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688-Piece LEGO Ideas: Tales of The Space Age Building Set (21340) on sale for
$40.
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688-Piece LEGO Ideas: Tales of The Space Age Building Set (21340) on sale for
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About this product:
- 4 connectible, space-themed 3D buildable postcard models, inspired by 1980s sci-fi myths, movies, books and posters
- Build colorful images of an observatory for viewing comets and shooting stars, a moon base and lunar eclipse, a space shuttle and a black hole
- The pink/purple postcard features stars that can be arranged to mirror the Ursa Major, Cepheus, Ursa Minor or Cassiopeia constellations
- The postcards can be connected in any order
- Display them on a flat surface or mount them on the wall using the hangers on the back of each one
- Each buildable postcard measures over 5.5 in. (14 cm) high, 3.5 in. (9 cm) wide and 1 in. (3 cm) deep
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I wasn't aware when I got it, but the third one (the one with the stars in sky) comes with parts to allow you to change the constellation, which I thought was pretty cool.
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I wasn't aware when I got it, but the third one (the one with the stars in sky) comes with parts to allow you to change the constellation, which I thought was pretty cool.
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However, Amazon shipped it in the manufacturer's box, just slapped a label on it. Fortunately it wasn't damaged during shipping and I was able to remove the label carefully but I wasn't thrilled with them doing that. The boxes can get dirty and damaged or wet, and I keep them for storage and resale value, plus it advertises to porch thieves. Any way to avoid Amazon doing this in the future?
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However, Amazon shipped it in the manufacturer's box, just slapped a label on it. Fortunately it wasn't damaged during shipping and I was able to remove the label carefully but I wasn't thrilled with them doing that. The boxes can get dirty and damaged or wet, and I keep them for storage and resale value, plus it advertises to porch thieves. Any way to avoid Amazon doing this in the future?
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