Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
It seems like a lot of the games that were released in 2010 are at a dicount these days. Which games do you like for parts and why (is there a specific piece, are some pieces "rare")? What is the price point that you would pay for that game for parts - 30% off, 50% off, 75% off?
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Re: Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
I like Race 3000: green base plates and colored telephones. But really only a good deal if at 50%MSRP ($10) or less.
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Re: Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
+1 to that. :) Monster 4 had a bunch of minifig heads that could be useful in customizing, Magma Monster had a bunch of good microfigs, Robo Champ had some good connector pieces. The Ramses Pyramid and Atlantis treasure were both great for parts, and the entire Heroica line looks really good too.SH1 wrote:I like Race 3000: green base plates and colored telephones. But really only a good deal if at 50%MSRP ($10) or less.
Re: Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
Love the monster heads in Monster 4. We picked that up for our girls to keep them busy inside since it's a million hundred degrees outside. It's quick and fun, too. If the Lego store still has some at 50% off next week I'm biting.Mantisking wrote:+1 to that. :) Monster 4 had a bunch of minifig heads that could be useful in customizing, Magma Monster had a bunch of good microfigs, Robo Champ had some good connector pieces. The Ramses Pyramid and Atlantis treasure were both great for parts, and the entire Heroica line looks really good too.SH1 wrote:I like Race 3000: green base plates and colored telephones. But really only a good deal if at 50%MSRP ($10) or less.
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Re: Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
Monster 4. Lots of heads, two unique ones.
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Re: Which Lego "board" Games do you like for parts?
I picked up Pirate Code the other day for $10 (CAD MSRP was $26.99). A good amount of black plates, a mess load of gems and a treasure chest!
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