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If you're buying Lego sets for the express purpose of replacing the objects they're designed after for similar pricing, I don't think you're the target audience. It's a Lego kit. You're paying for the experience of putting it together and enjoying the tangible results. Do 1000-piece 2D puzzles of succulents also baffle you?
For some people it's nice because they have to go into an office for work. I don't have this set, but I've thought about getting it because I have other Lego sets at the office and buying this would add a bit of ambiance without the need to water and re-pot the plants when they grow too big. But to each their own I guess.
You really should just step away from this one. The incoming semantics debate from you is just further opportunity for you to embarrass yourself even more than the edit you already made to your first post. It's really okay to learn from your oversights.
I don't think $5 off is the best deal when I can get points and the pirate set on Lego. As for how much more expensive it is than real plants,
plant fans probably aren't buying this set, Lego fans are. I want it because I enjoy building Lego that I can keep around year long. I don't care about real plants no matter how little water they require.
I ordered this but it's a better deal for $5 and the pirate set for lego store so cancelled and reordered, thanks.
Might be waiting a long while or have to get on eBay used.
These sets are very popular, a good chunk of my office that isn't into LEGO at all love them as little decor pieces with no maintenance.
NOTE to all: You can get the Pirates and Treasure VIP Add On Pack (40515) valued at $10 now when buying this on LEGO and also get the cash-back VIP points. This might arguably be a better deal if you want the Pirate set or plan to sell it later.
You need to buy above 50dlr sets to get that. This set is 49.99. I don't think it will work?
It's one of the easier Lego sets to put together. Each "plant" can be displayed on its own (9 separate plants in black containers), or you can lock the various containers for a bigger display that stays connected. I enjoyed this.
You really should just step away from this one. The incoming semantics debate from you is just further opportunity for you to embarrass yourself even more than the edit you already made to your first post. It's really okay to learn from your oversights.
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FYI Macy's also has the orchid set for $45 (and Chase Ultimate Rewards is giving 4 pts/$ through there for those who follow that sort of thing)! Happy building!
$50 for plastic imitations of plants that would set you back a few bucks, I can't keep up with this world.
Edit: funny to see people actually downvote taking a breath to consider whether spending $50 on plastic toys that emulate vastly cheaper natural flora is "slick." But again, you do you. Goodwills, garbage and Salvation Army are full of this stuff, and $50 bucks is a lot of money to some people. If you're anywhere actual succulents grow, people often will just give you some for free. Learning to build and raise a garden is more interesting and valuable to some than completing a $50 predetermined plastic puzzle. But feel free to buy this for your kids or yourself if you feel it's worth the money to you, the environment is pretty much doomed at this point anyway.
"Predetermined plastic puzzle"
Buddy. Do you realize the point of legos is that they can be recombined to make new creations? Predetermined? I did not know there were people who did not understand what legos are for.
Picked one up. My wife loved the flowers one and her birthday is coming up so this is a no brainer. Also picked up the two roses set for $13 so she can add those to the first set which she has put into a vase.
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plant fans probably aren't buying this set, Lego fans are. I want it because I enjoy building Lego that I can keep around year long. I don't care about real plants no matter how little water they require.
These sets are very popular, a good chunk of my office that isn't into LEGO at all love them as little decor pieces with no maintenance.
NOTE to all: You can get the Pirates and Treasure VIP Add On Pack (40515) valued at $10 now when buying this on LEGO and also get the cash-back VIP points. This might arguably be a better deal if you want the Pirate set or plan to sell it later.
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"I can't keep up with this world."
You really should just step away from this one. The incoming semantics debate from you is just further opportunity for you to embarrass yourself even more than the edit you already made to your first post. It's really okay to learn from your oversights.
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Edit: funny to see people actually downvote taking a breath to consider whether spending $50 on plastic toys that emulate vastly cheaper natural flora is "slick." But again, you do you. Goodwills, garbage and Salvation Army are full of this stuff, and $50 bucks is a lot of money to some people. If you're anywhere actual succulents grow, people often will just give you some for free. Learning to build and raise a garden is more interesting and valuable to some than completing a $50 predetermined plastic puzzle. But feel free to buy this for your kids or yourself if you feel it's worth the money to you, the environment is pretty much doomed at this point anyway.
Buddy. Do you realize the point of legos is that they can be recombined to make new creations? Predetermined? I did not know there were people who did not understand what legos are for.
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