Thargor wrote: » Also its cheap, €120 for 1969 (;)) pieces.
shotgunmcos wrote: » With the quality of stuff produced from ideas thus far. This is a no brainer
Urquell wrote: » Where will we be able to buy it from? The official site? Will smyths have it?
Oafley Jones wrote: » I'm guessing it should be widely available. My only fear would be from how much demand there is.
Urquell wrote: » Same as that. Hope they make enough of the yokes. Ill be sitting up watching the Lego shop for this one!
namloc1980 wrote: » Lego store says max 5 per person per order so would be guessing this will be widely available. Limited run sets are generally restricted to 1 per person.
Urquell wrote: » I have no problem with that. Just want to make sure I get my hands on one. I wonder what the odds are Smyths would have a few..?
eclipsechaser wrote: » I contacted them on FB and they said they wouldn't have it.
madalig12 wrote: » John lewis have it onsale online already
shotgunmcos wrote: » Its €119.99 from LEGO [EMAIL="S@H"]S@H[/EMAIL] with free delivery. If you can wait a few days
eclipsechaser wrote: » It's available to order now:https://shop.lego.com/en-IE/LEGO-NASA-Apollo-Saturn-V-21309
ondafly wrote: » cheers for the heads up - just snapped one up.
emmetkenny wrote: » I'll pick one up later on the AIB card to get the cash back. Wish I hadn't left the card at home though :pac:
Rhyme wrote: » Can someone explain this to me? Is it buying from the Lego store with an AIB card (Debit, Credit?) gets you money back?
