I just glued myself.

>>6508344
please glue me too
:^O

>$799
really disney?

so is this going to effect the existing 10179 LEGO falcon price?

>>6508344
>Detailed interiors

The 10179 one can go fuck itself.

>>6508383
Brickfags will tell you that's a fair price since its the same average price per brick as other sets, its just has the most bricks ever in a single set.

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>>6508344
Stop buying LEGO

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>>6508344
This thing is pretty damn impressive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiQs-2afw9o

>>6508383
That's a fair price since its the same average price per brick as other sets, its just has the most bricks ever in a single set

I dunno. A gigantic set makes sense for like, the death star or even a star destroyer. Feel like this should stay around moderate/large size.

>>6508344
Hm now I have to decide on this clocking in at 35" inches long or that Bandai 1/72 perfect grade kit that clocks in at about 19" long.

>>6508443

If you've got the skill to weather it properly, the PG kit would be sweet. But then, if you've got the money for the Lego, it requires no sprue cutting and will only go up in value even after you build it.

>>6508419
Does LEPIN KO the UCEs? Like did they ever do the 10179?

>>6508383
Disney don't make Lego.

>>6508525
Disney surely jacked up the price due to licensing though

>>6508532
see
>>6508416
>>6508437

>>6508571
The shaky words of battered hostages if I ever heard them

They really need to restrict people to one per person per week for a while. This is prime scalping territory.

>>6508523
yes

>>6508344
goddamn that looks huge

>>6508464
Buy the lego one, wait a year and sell it for a profit. Buy multiple of the PG Bandai one instead.

>>6508586

How many people are going to spend $800 on this for personal use?
Not many I bet.

Most of the people who want this are going to be collectors hoping for the next 10179 and they know it.

>>6508639

I already have 25 on order

U gon bleed good

>>6508586
As if Lego care. They've done fuck all to prevent the Saturn V scalping.

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>>6508344
oh wow another Millenium falcon, cant wait for that NEW HAT piece

lego like this should come with super glue

>>6508383
Probably tank it, this one's better, it actually has an interior as well.

is.that going to come in a protected box?

Amazing how as soon as this was announced, prices on the old 10179 set dropped like a fucking rock. All those assholes that scalped like 20 of them years ago and still haven't sold them all yet BTFO!

>>6508383
affect

>>6508344
That looks like a nightmare to put together.

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>>6508424
Not really a fan of Lego OR Star Wars but watching this makes me want the Falcon.
Especially like this piece and it reminds me of the old sets on Doctor Who where they would paint a corridor

>>6514576
Star Wars actually uses that technique a lot in the movies, even the prequels.

>>6508523
Oh hell yes, they also do the modular sets

>>6514568
Clearly you don't understand Lego.

>>6514568
Unless you're a literal autistic retard who can't follow simple instructions and snap pieces together, maybe.

>>6508383
It's in the standard ballpark of Lego prices. about 10 cents per piece, with licensed shit usually being a little pricier just because. It's not like they just arbitrarily priced it that high.

>>6508344
>normie star wars shit
Not even once.

>>6509108
Any color other than grey or white on that thing is a waterslide decal. It's looking like a great kit, other than needing to apply all the color via water slide decal, but that should be noted.

>>6508344
until when do you faggots think they will have this in stock? because this is wanting me go out and look for a job so i can get it

>>6514731
They'll be producing it for about six months, and it will probably be available for the next year. There will be a brief period where demand exceeds supply and you won't be able to find one for less than $1000, but then they will come back in stock and stay there until they retire the set.

>>6514925
that's nice, thanks. guess i'll go get my cv ready now

>>6514925
Thanks. I'll start saving now and buy it next summer.

>>6508637
> wait a year for profit

Lego only grows in profit when it's out of production and this thing will stay for at least 3 years with not price fluctuation, maybe even longer. And the price jump from 500$ to multiple thousands only came because the thing was available a year shorter than expected and because there was nothing like it to compare prices and price jumps with. Now that even normalfags are stockpiling every set that costs more than 100$ you will be lucky if it ends up 1200$ on Ebay MISB after production stop, after one year it will be a loss.