LEGO 11374 Arcade Pinball Machine revealed, with new Classic Space minifigures!

Does this really work in that its actually playable without it breaking? Or when they say 'fully functional' they mean that the bits you'd expect to move do so?

As a display piece, its a nice idea... but as a plaything, when you can get actual fully working and similar sized pinball game for a fraction of the price?

The point is they seem to be pushing the playability of this, and one the surface, those features seem marginal at best for what they expect you to pay.

@goldenguy880 said:
"Fun fact: the Classic Space astronaut torso in Bright Light Blue/Light Royal Blue has appeared before in the 2025 LEGO Store Build-a-Minifigure parts: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=973p90new2c15&in=S

The air tank has appeared in Bright Light Blue in sets 21359, 76300, and L0002270.

The reissued Classic Space helmet mold is new in Bright Light Blue in this set.

Another fun fact: The Classic Space torso has also appeared in Dark Blue in the 2024 Build-a-Minifigure parts: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=973p90new2c11&colorID=63&in=A

The helmet and air tanks also appeared in Dark Blue in set 71499, meaning a Dark Blue Classic Space astronaut can be fully recreated via Bricklink.
Although if the Bright Light Blue astronaut is any indication, we may see the Dark Blue astronaut officially appear in a future set...

Edit: The Classic Space torso also appeared in Light Bluish Grey in 71018-13, although the air tanks & helmet only exist on "old" Light Grey."

Those torsos available thru BAM both had yellow hands, as shown in the linked images. It wasn't difficult to Bricklink dark blue hands...not sure about bright light blue.

Nope, not for me...

I love it!

This is cool, but beyond my price range. I do plan on picking up those printed (or are they stickers?) 6x6 tiles to serve as the background to the 41128 Space Ride in my Amusement park.

OK as a display set but the 'working' looks highly suspect!

And once again, the most expensive will be in Switzerland.
239,00 CHF this is a bad joke

The side panels would be great for use in a classic space command centre MOC.

Unless the astronaut's Air Tank has sprung a leak which has ignited, the side panels of the pinball machine appear to be implying that the air tank is actually canonically an astronaut propulsion unit / astronaut manoeuvring unit.

at the moment we have a 53% for NO + 20% for MAYBE... a real triumph!

Just remember these figs WILL appear on P @B online later

Saw the photo and wanted it.
Saw the price and balked. It’s almost twice as expensive as I thought it would be!

It's cool that it works and is playable, would be an interesting build

But don't like the overall look of it.

If it had been Classic Space themed, maybe, but as is? Naw.

This looks funky.

Almost really cool, but comes out looking pretty flat. Those also look like a ton of stickers on the side, which is a definite no from me for that price.

@CDM said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"[trimmed"]
"Those torsos available thru BAM both had yellow hands, as shown in the linked images. It wasn't difficult to Bricklink dark blue hands...not sure about bright light blue."

@AustinPowers said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"[trimmed"]
You forgot the bright green Classic Spaceman, for which only the printed torso is still missing.

The parts for the dark blue, dark turquoise and warm gold Spacemen as well as the light blue (except for the helmet) have all been available on PaB recently. Don't know if they still are though. "

@lordofdragonss said:
"Just remember these figs WILL appear on P @B online later"

Bright Light Blue hands were easy to find for me, as they've appeared in 19 sets.

I wasn't aware of the Bright Green astronaut being almost complete, thanks for the info!

And thanks for pointing out the parts available on Pick-a-Brick. I'll definitely look into that in the future.

And for anyone reading this who wasn't aware of it, I also forgot the Dark Purple astronaut. It appeared in a rare 2023 set given to LEGO employees (DS2023-1), but the parts necessary to recreate it appeared in 71032-11, 80111, 40608, and 60361.

Also, the new version of the Classic Space helmet appeared in Green in 80054, if you want to buy it for the green astronauts from the Ideas Exo-Suit (21109)."

@HOBBES said:
"Reading the comments from above; has anyone at Lego (or elsewhere) ever explained why they removed the trans neon green and trans neon orange colours? Not a big need for me but just curious as these are pretty much key for Blacktron II and Ice Planet 2002 (that was 24 years ago!! - the year not the theme) "

I've hazarded a guess before that it was driven by the switch to the new format polymer (MABS) and that there was an issue with making the neon colours in it.

If enough space and cash...

So, now we know what the Gift With Purchase model kit spaceman will be released with.
I was quite looking forward to that, but I'm bug... ermm blamed if I'm going to buy a £190 pinball machine to get it.
ebay, here I will come.

Oh, so the air tanks are actually jetpacks now, are they?
(In reference to the flames on the stickers on the sides of the machine).

@Bricklunch said:
"The side panels would be great for use in a classic space command centre MOC.

Unless the astronaut's Air Tank has sprung a leak which has ignited, the side panels of the pinball machine appear to be implying that the air tank is actually canonically an astronaut propulsion unit / astronaut manoeuvring unit."

@omnium said:
"Oh, so the air tanks are actually jetpacks now, are they?
(In reference to the flames on the stickers on the sides of the machine)."

For the record, Lego's been interpreting the air tanks as jetpacks at least as far back as 2013, when they worked as such in the Lego City Undercover.

@Andrusi said:
"But put the Icons logo on the box and suddenly I'm supposed to think it's a big issue that 10358 costs more than Studio Series Soundwave."

I could buy some real issues with that kind of money.

@Robot99 said:
"I can't be the only one to have immediately thought of Windows XP just now"

Space Cadet Pinball was my first thought.

The black of space will show up fingerprints ….then dust.

@CapnRex101 said:
" @theJANG said:
"For the sake of reference, a similar-sized working pinball machine with metal balls, lights, sounds, electronic scoring for at least 2 players, etc., can be had on Amazon for $50-70 USD (the higher end being licensed IP). The LEGO set pulls at the heartstrings of us hyperfans with the newly completed astronaut color variation and baby, and of course there's the build experience that for most people is a 1-time thing, but afterwards I feel the fun of play with this may be a bit too limited, as mandated by the limitations of the medium. At least this arcade game can truly be played with though, unlike the Pac-Man arcade.

IMO a hands-on play experience that was genuinely good from LEGO was the 40596 Magic Maze GWP, an authentic brick-built set that supplied a great variety of interactions with real challenge in spite of its relatively tiny part count."

I am not sure how important the cost of the real thing really is in the minds' of the primary target market for this kind of set. I think much of the perceived value to a casual LEGO fan is just that the item is made of LEGO.

Are the people who might purchase this set actually in the market for a real pinball machine, or are they in the market for a novelty LEGO set? I suspect the latter."

When the difference in price is this stark, it is something to seriously think about. If you just want a pinball machine to display, why not look at other options? I love Lego, but is it worth the extra $160-$180 for roughly the same end product? Yes, you do have the building experience, but as the person above said, it’s usually a one-time experience. Heck, with $230, you can get a virtual pinball table that can be configured to play digital versions of actual pinball tables, many of which are licensed. Addams Family anyone?

@goldenguy880 said:
"Fun fact: the Classic Space astronaut torso in Bright Light Blue/Light Royal Blue has appeared before in the 2025 LEGO Store Build-a-Minifigure parts: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=973p90new2c15&in=S

The air tank has appeared in Bright Light Blue in sets 21359, 76300, and L0002270.

The reissued Classic Space helmet mold is new in Bright Light Blue in this set.
"

Bright Light Blue Spaceman was originally slated for the flagship set of Dreamzzz seasons 3 Wave 2, but that set was cancelled.

@Nuclearxpotato said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"Fun fact: the Classic Space astronaut torso in Bright Light Blue/Light Royal Blue has appeared before in the 2025 LEGO Store Build-a-Minifigure parts: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=973p90new2c15&in=S

The air tank has appeared in Bright Light Blue in sets 21359, 76300, and L0002270.

The reissued Classic Space helmet mold is new in Bright Light Blue in this set.
"

Bright Light Blue Spaceman was originally slated for the flagship set of Dreamzzz seasons 3 Wave 2, but that set was cancelled."

Are there any images or descriptions of that set?

The colour scheme is vile. And the minifigure looks like it’s just plonked there with no thought whatsoever

@ShivaMT said:
"If enough space and cash..."

I've got the cash, but the space, less so. A fully-functioning left arm and hand would be nice, too.

Its interesting, but I doubt i'll buy it at that price. If it was about $130-$150 i'd probably pick it up. But not at $230 as it looks like a bare minimum pinball machine.

kinda junky looking

I just re-checked, and at least for LEGO PaB in Germany, the only two Classic Spaceman colours where all the pieces are currently available to order are warm gold and dark turquoise.
The helmet is available in seven colours, the airtanks in nine colours and the legs in 37 colours.

@Andrusi said:
" @Bricklunch said:
"The side panels would be great for use in a classic space command centre MOC.

Unless the astronaut's Air Tank has sprung a leak which has ignited, the side panels of the pinball machine appear to be implying that the air tank is actually canonically an astronaut propulsion unit / astronaut manoeuvring unit."

@omnium said:
"Oh, so the air tanks are actually jetpacks now, are they?
(In reference to the flames on the stickers on the sides of the machine)."

For the record, Lego's been interpreting the air tanks as jetpacks at least as far back as 2013, when they worked as such in the Lego City Undercover."
The part’s official LEGO name is Mini Oxygen Bottles. If you’re an astronaut with a gout of flame extending from your oxygen/air tanks, you’re in deep, deep trouble.

@AndyB1 said:
" @HOBBES said:
"Reading the comments from above; has anyone at Lego (or elsewhere) ever explained why they removed the trans neon green and trans neon orange colours? Not a big need for me but just curious as these are pretty much key for Blacktron II and Ice Planet 2002 (that was 24 years ago!! - the year not the theme) "

I've hazarded a guess before that it was driven by the switch to the new format polymer (MABS) and that there was an issue with making the neon colours in it. "

There was a lot of redundancy in the color palette. Trans-neon-green was close-ish to trans-bright-green. Trans-orange was close to trans-neon-orange. Trans-fluorescent-blue...I mean trans-medium-blue, was close to trans-light-blue. They have a limit on the number of colors they can produce, so someone decided that the likes of violent-yellow and eye-searing-coral were more preferable than those transparent fluorescent colors.

" @Andrusi said:
"But put the Icons logo on the box and suddenly I'm supposed to think it's a big issue that 10358 costs more than Studio Series Soundwave."

It costs less than Masterpiece Soundwave, which is closer to being the same size. Not quite there, I don't think, but the closest you're going to find in an actual transforming tape deck Soundwave. I have one...and a Masterpiece Soundblaster. They are magnificent. Still want the LEGO version. Maybe two.

@Crux said:
"I could buy some real issues with that kind of money."

You already get them for free."

@TheOtherMike said:
" @ShivaMT said:
"If enough space and cash..."

I've got the cash, but the space, less so."

It comes with Space right in the model. Says so on the back display!

"A fully-functioning left arm and hand would be nice, too."

Yeah, can't help you there. I've never heard of any type of pinball game that's designed in a way you could play. I mean, a PC-based version _could_ be configured such that you could operate both paddles with one hand, but that's about it. Even if the game itself doesn't allow that, I once found a USB controller that had fully mappable controls. You could assign any key you wanted to each of the various buttons, as well as the four directions on the joystick(s), so it didn't matter what sort of janky control system the game devs built into the game itself with no option to adjust it. You could work the game controller however you desired, and it would spit out the letter keys and such that the game was looking for. Again, it's not going to do a lot to help you with a game that uses a ton of controls, but for something simply like pinball, all you'd need is a few controls that you could work with one hand. In this case, I think it had four shoulder buttons, so you could map one paddle to each shoulder button on one side. Or map one to a shoulder button, and the other to a direction on the joystick.

Would have been cool to add some light affects or sound when the ball hits the pieces.

TLG offers a wide variety of sets, so there are some for every tastes, interests. There is too much criticism from people who just have interests in different things.

I like it. I would have preferred with different colors. Maybe because I already have too many black parts from my Batman sets, haha.

Like the typewriter, there is probably interesting mechanisms and more playability than most sets.

Disabled people customising and hacking our own gear to game/generally computer has been a thing for a long time, along with the odd niche product, but the Microsoft Adaptive Controller really made a difference to how accessible the accessibility could be without some fairly comprehensive tech know-how, and while it isn’t cheap they have consistently been selling it below what they probably ought to considering the dev time. Both a nice piece of kit by itself and extremely customisable as far as adding extra doodads goes, which is necessary for the highly individual capabilities of disabled peeps. I’m generally loathe to give Microsoft credit for all that much, but that’s a good thing they’re doing.

I’m not a pinball fan (… they’re so *large*) (although I do like Pinball Wizard, the song) so I have no idea if someone’s managed to wire it in to a pinball machine, but I wouldn’t be surprised, even if that’s likely not all that plug-and-play an experience considering the work it would take.

@Hiratha said:
"Disabled people customising and hacking our own gear to game/generally computer has been a thing for a long time, along with the odd niche product, but the Microsoft Accessible Controller really made a difference to how accessible the accessibility could be without some fairly comprehensive tech know-how, and while it isn’t cheap they have consistently been selling it below what they probably ought to considering the dev time. Both a nice piece of kit by itself and extremely customisable as far as adding extra doodads goes, which is necessary for the highly individual capabilities of disabled peeps. I’m generally loathe to give Microsoft credit for all that much, but that’s a good thing they’re doing.

I’m not a pinball fan (… they’re so *large*) (although I do like Pinball Wizard, the song) so I have no idea if someone’s managed to wire it in to a pinball machine, but I wouldn’t be surprised, even if that’s likely not all that plug-and-play an experience considering the work it would take."

I just bought a mappable controller because I was picking up a few games (particularly TMNT games) on PC, and so many of them had just the worst control mapping, and zero customizability. Also, I spent a long time hunting around for a game controller that actually felt comfortable in my hands (the PS2-style controller felt so terrible that I almost threw the demo model back onto the shelf). This one had a very ergonomic design for adult-sized hands, you could map the controls, and I think they even built some sort of cooling system into the handles (not that I needed it, but it was a very curious design). I'd also tried the XBox-style controller, and while it wasn't as the-worst-possible-design as the PS2-style one, it still wasn't what I'd call a not-terrible shape.

Of course, none of that is going to make this set operable with one hand. _However_, it does occur to me that I've heard LEGO sets can be modified from their original design. There's got to be a way to rig a second paddle button such that it's located on one side of the cabinet, but operates the paddle on the other side. How exactly that'd work is hard to say, until the instructions get posted. But you know it has to be possible.

@Nuclearxpotato said:
" @560heliport said:
" @Nuclearxpotato said:
" @goldenguy880 said:
"Fun fact: the Classic Space astronaut torso in Bright Light Blue/Light Royal Blue has appeared before in the 2025 LEGO Store Build-a-Minifigure parts: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=973p90new2c15&in=S

The air tank has appeared in Bright Light Blue in sets 21359, 76300, and L0002270.

The reissued Classic Space helmet mold is new in Bright Light Blue in this set.
"

Bright Light Blue Spaceman was originally slated for the flagship set of Dreamzzz seasons 3 Wave 2, but that set was cancelled."

Are there any images or descriptions of that set?"

71501 Game Island Tower, not sure if I can post links to images of cancelled sets here but if you google that the stock photos should come up. It was priced at $190 and had a unique Castillo figure and neon yellow roller coaster tracks among other things.

We don't have an exact reason on why it was cancelled (along with 2-3 other smaller sets from that wave) besides Dreamzzz suffering from poorer sales in its last year. I think part of it has to do with location-based Dreamzzz sets not selling: Sandman's Tower was one that lasted through multiple discounts and that was a little over 1/3 the price of Game Island Tower and the Treehouse which was at a similar price sold pretty poorly as well it seems... so Towers themselves may not be as appealing as a widespread playset perhaps?

Personally I thought Game Island Tower looked pretty dope and I may have picked it up after a discount; I really liked the direction Dreamzzz was going in year 3."

Thank you!!!

@PurpleDave
"They have a limit on the number of colors they can produce, so someone decided that the likes of violent-yellow and eye-searing-coral were more preferable than those transparent fluorescent colors."

Like your choice of colour names. I try to stay away from those colours as well. I got a few bits of violent-yellow in 42145. If I own eye-searing coral, it must come from a GWP. Seriously, they are ok for some rare usages (eye-searing coral is good for... corals!) but not extremely necessary in general.

@HOBBES said:
" @PurpleDave
"They have a limit on the number of colors they can produce, so someone decided that the likes of violent-yellow and eye-searing-coral were more preferable than those transparent fluorescent colors."

Like your choice of colour names. I try to stay away from those colours as well. I got a few bits of violent-yellow in 42145. If I own eye-searing coral, it must come from a GWP. Seriously, they are ok for some rare usages (eye-searing coral is good for... corals!) but not extremely necessary in general."

I can’t take credit for violent-yellow. Can’t remember if I heard it here, through my LUG, or from someone outside my area at a show. I know I bought frogs in both colors from OPAB, because frogs (besides, it’s realistic for some poisonous tree frogs). I also know I picked up at least a few parts through clearances Vidiyo. Beyond that, I don’t really know.

I just want the 2 space minifigs, I hope they release them separately.

The pure black table tiles look nasty.
And where is the smart brick when you finally could use one. Where is the cool decoration ? LEGO Friends rollercoasters come with nicer themed settings. This seems rushed

I’ll be buying this and probably redecorating it in proper Classic Space colours (maybe with the newer Light Grey)

@Mister_Jonny said:
"This is the table football set all over again: a model that’s very expensive, parts-intensive and doesn’t come close to the functionality of the real thing. That Ian Malcolm quote is evergreen."

Agreed, first thing that came to mind was the Table Football misfire. Indeed, a perfect case of not whether they could, rather whether they should. Oh, wait...

All the people saying that the Smart prick would actually make sense here: I'm not really seeing a way to integrate it in a way that would let the ball activate it.

@PurpleDave said:"I know I bought frogs in both colors from OPAB, because frogs (besides, it’s realistic for some poisonous tree frogs)."

Nick Vas completely understands.

@PurpleDave said:
" @Hiratha said:
"Disabled people customising and hacking our own gear to game/generally computer has been a thing for a long time, along with the odd niche product, but the Microsoft Accessible Controller really made a difference to how accessible the accessibility could be without some fairly comprehensive tech know-how, and while it isn’t cheap they have consistently been selling it below what they probably ought to considering the dev time. Both a nice piece of kit by itself and extremely customisable as far as adding extra doodads goes, which is necessary for the highly individual capabilities of disabled peeps. I’m generally loathe to give Microsoft credit for all that much, but that’s a good thing they’re doing.

I’m not a pinball fan (… they’re so *large*) (although I do like Pinball Wizard, the song) so I have no idea if someone’s managed to wire it in to a pinball machine, but I wouldn’t be surprised, even if that’s likely not all that plug-and-play an experience considering the work it would take."

I just bought a mappable controller because I was picking up a few games (particularly TMNT games) on PC, and so many of them had just the worst control mapping, and zero customizability. Also, I spent a long time hunting around for a game controller that actually felt comfortable in my hands (the PS2-style controller felt so terrible that I almost threw the demo model back onto the shelf). This one had a very ergonomic design for adult-sized hands, you could map the controls, and I think they even built some sort of cooling system into the handles (not that I needed it, but it was a very curious design). I'd also tried the XBox-style controller, and while it wasn't as the-worst-possible-design as the PS2-style one, it still wasn't what I'd call a not-terrible shape.

Of course, none of that is going to make this set operable with one hand. _However_, it does occur to me that I've heard LEGO sets can be modified from their original design. There's got to be a way to rig a second paddle button such that it's located on one side of the cabinet, but operates the paddle on the other side. How exactly that'd work is hard to say, until the instructions get posted. But you know it has to be possible."

Re: mapping within the software itself, yeah, that’s half the reason World of Warcraft won the accessible game award for umpteen years running (the other half being add-ons). It’s a lot better now! But there’s still a fair few games that don’t do a particularly good job of allowing players to customise their input experience, even though plenty of abled gamers like to do that too.

@TheOtherMike said:
"All the people saying that the Smart prick..."

SIR. WENDY'S.

@Crux said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
"All the people saying that the Smart prick..."

SIR. WENDY'S."
A LEGO smart prick? When? Where? How?
And above all, why?
Then again a smart prick could be more fun than a smart brick. Maybe.
:-)

@theJANG said:
"For the sake of reference, a similar-sized working pinball machine with metal balls, lights, sounds, electronic scoring for at least 2 players, etc., can be had on Amazon for $50-70 USD (the higher end being licensed IP). The LEGO set pulls at the heartstrings of us hyperfans with the newly completed astronaut color variation and baby, and of course there's the build experience that for most people is a 1-time thing, but afterwards I feel the fun of play with this may be a bit too limited, as mandated by the limitations of the medium. At least this arcade game can truly be played with though, unlike the Pac-Man arcade.

IMO a hands-on play experience that was genuinely good from LEGO was the 40596 Magic Maze GWP, an authentic brick-built set that supplied a great variety of interactions with real challenge in spite of its relatively tiny part count."

Being LEGO, the play area will presumably be easy to modify to change or add features. So there is also the advantage that it is customisable.

Are the taller straight 1x4 panels (here in trans-neon green) a new piece? I can't recall ever seeing those before.

@Graysmith said:
"Are the taller straight 1x4 panels (here in trans-neon green) a new piece? I can't recall ever seeing those before."

Yes, they're new.

@Crux said:
" @TheOtherMike said:
"All the people saying that the Smart prick..."

SIR. WENDY'S."

How did I do that? B and P are nowhere near each other on the keyboard.

@Robot99 said:
"I can't be the only one to have immediately thought of Windows XP just now"

You just brought back memories I forgot I had

The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane.

Y'all just can't be happy about anything, can you?

"Where's the smart brick?"

ARE YOU DENSE? You go from hating it to demanding it.

You have a FUNCTIONAL pinball machine in lego, and all you can do is whine and moan about it.

The price IS high, and I won't be buying it at full price. That's the only valid criticism I see. I much prefer Dave and Hiratha's sidebar about accessible gaming.

The rest of you? Get over yourselves.

@BionicleGuard said:
"The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane.

Y'all just can't be happy about anything, can you?

"Where's the smart brick?"

ARE YOU DENSE? You go from hating it to demanding it.

You have a FUNCTIONAL pinball machine in lego, and all you can do is whine and moan about it."

Are you complaining? It sounds like you’re complaining.

"I much prefer Dave and Hiratha's sidebar about accessible gaming."

Eh. I’m going to allow that. The logic is unassailable.

Yet another pricey set where TLG added a classic space minifig knowing that a lot of people will buy the set, snag the minifigs, and sell the set on ebay to partially recoup the cost.
I mean, I don't really care, I wasn't going to buy it anyway, I just think it's funny that TLG puts a classic space minifig into things that they know won't sell on their own merit.

After seeing reviews, I think it actually looks like a pretty good Technic set in disguise and I don't mind the lack of references to past Space subthemes.

@eggshen said:
"Yet another pricey set where TLG added a classic space minifig knowing that a lot of people will buy the set, snag the minifigs, and sell the set on ebay to partially recoup the cost.
I mean, I don't really care, I wasn't going to buy it anyway, I just think it's funny that TLG puts a classic space minifig into things that they know won't sell on their own merit."

Why would people do that when they can buy the parts for the figure on pick-a-brick?

@Crux said:
" @BionicleGuard said:
"The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane."

Welcome to Brickset, a place for people with a deep resentment towards/fierce attachment to/strong opinions on the following (in no particular order):

- Sophisticated systems of building-blocks
- Stickers
- Minidolls
- Print-quality
- Penguins
- Complaining
- Trans-neon green
- Complaints
- Sloths
- Bionicle
- Blacktron
- Trans-neon orange
- Brittle browns
- Kamas
- Pieces and their prices
- Price-per-piece as a metric
- Imperial units as a metric
- Plates to build on (flat)
- Plates to build on (raised)
- Hills to die on (raised)
- Gates to keep
- Apps
- The metric system as a metric
- Blacktron II
- spelign, & Gramur
- The full body of work of Tony-award winning Canadian singer/songwriter, Alanis Morisette
- Hulkbusters, Landspeeders and Batmobiles (oh my)
- Advent Calendars
- Rocket Raccoon's unnecessarily lengthy turkey-cooking process
- Plates between plates
- Inflation (the SFW kind)
- Recoloured Classic Spacemen (and their babies)

If you too have any kind of opinion on any of the above, you will feel right at home here. Enjoy your stay."

Can we frame this? I love it

@CCC said:
" @eggshen said:
"Yet another pricey set where TLG added a classic space minifig knowing that a lot of people will buy the set, snag the minifigs, and sell the set on ebay to partially recoup the cost.
I mean, I don't really care, I wasn't going to buy it anyway, I just think it's funny that TLG puts a classic space minifig into things that they know won't sell on their own merit."

Why would people do that when they can buy the parts for the figure on pick-a-brick?"

Not that it changes the math, but just wait until they find out how much Spacebabies cost on OPAB.

@Crux said:
" @BionicleGuard said:
"The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane."

Welcome to Brickset, a place for people with a deep resentment towards/fierce attachment to/strong opinions on the following (in no particular order):

- Sophisticated systems of building-blocks
- Stickers
- Minidolls
- Print-quality
- Penguins
- Complaining
- Trans-neon green
- Complaints
- Sloths
- Bionicle
- Blacktron
- Trans-neon orange
- Brittle browns
- Kamas
- Pieces and their prices
- Price-per-piece as a metric
- Imperial units as a metric
- Plates to build on (flat)
- Plates to build on (raised)
- Hills to die on (raised)
- Gates to keep
- Apps
- The metric system as a metric
- Blacktron II
- spelign, & Gramur
- The full body of work of Tony-award winning Canadian singer/songwriter, Alanis Morisette
- Hulkbusters, Landspeeders and Batmobiles (oh my)
- Advent Calendars
- Rocket Raccoon's unnecessarily lengthy turkey-cooking process
- Plates between plates
- Inflation (the SFW kind)
- Recoloured Classic Spacemen (and their babies)

If you too have any kind of opinion on any of the above, you will feel right at home here. Enjoy your stay."

You forgot helmet holes for Clone Troopers.

@560heliport said:
" @Crux said:
" @BionicleGuard said:
"The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane."

Welcome to Brickset, a place for people with a deep resentment towards/fierce attachment to/strong opinions on the following (in no particular order):

- Sophisticated systems of building-blocks
- Stickers
- Minidolls
- Print-quality
- Penguins
- Complaining
- Trans-neon green
- Complaints
- Sloths
- Bionicle
- Blacktron
- Trans-neon orange
- Brittle browns
- Kamas
- Pieces and their prices
- Price-per-piece as a metric
- Imperial units as a metric
- Plates to build on (flat)
- Plates to build on (raised)
- Hills to die on (raised)
- Gates to keep
- Apps
- The metric system as a metric
- Blacktron II
- spelign, & Gramur
- The full body of work of Tony-award winning Canadian singer/songwriter, Alanis Morisette
- Hulkbusters, Landspeeders and Batmobiles (oh my)
- Advent Calendars
- Rocket Raccoon's unnecessarily lengthy turkey-cooking process
- Plates between plates
- Inflation (the SFW kind)
- Recoloured Classic Spacemen (and their babies)

If you too have any kind of opinion on any of the above, you will feel right at home here. Enjoy your stay."

You forgot helmet holes for Clone Troopers."

WHAT’D YOU SAY? I CAN’T HEAR YOU! THERE AREN’T ANY HOLES IN MY HELMET!

@PurpleDave said:
" @560heliport said:
" @Crux said:
" @BionicleGuard said:
"The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane."

Welcome to Brickset, a place for people with a deep resentment towards/fierce attachment to/strong opinions on the following (in no particular order):

- Sophisticated systems of building-blocks
- Stickers
- Minidolls
- Print-quality
- Penguins
- Complaining
- Trans-neon green
- Complaints
- Sloths
- Bionicle
- Blacktron
- Trans-neon orange
- Brittle browns
- Kamas
- Pieces and their prices
- Price-per-piece as a metric
- Imperial units as a metric
- Plates to build on (flat)
- Plates to build on (raised)
- Hills to die on (raised)
- Gates to keep
- Apps
- The metric system as a metric
- Blacktron II
- spelign, & Gramur
- The full body of work of Tony-award winning Canadian singer/songwriter, Alanis Morisette
- Hulkbusters, Landspeeders and Batmobiles (oh my)
- Advent Calendars
- Rocket Raccoon's unnecessarily lengthy turkey-cooking process
- Plates between plates
- Inflation (the SFW kind)
- Recoloured Classic Spacemen (and their babies)

If you too have any kind of opinion on any of the above, you will feel right at home here. Enjoy your stay."

You forgot helmet holes for Clone Troopers."

WHAT’D YOU SAY? I CAN’T HEAR YOU! THERE AREN’T ANY HOLES IN MY HELMET!"

Well, get a newer helmet!

I SAID, GET A NEWER HELMET!!

@560heliport said:
" @Crux said:
" @BionicleGuard said:
"The amount of complaints here is absolutely insane."

Welcome to Brickset, a place for people with a deep resentment towards/fierce attachment to/strong opinions on the following (in no particular order):

- Sophisticated systems of building-blocks
- Stickers
- Minidolls
- Print-quality
- Penguins
- Complaining
- Trans-neon green
- Complaints
- Sloths
- Bionicle
- Blacktron
- Trans-neon orange
- Brittle browns
- Kamas
- Pieces and their prices
- Price-per-piece as a metric
- Imperial units as a metric
- Plates to build on (flat)
- Plates to build on (raised)
- Hills to die on (raised)
- Gates to keep
- Apps
- The metric system as a metric
- Blacktron II
- spelign, & Gramur
- The full body of work of Tony-award winning Canadian singer/songwriter, Alanis Morisette
- Hulkbusters, Landspeeders and Batmobiles (oh my)
- Advent Calendars
- Rocket Raccoon's unnecessarily lengthy turkey-cooking process
- Plates between plates
- Inflation (the SFW kind)
- Recoloured Classic Spacemen (and their babies)

If you too have any kind of opinion on any of the above, you will feel right at home here. Enjoy your stay."

You forgot helmet holes for Clone Troopers."

They also forgot GWPs.