Update: This popular deal is still available
Walmart has
2708-Piece LEGO Marvel Sanctum Sanctorum 3-Story Modular Building Set w/ 9 Minifigures (76218) for
$200.
Shipping is free.
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broodc2 for finding this deal.
About this item:- This LEGO model of Doctor Strange's residence features a 3-story modular building with 4 facades, lots of movie details and 9 minifigures
- Fans can recreate and celebrate classic scenes from Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War and Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
- The top floor houses the museum of mystical collections with Cloak of Levitation, a chest, spear, 2 axes and a shield, plus other magical items
- The middle floor library has 2 chairs, a lamp and a hidden portal; the 3 dimension tiles can be changed using the levers on the back of the house
- The ground floor features traditional staircase, medical degree and a green armchair; many of the model's walls can be reconfigured
- The set includes Doctor Strange, Wong, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Ebony Maw, Master Mordo, Sinister Strange, Dead Strange and The Scarlet Witch minifigures
- This LEGO Marvel collectible model recreates the movie magic and makes a great home decor piece with elements to pose the minifigures
- Measures over 12.5 in. (32 cm) high, 12.5 in. (31 cm) wide and 10.5 in. (26 cm) deep
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Our next door neighbor, when I was a kid, worked at a Lego factory. If a kit was missing even one piece, they tossed it into the discard pile - well, that's what I remember. He brought home all those kits, and we had endless Legos, boxes and boxes. Yeah, we had it good.
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Our next door neighbor, when I was a kid, worked at a Lego factory. If a kit was missing even one piece, they tossed it into the discard pile - well, that's what I remember. He brought home all those kits, and we had endless Legos, boxes and boxes. Yeah, we had it good.
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Our next door neighbor, when I was a kid, worked at a Lego factory. If a kit was missing even one piece, they tossed it into the discard pile - well, that's what I remember. He brought home all those kits, and we had endless Legos, boxes and boxes. Yeah, we had it good.
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Supposedly the older version was $60 back in 1989 which is about $150 today. The new set is comparable in size, which is $220. With possible gift/promo sets, or typical Lego 20% off (usually not for "collectors" items like these), I would say it's pretty close in price, especially since the old one just have huge pieces/molded plastic, vs new ones are brick built and have a lot more "plastic"
Toys in general has been more expensive, I'm not sure if you have gone to the toy section lately in your stores, unless all you get are $1.19 hot wheels (no they are not $.99 any more)
To sum up, Lego has ALWAYS been expensive. Maybe you weren't involved with your toy purchase 30 years ago but they have never been cheap. Add in inflation and larger audience/demand you get what you have today.
1. Licensing fees which in this case is Marvel/Disney
2. Quality. If you had a chance to buy a knock off set with 5000+ peice that don't attach well together, has no warranty for missing pieces, and are not logically sorted then you'll know why.
1. Licensing fees which in this case is Marvel/Disney
2. Quality. If you had a chance to buy a knock off set with 5000+ peice that don't attach well together, has no warranty for missing pieces, and are not logically sorted then you'll know why.
1. Licensing fees which in this case is Marvel/Disney
2. Quality. If you had a chance to buy a knock off set with 5000+ peice that don't attach well together, has no warranty for missing pieces, and are not logically sorted then you'll know why.
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Anything that moves like play or Technic sets are a terrible experience, especially for kids. You didn't address the sorting experience either. If you like sorting, have a process and the sorting equipment then it's not a problem but common Lego hobbyist won't.
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