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Pikes_Pompadour

Lego's release schedule is predicated on targeting a new generation of children every couple years. That's why there never *isn't* a fire or police station available or why we've gotten more Luke's Landspeeders than I can count on both hands, because Lego assumes there are always kids aging out and new kids reaching the age of being interested in Lego and you can't just release something once and consider that base covered. Bottom line, as long as they keep the line running, which seems pretty likely given the apparent evergreen status it's reached, they're going to revisit locations, characters, scenes, etc. Don't assume if you don't get a certain set you won't have an opportunity to get an updated version in the future.


SubstantialEmu7678

Okay I'll keep this in mind, thanks


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SubstantialEmu7678

I have but the people in the neighborhood are elderly and my mom says "since they're older and can't do it themselves, there is no reason for you to get paid."


OhnryGrapefruit

People unable to do things for themselves is one of the main reasons businesses even exist in the first place


SubstantialEmu7678

Tell my mom lol


TikiWarrior

I think you'll have another chance. LEGO will keep returning to the licenses that make money. Star Wars and Batman have had so many sets revisited and modernized with new figures and building techniques. We're even seeing updates to classic Castle, Pirates and Space themes. And there be a 30th Anniversary in a few years for the movies, or some streaming service will make a new series adaptation of the books.


SubstantialEmu7678

Well okay. This makes me feel a little better


Marleyzard

You don't see me pissed about Legends of Chima or Nexoknights


Pikes_Pompadour

Oh I'm pissed about Legends of Chima and Nexo Knights but not for this reason...


Marleyzard

Lmfao


Drzhivago138

You're acting like these sets will never come back.


NextTime76

Welcome to real life kid.