here u go:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/ref=...roup=1&plpage=1

That is retail price...so its the base price..if you wanna hunt for bargain...just wait for one of the local reseller at FB and LYN to stock up...
So far i saw only Impulse Brick has pre-order for the train set at slightly cheaper price than retail...maybe taikun @faish888 will be bringing those set later..or maybe Jason will do BO?

PM me price...Thank you!

well..i might suggest u write to lego direct and see what kind of response u get...if your lucky they might just send u a new one??
make them aware of it..

That is some good advice from sifu @faish888

This post has been edited by papabear959: May 30 2014, 04:56 PM

and that makes it unique!

nasib baik sempat beli..hehehehe

Just sharing with u guys who have kids...



Also you guys might wanna go have a look at this too....

The Living City
by #BetterCities
The Living City by #BetterCities
Saturday, 21 June & Sunday, 22 June 2014
10.00 am - 10.00 pm
Boulevard (Blue Zone), Publika
The Living City is an interactive exhibition that explores city-making in a playful and hands-on approach using LEGO as a building medium.
The Living City, named after Archigram’s 1963 exhibition of the city of the future, is devised as an empty landscape on top of which players will contribute to the ever growing fictional living city. Players will be given an opportunity to construct their own piece of the city and decide where it will be placed by removing existing trees on the LEGO landscape. As the game progresses and more creations are placed on The Living City, players will have to negotiate with existing constructions and depleting green space to decide what gets demolished to make room for their construction.
As players contribute to The Living City, they immediately witness the effects of the city-making as they alter the topography of the LEGO landscape, forming an understanding of the city as a living organism. Some of the immediate concepts players will observe is the act of deforestation, negotiation of resources and understanding density in a city. We hope this process will trigger insightful discussions on urban development and highlight the impact urban growth has on memory and environment.

This post has been edited by papabear959: Jun 20 2014, 10:21 AM