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10244 Fairground Mixer Ages 16+ | 1,746 Pieces US $149.99 - CA $179.99 – AU $199.99 - DE 129.99€ - UK £119.99 - DK 1,199.00 DKK *Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing. Climb aboard the LEGO® Fairground Mixer and hold onto your hat! Unfold the awesome Fairground Mixer, turn the crank and see it come to life! The fair has come to town and children and adults alike can’t wait to try the rides. Buy your ticket from the ticket booth and climb aboard the Mixer. Then try reaching the golden bell on the high striker or hit the target to plunge the dunk tank lady into the water. As evening falls, the swirling Mixer ride glows in the darkness, before being folded down onto its own trailer for transportation to the next town. This magical fairground is packed with wonderful details that will capture everyone’s imagination. Includes 12 minifigures: a juggling man on stilts, dunk tank lady, strong man challenger, ticket lady, truck driver/ride operator, 2 women, 2 girls, 2 boys and a queasy man who tried the mixer one too many times. Enjoy the magical atmosphere of the fairground with the LEGO® Fairground Mixer, packed with exciting features and imaginative details. Includes 12 minifigures: a juggling man on stilts, dunk tank lady, strong man challenger, ticket lady, truck driver, ride operator, 2 women, 2 girls, 2 boys and a queasy man who tried the mixer one too many times Features working Fairground Mixer ride with crank operation, 2 transport trucks, high striker and dunk tank Includes glow-in-the-dark elements Mixer truck has opening doors, windshield wipers and removable roof to access interior with bed and TV Accessory truck holds ticket booth, high-striker and dunk tank Accessories include: ice cream, popsicle, lime green cherries, teddy bear, juggling pins and a large and small mallet for the high-striker Easily upgrade the Mixer ride with LEGO® Power Functions motors (not included) Enjoy the fun of the fair! Includes over 1,700 pieces Fairground Mixer ride unfolded measures over 11” (30cm) high, 17” (45cm) long and 12” (31cm) wide Available for sale directly through LEGO® beginning June 2014 via shop.LEGO.com, LEGO® Stores or via phone. Check out the full set of pictures in high resolution on flickr. Check out the full set of pictures in high resolution on flickr.

The new LEGO CREATOR Expert set 10244 Fairground Mixer has just been unveiled at the Sydney Brick Show. It will be available through Shop@Home from the beginning of June. The fairground mixer can be motorised with Power Functions and features a dunk tank, 11 minifigures, two trucks, and loads of accessories. Head over to the Town forum to read the full press release, check out all the pictures and participate in the discussion surrounding this new S@H exclusive.

This is pointless. Feel free to start a thread once you have something you want to show. Besides, we have a dedicated forum for brick films and comics

Guys, let's get this thread back on topic please. Thanks.

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Until TLG makes a press release for this year's Winter Village set, this can go in the general discussion thread for the Winter Village sets. Merged.

As of April 30, LEGO Cuusoo will be replaced with LEGO Ideas. For more information about the changes and discussion please visit the Embassy forum. CUUSOO Ideas

Merged with the existing thread in the Events forum.

RoxYourBlox may not be the most prolific poster on Eurobricks, but whenever he starts a new topic, you know it's to showcase an amazing new MOC. Today he posts not one, but two new creations. Head over to Town forum and check out the Pentagon and The Lawyer Laundromat, where "we clean away any trace of your money".

Threads merged.

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For some reason the links to the images change when you change the permissions on your images from private to public.

I've merged your thread with an older thread about keychain removal.

Personally, I think their explanation is closer to the truth than yours, but that doesn't matter. You're entitled to your opinion, just as they are entitled to theirs. However, there's no need for these kinds of qualifications of other people's reasoning. It are qualifications like this that can turn a thread into another big argument. To all of you: you disagree about the reasons they decided to use more traditional LEGO heads in the TV show. It's clear you're not going to convince each other, so there's no point repeating your opinion over and over again.

With thanks to JunkstyleGio (from Lowlug), here's a side-by-side comparison in LDD.

It's a complete rebuild of the van, so it's not easily explained with one picture. I suggest you install LDD on a computer and download the LXF file.

Let's get this thread back on topic please. Just to be clear, this is the end of this discussion. Feel free to argue through PM, but not in this thread.

Thanks for your comments. The length is the same. I managed to reduce the height by one brick (the whole van is lowered by one plate and the counter is lowered by two plates) and then some on top of the roof. Here's a comparison to the original (image from Clone OPatra's review of the set).

The ice cream truck in the 70804 The LEGO Movie set was way too tall for my liking, so I decided to modify it to better (better, it's still pretty big for an ice cream van) fit the typical LEGO City scale. I kept all the original design elements, but got rid of the dark grey car base. Using only pieces from the set itself, I came up with this alternative model: LDD file is attached (I didn't bother with the big cone on the roof ). 70804 Ice Cream Van.lxf

It's the right place. We just like to keep all discussion not specifically related to one of the modular buildings in the Modular Buildings general discussion thread. I have merged your thread into the existing topic.

I merged your thread with an existing topic on the same issue.

Don't worry about that, you'll find your way around the board eventually and get a feeling of what goes where. We decided to put CREATOR Houses (just like the Modular Buildings) in the Town forum, because they're minifigure scale and supplement the City range, which is mainly focused on vehicles these days, really well. (Before you ask, microscale town creations go in Special Themes again. )

The slot seems to be inherent to the design of the element. There's no room left for the plastic next to the stud from a piece that locks into a headlight brick from below.