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I watch WandaVision and I want a Vision for my collection. What's the cheapest way to get him? I'm ok with getting a set that has him if under $50, but I can't find any sets with him.

Yeah, I was trying to apply the $5 credit to a $80 set but it still wouldn't work.

So I got a $5 gift credit from LEGO VIP points for use on LEGO Shop at home, but every time I tried to use the credit, I get back an Error message. I have contacted Customer Support but have not heard anything back. Is anyone having this issue over the last few days? Anyone been able to figure out a solution?

Where's the best place to get a complete set if I don't want to go and feel for all of them? Should I check ebay or is there another site that's even better? Also, any word on what other CMFs are coming out in the first half of 2020? (e.g. Disney, Star Wars, Marvel, etc.)

Is this set suitable to be used as a gladiator pit for minifigs?

I got a very stupid question. I don't care about Man U, but I have wanted a stadium like structure for years to reenact the gladiator scene from Thor III (Thor vs. Hulk). Do you know if I will be able to fit a Thor minifig and a Hulk bigfig onto the pitch? Not too concerned about scale but just want to know if it is even physically possible.

What scale is this? Minifigure? Microfigure? Any other similar sets in this set's scale? Any chance we might get a sale on this at some point? We did get sales on the Carousel, but that one is not licensed. We almost never get sales on modulars. I'm a soccer/football fan and I would rather have Anfield or Camp Nou, but anyway, this is a very cool set. Congrats Man U fans.

Best Set: Taj Mahal Worst Set: some of the smaller superhero sets, usually two or so minifigs with hardly any build Best Theme: Creator Expert - releasing super cool sets as usual Worst Theme: Nexo Knights

So interestingly enough, PR will be available another year? That's odd, but ok...

I wonder if those will be available for sale in the United States, as I want one. Does anyone know exactly which modulars will retire this year? I've heard PR, DO, and BB or just PR and DO or just DO (weirdly enough, as PR was before DO). Also, "It's the sound of the police!" Isn't the police a rock band? So, wouldn't that mean the next modular is some rock music venue? Could be interesting if done well.

I've got enough funds to get around $300 worth of LEGO sets and I'm debating among the following (posting here, because I'm mostly interested in Ninjago Movie big sets): 1. Ninjago City "modular" ($300) 2. Destiny's Bounty ($150) + a smaller modular (I only have Parisian Restaurant right now; potential candidates may be Brick Bank or Detective's Office or Old Fishing Store though that's not a regular modular). 3. Assembly Square ($260) I like Ninjago City, but I have three concerns: (a) the set seems to consist of many smaller pieces, especially for the construction of the pond, (b) the set seems rather visually busy with too many different styles (personally, I like the first two floors but find the big Emporium and the big tower thing out of place); and (c) the set has many stickers. I like Destiny's Bounty too, as I like ships. I don't have any ships right now. I think Assembly Square might be a better "modular" than Ninjago City as its design is simpler and more visually pleasing, IMO. Your thoughts?

Cole looks under the influence.

I heard that there would be a Ninjago D2C set. Anyone have any information on that? Will that be a modular-like building like the Temple of Airjitzu or would it be more of a vehicle like the Batmobile?

I see, so the helmet and armor are one piece?

What's wrong with molded armor and headgear?