

That list was discussed a few pages back and I believe also confirmed to be fake.

Love the usable arcade and the Prime Empire game sticker in that tower!

Designer video has just been released:

Some use PPP and others PPR but they mean the same thing

This is a pretty solid wave! I'll most likely have to pass on most of the sets as LEGO is bringing out a ton of sets for Harry Potter, Jurassic World and Marvel as well but I'm definetely interested in some of these sets. Here are my overall thoughts: UCS R2-D2 - I never got the last R2-D2 so it's great to see this coming back. It will most likely not fit in my budget but I'll definetely pick it up if I can! UCS Gunship - No way this will fit in my budget, hard pass. Mandalore Throne & Vault - A $20 set with S7 Ahsoka and Maul? Must buy! Imperial Transport - Doesn't really interest me but if he's interesting I might BL Greef Karga. Slave 1 - Horrible minifigure selection, hard pass. Bad Batch Shuttle - Curious to see what this will end up looking like and I really appreciate that they included the entire team (knowing LEGO I wouldn't have been surprised if they had spread them out like the Knights of Ren) but at $100 I'll most likely pass on this one as well. Maybe with a good discount? Moff Gideon's Light Cruiser - Was really looking forward to this set but the minifigure selection is honestly pretty disappointing (solid selection but the amount is just garbage). I'll either wait for a discount or skip this one. Mandalorian Fighter - This one could definetely be interesting but I'll probably just end up getting Bo off BL. Meditation Chamber - Interested to see what this will end up looking like but I'm not interested in buying it.

I wouldn't worry about it, when I ordered Diagon Alley when it came out at midnight it took like 15-18 hours to get that e-mail.

Last year we got our names from the Nuremberg Toy Fair, same for 2019.

You do know all of this is classified info that shouldn't be out there right? Lego doesn't release any of this info themselves, they do the exact opposite and hunt down people who leak this stuff. That's why nobody, including me, has shared the prices for these sets yet. And trust me, even with the prices it's impossible to make accurate predictions. As for the releasedate nothing is confirmed but this should release in either June or August, most likely the latter. May 1st definetely ain't happening.

1. It will most likely get shipped once it's back in stock again, if you're unsure you could always contact customer service. They're the ones with all the answers when it comes to orders 2. We really don't have a clue. Usually we get names and descriptions from the various Toy Fairs but as those have been cancelled this year that's unlikely. When that info will turn up is anyone's guess but if what @Surge said about MandR is correct it might be sooner than we think.

You can keep dreaming if that's what you want but I highly doubt we're gonna see any X-Men or F4 sets before their MCU debut

We already got sandtroopers with that new helmet mold

Sure but that doesn't mean it's rated R. Like all Batman films before it The Batman won't be R rated, that's just how it is.

I really don't see the point behind this new Slave I. If it had to be an OT version why not base it on The Mandalorian?

Could be literally anything.

I'm actually quite happy about the R2-D2 remake. I was never able to get the old one so maybe I'll pick this one up when I have the chance As for the Arquitens rumor, I'm honestly a bit disappointed. The rumored minifigure selection is solid but, like many other SW sets before it, this set really suffers from a general lack of figures. They could've easily included some more Darktroopers or even a bunch of Stormies or that female officer.

Hogwarts Legacy has just been delayed to 2022

Besides there not being a $90 set in the first place LEGO knows we'll skin them alive if they did Gringotts at that pricepoint. I think we can all agree that when LEGO does Gringotts it'll be in scale with the DA D2C, which means it'll definetely be more than $100.

The Toy Fairs are cancelled so I wouldn't expect anything soon. Especially considering these sets likely won't release untill August.

It's not a Shang Chi set.

Mercy's face, Hanzo's torso, other vague prints, stickers that aren't cut properly, more missing pieces in sets (at least in my experience), pieces break much easier and so on.

The decline in quality started well before the pandemic though.

Ugh.... here we go again Batman is DC's big cashcow, they're not gonna want to miss out on all those toy sales.

Price per Part Ratio. The average cost per piece in a specific set. PPR for most sets sits around 10 cents. So usually a set with ~200 pieces would cost roughly $20, ~1000 pieces for $100 and so on (not a foolproof measure though). When the PPR for a certain set is very high that can usually mean one of the following things: - It's a Star Wars set. - The set has a lot of minifigures. - The set has a lot of big parts. - The set has a bigfigure, dinosaur etc.