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771-Piece LEGO Succulents Botanical Collection Plant Building Kit Expired
$42
$49.99
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Various Merchants have 771-Piece LEGO Succulents Botanical Collection Plant Building Kit (10309) on sale for $44.99 ---> now $41.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member phoinix for finding this deal.
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Various Merchants have 771-Piece LEGO Succulents Botanical Collection Plant Building Kit (10309) on sale for $44.99 ---> now $41.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member phoinix for finding this deal.
Available from the following stores:
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Edited September 23, 2022
at 12:20 PM
Amazon [amazon.com] has LEGO Succulents 10309 (771 Pieces) for $44.99. Shipping is free.
Price:
$5.00 lower (10% savings) than the list price of $49.99
About this Item:
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 1,807 global ratings
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09Q4GWMZQ [amazon.com]
Price:
$5.00 lower (10% savings) than the list price of $49.99
About this Item:
- Make your own succulents display – Enjoy a rewarding building project, creating a succulents plant display to enhance your home or office decor with this LEGO Succulents 10309 building kit
- Build 9 different plants – Customize your display by presenting the plants together, in small groups or individually to create a personalized look for your home, office or dorm room
- Inspired by real succulents – Each plant has been carefully designed to capture the look of a real succulent. Admire the different shapes, textures and colors that make up the display
- Enjoy the build – Relax and take your time with this building project. There are 3 sets of building instructions to cover the 9 different plants, letting you enjoy this set with friends or family
- From the LEGO Botanical Collection – This set is part of a collection of building sets inspired by real-life plants and flowers and designed specifically for adults
Customer reviews:
★★★★★ / 1,807 global ratings
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B09Q4GWMZQ [amazon.com]
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 04/20/23 | Amazon | $40 |
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 11/21/22 | Amazon | $40 frontpage |
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| 09/30/22 | Amazon | $40 frontpage |
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 09/21/22 | Amazon | $42 frontpage |
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| Product Name: | LEGO Succulents 10309 Plant Decor Building Set for Adults; Build a Succulents Display Piece for The Home or Office (771 Pieces) |
| Manufacturer: | LEGO |
| Model Number: | 6385788 |
| Product SKU: | B09Q4GWMZQ |
| UPC: | 673419361620 |
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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.
C'mon, add another edit! Keep digging.
Ditto. Now you're talking.
Exactly.
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Yep…I'm gonna wait till its $1 at the garage sale
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.
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.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B12N4...0cnVl
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.
These are readily available as Chinese knockoffs (bootlego) on AliExpress, and the quality is basically indistinguishable from LEGO.
I picked this one and another one up a few months ago for $20 each.
https://imgur.com/a/4iWUSHp
For reviews see YouTube or reddit.com/r/lepin
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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.
Most downvoted comment! Let's go, keep it up, everybody!