ncbarrett wrote:i received a ninjago sticker with my lego.com order yesterday.
it is about 8 inches long, and clear.
this is from my phone, so not a great pic, but you get an idea.
Apparently, someone got a free Bonezai spinner. Did they have any NINJAGO for sale?smilyremhof wrote:ncbarrett wrote:i received a ninjago sticker with my lego.com order yesterday.
it is about 8 inches long, and clear.
this is from my phone, so not a great pic, but you get an idea.
If you went to the NingaGo event on Saturday at TRU you got this same sticker. My boys stuck it on the bathroom mirror, makes your eyes the eyes of a Ninja.
BobaFett2 wrote:Apparently, someone got a free Bonezai spinner. Did they have any NINJAGO for sale?smilyremhof wrote:ncbarrett wrote:i received a ninjago sticker with my lego.com order yesterday.
it is about 8 inches long, and clear.
this is from my phone, so not a great pic, but you get an idea.
If you went to the NingaGo event on Saturday at TRU you got this same sticker. My boys stuck it on the bathroom mirror, makes your eyes the eyes of a Ninja.
Son of a! I did a $55 purchase via lego.com and it did not include the Ninjago decal. I have another order that arrived today, but I haven't seen it's contents to determine if it has a decal or not. What a shame!Shijima wrote:I got one with my recent order, first thing that came to mind is that they REALLY want to push Ninjago.
It's peering into my soul 8-)ncbarrett wrote:i received a ninjago sticker with my lego.com order yesterday.
it is about 8 inches long, and clear.
this is from my phone, so not a great pic, but you get an idea.
The weapons do. Try the 50 dollar Spinjitzu Battle Arena-one of the best *ACK* price per parts at 11 cents a part.oocaleb101oo wrote:Egads, the pricing on the single figs. Ick... i hope some of the weapons they have for the single figs come in some of the bigger sets.. i'd rather set collect than get the single figs. Those should be 5 buck figures max.
I'm not surprised by any of these. Lego is hoping for a Yu-Gi-Oh/Bakugan type of reaction from kids on these. Looks like the bases are two parts.BobaFett2 wrote:2111 Kai - 53 cents per part
2112 Cole - 53 cents per part
2113 Zane - 53 cents per part
2114 Chopov - 50 cents per part
2115 Bonezai - 48 cents per part
2116 Krazi - 45 cents per part
2257 Spinjitzu Starter Set - 35 cents per part
Huh. Odd that the smaller sets are the cheaper in terms of $/part.BobaFett2 wrote:2258 Ninja Ambush - 10 cents per part
2259 Skull Motorbike - 10 cents per part
2260 Ice Dragon Attack - 13 cents per part
2263 Turbo Shredder - 13 cents per part
2504 Spinjitzu Dojo - 13 cents per part
2505 Garmadon's Dark Fortress - 14 cents per part
2516 Ninja Training Outpost - 11 cents per part
2518 Nuckal's ATV - 14 cents per part
2519 Skeleton Bowling - 8 cents per part (I suppose that they meant to price it higher, but it's the one great value in this theme)
2520 Ninjago Battle Arena - 11 cents per part
My youngest brother, who is also a LEGO fan, is 10. He REALLY wants the cards-not the spinners, but he's willing to pay that much money for the cards. I think LEGO has hit something other than the Adult/Teen panic/anger button.ncbarrett wrote:The prices are high, but i think they are figuring since it is a "game" people won't mind.
But they are confused I think.
This is true, didn't think of it that way, guess LEGO did.BobaFett2 wrote: My youngest brother, who is also a LEGO fan, is 10. He REALLY wants the cards-not the spinners, but he's willing to pay that much money for the cards. I think LEGO has hit something other than the Adult/Teen panic/anger button.
Cards are costly, but only trading cards, which these are not (I think). And even then, a pack only costs 4 dollars. Add 6 for one Minifigure, three weapons, and a spinner? Heck no.ncbarrett wrote:This is true, didn't think of it that way, guess LEGO did.BobaFett2 wrote: My youngest brother, who is also a LEGO fan, is 10. He REALLY wants the cards-not the spinners, but he's willing to pay that much money for the cards. I think LEGO has hit something other than the Adult/Teen panic/anger button.
cards are expensive as a general rule, and since you get a figure and weapons, people will probably have no problem spending $10 on them.
Is or isn't?BobaFett2 wrote:My youngest brother, who is also a LEGO fan, is 10. He REALLY wants the cards-not the spinners, but he's willing to pay that much money for the cards.
The child greed button?BobaFett2 wrote:I think LEGO has hit something other than the Adult/Teen panic/anger button.
I'm not so sure about that. Magic cards come, what, 15 to the booster pack? And they're about $4.50 a booster, which is $0.30 per card. Using that basis the cards are $1.50 and the rest is $8.49, which is $0.45 per piece.ncbarrett wrote:cards are expensive as a general rule, and since you get a figure and weapons, people will probably have no problem spending $10 on them.
He is willing to pay that much money for cards. I don't think it's Child Greed, I think it's child OH WOW THAT'S AMAZING button, kind of like Power Rangers, which makes older folk say "That's just cheezy".Mantisking wrote:Is or isn't?BobaFett2 wrote:My youngest brother, who is also a LEGO fan, is 10. He REALLY wants the cards-not the spinners, but he's willing to pay that much money for the cards.
The child greed button?BobaFett2 wrote:I think LEGO has hit something other than the Adult/Teen panic/anger button.
I'm not so sure about that. Magic cards come, what, 15 to the booster pack? And they're about $4.50 a booster, which is $0.30 per card. Using that basis the cards are $1.50 and the rest is $8.49, which is $0.45 per piece.ncbarrett wrote:cards are expensive as a general rule, and since you get a figure and weapons, people will probably have no problem spending $10 on them.
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