Reposting the new comment I left on the previous article:

So an update, this GWP is available later this month in my country, but only at two specific LEGO certified stores, for a $110 spend (US$81 equivalent). My original comment aged poorly. In fact, I'm no longer interested in this set and will remove it from my wanted list.

Better grab that 41391 off the store I was at last weekend while I still can...

@LegoSonicBoy said:
"Reposting the new comment I left on the previous article:

So an update, this GWP is available later this month in my country, but only at two specific LEGO certified stores, for a $110 spend (US$81 equivalent). My original comment aged poorly. In fact, I'm no longer interested in this set and will remove it from my wanted list.

Better grab that 41391 off the store I was at last weekend while I still can..."

Lol, coincidentally I got both 41391 and 40488 last evening/night...
$81 is a hard pill to swallow, especially when it is 465 elswhere... =(

This looks amazing. Filler sets like this are great street population items for bigger sets. I love the food fair style trailer, and I'm eager to alter it for different vendors.

Unfortunately this set does not seem to mix well with my modular collection... might fit better in a LEGO CITY collection instead?

Edit: I do like the brick built logo a lot.

@jkb said:
" @LegoSonicBoy said:
"Reposting the new comment I left on the previous article:

So an update, this GWP is available later this month in my country, but only at two specific LEGO certified stores, for a $110 spend (US$81 equivalent). My original comment aged poorly. In fact, I'm no longer interested in this set and will remove it from my wanted list.

Better grab that 41391 off the store I was at last weekend while I still can..."

Lol, coincidentally I got both 41391 and 40488 last evening/night...
$81 is a hard pill to swallow, especially when it is 465 elswhere... =("
Yeah... I only need one lavender hair piece ;)

@raven_za said:
"Unfortunately this set does not seem to mix well with my modular collection... might fit better in a LEGO CITY collection instead?

Edit: I do like the brick built logo a lot."
It's quite reminiscent of 31097, I'd say!

@LegoSonicBoy said:
"Reposting the new comment I left on the previous article:

So an update, this GWP is available later this month in my country, but only at two specific LEGO certified stores, for a $110 spend (US$81 equivalent). My original comment aged poorly. In fact, I'm no longer interested in this set and will remove it from my wanted list.

Better grab that 41391 off the store I was at last weekend while I still can..."

Lucky you, the minimum spend in Australia is $140 which is US$104, SG$140 and £77!!

Damn, spent £345 on three Marilyn Monroe Art sets on Friday. Would’ve waited if I’d have know (or had have been paying attention to the update we got on here about it earlier)

@obiron17 said:
"Damn, spent £345 on three Marilyn Monroe Art sets on Friday. Would’ve waited if I’d have know (or had have been paying attention to the update we got on here about it earlier) "

You could always return them to the store, repurchase off amazon and use the extra £81 in your pocket to spend £65 at Lego.com and get it for free.

Sorry if I missed this in earlier posts, but do we know yet what the GWP will be later this month? Trying to decide whether to grab the coffee cart or wait another week. Looks like the VIP weekend offers last year were announced around this time (11/13), https://brickset.com/article/54698/vip-weekend-offers-announced.

I ordered the Chamber of Secrets and got the Gryffindor Dorms, the Coffee Cart, and $10.39 in Honey Gold.

With Lego's commitment to the environment, I hope those coffee cups are reusable!

sweet, I got to make a order.