JintaiZ

Incredible! Supported and best of luck.

True, but it would make it hard to tell that they are anniversary sets.

Great builds! I was very impressed by the exterior but the interior is just as impressive.

Looks like LEGO is just trying out more unique sets. Even though I agree that the sets doesn't fit well with modern Harry Potter sets, it would be an even bigger risk to do nothing special for Harry Potter's 20th Anniversary.

It's not going to happen anytime soon. He created more than 25 (banned) accounts in the past.

Ignore him. He sent me 6 spam messages already.

Amazing build like always!

I sent you a test message first since I'm not sure if you can receive it or not. Please reply if you do.

They are still on youtube. I can PM you if you want to see the pictures.

Great medieval build, I have supported it.

The box is bigger, but it does seem pretty empty to me. Not to say it's bad value but certainly not better than Winnie the Pooh.

Now take a look at this

Congrats, that was quick!

Very nice build like always!

I have to agree that it's not a big set, but that doesn't necessarily mean it's bad value. If we take a look at the volume of stuff in the box, $100 feels about right. From The Brothers Brick

Very nice! Great use of curved pieces.

Stunning build like always!

You can't if someone adjusted their preferences. Edit: It seems all good now so I will adjust back my own follow preference.

Great train! Congratulations on winning!

Yes, the Tree House is no longer retiring like listed on stonewars/promobricks. The rest of these sets are retired in many other regions so should retire in USA soon.

Yes, I have added the link.

I think it's a decent trade for 5 new molds.

35, so this is a new record!

stonewars and promobricks listed the price at $100 so... P.S. I reached 3000 posts.

Ahoy there me hearties! Do not trust every light you see across dark stormy seas. For if you chance upon the False Light, you'll be lured to dangerous shores. And your ship, and your crew, will vanish into LEGO Pirate lore! The Pirate Wreckers of False Lighthouse Cove flourished during the Golden Age of Piracy. By skilfully shining their false light, they lured passing ships to wreck upon their treacherous coastline. Under the cover of darkness, the pirates would then salvage the precious cargo. Hundreds of vessels navigating the Caribbean trade route, simply disappeared into the night. Surviving accounts from the cove are rare, as the stranded passengers and crew would usually assimilate into this secretive pirate community. As a consequence, the exact location of False Lighthouse Cove remains a mystery to this very day! I have recreated the legend in LEGO, based upon the journal records of the only known ship to have escaped the notorious clutch power of False Lighthouse Cove. THE FALSE LIGHTHOUSE Crucial to the whole operation was the lighthouse tower. Featuring a LEGO Light Brick, and a supply of strategically placed cannons, the pirate wreckers were well equipped to run aground passing ships. The tower stood next to the Old Pirate Hulk, and together they created the illusion of a safe port. The tower was entangled with jungle vegetation, which helped conceal the guns from approaching ships. THE OLD PIRATE HULK The official headquarters, and home to the pirate captain, "Golden Peg". He ruled False Lighthouse Cove from his old pirate hulk. He was a familiar sight walking the decks with his pure gold peg leg. Recreated in modular format for practical pirate playability, the Old Pirate Hulk includes such wonders as: The Secret Treasure Chamber The Pirate Prison Golden Peg's Bedroom The Captain's Bridge and Map Room The Pirate Galley and Chicken Hut For history buffs, the pirate hulk is believed to have been an old Dutch trading vessel, that shipwrecked in the cove sometime around 1640. RECEPTION ROCK "Good Old 88" According to legend, all eighty-eight of the hazardous sea rocks in the cove were individually named by the pirates, sometimes after a famous vessel they had grounded. If your ship was fortunate enough to have missed the first eighty-seven, you would be stopped abruptly by "Reception Rock", affectionally known as "Good Old 88". Reception Rock had a small lookout erected on top, and was accessible from the beach by a narrow boardwalk. Look carefully, and you might spot Golden Peg scanning the horizon for passing ships. Please note: This project has expired and voting is no longer available.