Are we sure this set isn't supposed to be called Creator Tub? I mean, don't get me wrong Better Building More Fun is certainly a title, but it's not where the name usually is.

@MCLegoboy said:
"Are we sure this set isn't supposed to be called Creator Tub? I mean, don't get me wrong Better Building More Fun is certainly a title, but it's not where the name usually is."

If you actually click through to the full list of 48 sets released under the Creator line that year, nearly all of them say, "Creator", "Designer Set", or "X-Pod" next to the piece count.

Interesting, no pricing info today. Was this a promo set?

@PurpleDave said:
" @Robot99 said:
"Interesting, no pricing info today. Was this a promo set?"

Canadian Walmart Exclusive, according to Bricklink. Explains why there are zero copies for sale."

I think I bought about 3 of these, in one of my forward-thinking "I'll have kids someday" phases. Still have one new in the tub, I believe. Great parts, and yes I did give them to my kids even if it was almost 10 years later.

Huh, I haven't marked it as owned.

"More fun! More! I demand you have more fun!"

So you're saying that we will get less fun out of normal Lego sets?

Is that a command?

@MCLegoboy said:
"Are we sure this set isn't supposed to be called Creator Tub? I mean, don't get me wrong Better Building More Fun is certainly a title, but it's not where the name usually is."

Don't get me started on 1995 FreeStyle :D

There were sets usually known as 'Basic Set 3+/5+' etc. that had REALLY fancy names in certain catalogues:

4133 "FreeStyle Eimer Ida Sausefant" (FreeStyle Bucket Ida Speedyphant)
4152 "FreeStyle Eimer Fit und Funs" (FreeStyle Bucket Fit and Fun)
4151 "FreeStyle Lady Lustig" (FreeStyle Lady Funny)

To name a few examples.

Back to the set itself, I really wonder how the design process (in the sense of choosing the elements) worked for these types of sets and why some have such perfectly round piece counts and others not.

Also this set came out in the weird era where the sets we consider today as 'Creator' were called 'Designer Sets', whilst the Creartor sets back then were the 'Classic' sets of today (and the spiritual successor to Basic, FreeStyle and Universal Sets).

"Better Building More Fun" was a slogan Lego was using around that time; I remember it from the January 2005 S-at-H catalog (https://i.imgur.com/XGbkdHM.jpeg). I'm not sure whether it was intended to be the name of this tub.

I love these old Creator buckets. They're a great backbone to any kid's collection! And the ones from this era had colors like orange, lime and medium blue!

@phi13 said:
""Better Building More Fun" was a slogan Lego was using around that time; I remember it from the January 2005 S-at-H catalog (https://i.imgur.com/XGbkdHM.jpeg). I'm not sure whether it was intended to be the name of this tub."

Awkward...
It reminds me a lot of "Build more for less" which I think was the slogan Tyco used in the late '80s in a Sega vs Nintendo style ad campaign against Lego in the US market.
Otherwise it could be one of those hollow and often hilariously non-sense phrases toy bootleggers often print on their products...

I want a creator lolrus holding one of these as a lego set. Would buy that immediately!

KFC Family Value Sharer Bucket…but Lego

Great photo, I really wonder where it was taken..?

@TransNeonOrangeSpaceman said:
"Great photo, I really wonder where it was taken..?"

Probably in Canada.

@Brickalili said:
"KFC Family Value Sharer Bucket…but Lego "

And, hopefully, significantly less gravy

@stefwaffles said:
" @Brickalili said:
"KFC Family Value Sharer Bucket…but Lego "

And, hopefully, significantly less gravy

"

I mean, I don’t see that in the parts inventory…

Better Building Back Better.

@stefwaffles said:
" @Brickalili said:
"KFC Family Value Sharer Bucket…but Lego "

And, hopefully, significantly less gravy"

It’s Canadian. Vegas gives it 50/50 odds.

@phi13 said:
""Better Building More Fun" was a slogan Lego was using around that time; I remember it from the January 2005 S-at-H catalog (https://i.imgur.com/XGbkdHM.jpeg). I'm not sure whether it was intended to be the name of this tub."

I prefer the older 'Just Imagine...' slogan that came before that, to be honest.

@jockos198 said:
"Harder, better, faster, stronger"

Don't be daft, punk.

I wonder how many things you can build...

@BaconKing said:
"I wonder how many things you can build..."

About 2000, as long as you keep the models as simple as possible.

@TransNeonOrangeSpaceman said:
"Great photo, I really wonder where it was taken..?"

I wonder what was being built under it. Seems large and ambitious.