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It's been since since I ordered anything from shop@home, but in the physical store in Copenhagen, I have often made purchases that mde me qualify for several free gifts, and have always gotten all of them. .Henrik

Those numbers just identify the mold and position in the mold (so they can track problems), so that you have different numbers just means the bricks came from different molds - especially with other differences that is expected. .Henrik

The technique works with any color, (I believe) green and blue are the most commonly used (and is often called chroma key, to avoid naming any colour), so use a colour you feel like. I would probably go for either a standard blue or a standard green, depending on what other colours were used in the vignette.

If they still have, I can. Small or large cups? I'll be in Skærbæk too, and as you have that ambassador "logo", I guess I can get our ambassador to introduce us, and let's just handle the payment in Skærbæk. .Henrik

About 25-35 minutes by bus and walking, and I work even closer, about 25-30 minutes walk.

Last time I was in the Copenhagen Brand store, they had them in trans dark red and trans light blue (and I've never been good with the names of the transparent colours).

Kristiansen/Christiansen is a quite common surname in Denmark, so it's quite unlikely that they are related. As to the spelling, LEGO has a page about it: https://www.lego.com/en-us/legohistory/kristiansen-or-christiansen

You're probably thinking of Forest police where 2 sets contained what bricklink calls "Bear with 2 Studs on Back and Dark Tan Muzzle Pattern".

I have a friend that's also an AFOL that once told me, he and his daughter had been in the store the day before to buy the parts for one of the current pick-a-models, so there was some sale, but considering how often I've seen one or more parts needed for one or both models being sold out, I'm not shocked either .

When I was there at the end of March, they still had plenty of buses. They might not have been for sale elsewhere, but they were given away with qualifying purchases (at least in Copenhagen) last year.

They are in the Venice skyline too. .Henrik

As it's quite a simple circuit with two batteries, some conductive metal, some of it bend to make a contact, and a LED, I can't see any real potential for damage. I have one where the batteries have died, but I have no idea how long it had been on. .Henrik

Probably not. A Saturn V was 110.6 metres high, in 1:50 (small end of what can be called minifig scale) that would be 2.2 metres, that would be approximately double up of the original idea, which was already so large many believed that would hinder approval. And the number of bricks needed to build it in that size...

@BubbaFit45531And note that the dates @CopMikeannounced are for Europe, Jan Beyer wrote So you'll probably have a chance, but the dates might be different. As @zuxsaid:Ask you LUG Ambassador.

The only official requirements for getting an RLUG sticker is that you're at least 16 years old and a member of a RLUG that participates in this: - I don't remember if there are rules excluding certain RLUG's, like those primarily based online - Some RLUG's might be based in a geographical region where any Brand Store is far away and choose not to bother with it I do remember that the rules say you have to be 16 years old. RLUG's are free to choose how they handle it in practice. So if you're a member of an RLUG (the only austrian RLUG I know of is LGOe) contact them to find out how they do it. As an example I can say that for members of Byggepladen (the Danish RLUG) the main rule is to contact me.

Thank you Kamal, and the set I was thinking of is 6458, but that is not the only set it comes in. .Henrik

Many of those parts appear in multiple sets, here are some links to bricklink's page for them Brick 2 x 6 x 3 with Butterfly Pattern Windscreen 6 x 6 Octagonal Canopy with Axle Hole LegoRock Panel Triangular (LURP) The white is actually three parts, a Arm Holder Brick 2 x 2 with Hole and 2 Arms with some arm parts and the remains of a sticker, based on that I'm guessing set 367/565. I think the shiny dome is from a satellite in some minifigure-sized city/space-set, but I can't find that so I might be wrong. .Henrik

Having been in London on vacation this past week, I walked past, and saw that I must have been confused when I checked stores.lego.com, because the store is not open yet. So is the 17th of november just the first opening date, or the grand opening event (where there's a chance to get 40145)? .Henrik

Back in May I read on brickset that LEGO would open a new brand store near Leicester Square in London, and now I can see on stores.lego.com that it is open. They typically open a few months prior to the grand opening, has any one heard when that will be?