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  1. Jim
    Regarding #1: I did notice this in the press room... It does seem to have a problem in this pic.
  2. Jim
    I see Sariel just published his review, so I am sure you will find your answers there! And I would like to post here that I met Pawel for the first time offline and I can tell you he is a great guy! Too bad we had so little time. Would have loved to have more time. </bromance>
  3. Jim
    Is he done yet? When I left he was only just beginning...
  4. Jim
    I will answer these questions, but I have yet to receive the set, so my review won’t be online any time soon :(
  5. Jim
    I managed to get my hands on two train sets, so @JopieK and I will do a review. There will probably more answers before we are done with it though.
  6. Jim
    It’s very simple; if TLG prints a part, it’s a new element. And they can’t store that many elements. So each set or theme has a limited number of printed parts, even UCS sets.
  7. Jim
    Sariel has filmed the interviews with all the great questions. Definitely worth the watch. He still has the live build, but other than that there’s little to expect.
  8. Jim
    @Sariel‘s workspace for the next 7 hours...
  9. Jim
    Thanks mate! Front row with @Sariel
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  11. Jim
    Live from Billund! There’s more on my Flickr. Feel free to link. @Milan maybe you can frontpage some stuff.
  12. Jim
    Yup, but I think it’s by revenue, not sales numbers. Than it makes sense.
  13. Jim
    TL;DR Meatman is right Sorry to get back to a post on page 25, but I was going through the questions and found a discussion about the relevance of and interest in supercars in the Technic theme. To answer the question; the Porsche is #9 in the top selling sets of 2017. And it’s the only Technic set in the top 10. Nuff said. A big crane is fun and all, but a supercar sells!! I’m sure the Bugatti will do more than fine too.
  14. Jim
    Legoland is NOT owned by TLG. It’s not an official brand store.
  15. Jim
    Quit discussing clone brands here!
  16. Jim
    You can talk all you want
  17. Jim
    Okay, let’s get back on topic of the actual set/model.
  18. Jim
    Agreed @agrof The Technic team is not available this time, so I don’t get to ask.
  19. Jim
    I just showed it to the TLG people here in Billund. They are very happy with you </sarcasm>
  20. Jim
    Because? I don’t feel more hype than before the leaks.
  21. Jim
    @Erik Leppen isn’t it just a simple matter of storage and thus costs? If TLG needs to recolor some of the other parts, instead of panels, they will need a lot more space in their warehouse, right?
  22. Jim
    Yeah, but let’s stick to links till Friday after the release. You can use your Bricksafe if you want. I know it’s not much of a difference, but let’s try to still support TLG a little bit. PS okay, I see I was too late with my post Keep the images and discuss
  23. Jim
    It’s into the wild now. People having built the model already :P I don’t think we need to be that strict about linking/posting pics we find on Facebook etc. I mean...damage is done and the pics aren’t leaks.
  24. Jim
    True that! We already know it’s (more or less) the same scale, right?
  25. Jim
    That goes for all stores, like Ascius mentioned. Like I mentioned earlier, everything was supposed to work out differently. It’s more complicated than this, unfortunately.
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