Holiday train???
Holiday train???
I'm looking for the Holidaytrain (10173) do you have some tips and tricks to find one for a reasonable price? looking for the whole train not only the first part with driver.
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Brick & Blue
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Re: Holiday train???
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You are going to have a hard time finding that set. It's been retired for several years and was very limited set to begin with, and has nearly 1000 pieces.
I was lucky and got the set from S@H after Christmas one year for only $45 (50% off) so in that sense if you find a LEGO friend you might be able to get one for something close to reasonable.
You are going to have a hard time finding that set. It's been retired for several years and was very limited set to begin with, and has nearly 1000 pieces.
I was lucky and got the set from S@H after Christmas one year for only $45 (50% off) so in that sense if you find a LEGO friend you might be able to get one for something close to reasonable.
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lego the hutt
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Re: Holiday train???
Pretty much what was said above. That was only available during the Christmas season in 2006.
My personal stand point on most sets is that once a set is discontinued it is probably still possible to get it at a somewhat reasonable price for the first couple years...maybe even 3 years after it is discontinued if you are lucky depending on the set. Once it is 4+ years after it has been discontinued good luck. I expect to have to pay through the nose at that point.
That set 6 years old..and was only seasonally available. A quick search makes me think you will be lucky to get it for 400$ MISB.
I might recommend buying a different train set and adding your own Christmas decorations/colors to it might be a better way to go.
My personal stand point on most sets is that once a set is discontinued it is probably still possible to get it at a somewhat reasonable price for the first couple years...maybe even 3 years after it is discontinued if you are lucky depending on the set. Once it is 4+ years after it has been discontinued good luck. I expect to have to pay through the nose at that point.
That set 6 years old..and was only seasonally available. A quick search makes me think you will be lucky to get it for 400$ MISB.
I might recommend buying a different train set and adding your own Christmas decorations/colors to it might be a better way to go.
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Re: Holiday train???
Maybe someday LEGO will make another Holiday train. That would be a great idea for 2013 Winter set. A Holiday train station with train. $150? That would be epic.
Re: Holiday train???
Thanks for your reactions, unfortunately it looks like I need to pay quit some money or hope for a new holiday train next year.
Re: Holiday train???
You could possibly piece one together using Bricklink. I know I have a wishlist with all the pieces necessary for that one day where I have some disposable income.
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cookiemonstr69
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Re: Holiday train???
From your mouth to the Lego designers! That would an awesome addition to the toy shop, bakery, post office and cottage.SpaceNinjaDino wrote:Maybe someday LEGO will make another Holiday train. That would be a great idea for 2013 Winter set. A Holiday train station with train. $150? That would be epic.
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Even if it meant a push train like the Ghost Train, although real bogies would be nice.cookiemonstr69 wrote:From your mouth to the Lego designers! That would an awesome addition to the toy shop, bakery, post office and cottage.SpaceNinjaDino wrote:Maybe someday LEGO will make another Holiday train. That would be a great idea for 2013 Winter set. A Holiday train station with train. $150? That would be epic.
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