All three of the modular building sets are now available from the LEGO Store online.
Left to right, that’s:
Yay! But don’t you find the gaps in the product numbers intriguing? I do…
All three of the modular building sets are now available from the LEGO Store online.
Left to right, that’s:
Yay! But don’t you find the gaps in the product numbers intriguing? I do…
Can I “barrow” About $375? :)
The numbers are a little wonky because of the departments the sets are coming from. Cafe Corner and Green Grocer are Direct to Consumer Exclusives while the Market Street is a LEGO Factory item. The numbers will always have some gaps but there’s usually other products to fill them:
10182 – Cafe Corner
10183 – Hobby Train
10184 – Town Plan
10185 – Green Grocer
???
10190 – Market Street
10191 – Star Justice
10192 – Space Skulls
The hobby train is an oddity in there, but I’m guessing it was part of that original series because it was an earlier release grouping than the market street, whereas cafe/train came out around the same time. also it was their new series of products being started off with the market street and continuing into the space products. just some fun thoughts.
Steve
Good point, Steve. Always nice to have answers direct from the good people at LEGO.
(But it’s also fun to foster rumors and innuendo. :-D)
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