I decided to get the same sets myself except for the green car. They don't have the green car in the UK yet and to be honest, I only picked that because it was the first thing I saw that took me over the $100 required to get the snow globe. It doesn't really fit with the camping theme.

What does fit is what I got instead.



I can't wait to build that moose.

So now they have somewhere to go. Although, I suppose with a caravan/RV you don't need to go to a cabin. Still, I like it.

And I get that snow globe. I don't know why but it appealed to me. And they're selling on Bricklink for like £30. So I couldn't pass it up. It also seems to be somewhat limited. Reports of it being sold out a few days ago on the official US Lego site. They obviously got more supplies now, though. Still, I'd imagine that that set would increase in value.

That seems to be how things work with Lego. Try to buy a discontinued set. They're always worth more than they were new. At least all the sets I've ever seen. Sometimes crazy amounts more than their original suggested retail value.

I should start investing my money in Lego instead of mutual funds.

Anyway, I'm excited. But I'm ordering £90 worth of Lego at 1.00 in the morning. Maybe I'll regret my purchase after a full night's rest. But what am I doing with my money? And when was the last time I even bought anything that I didn't need? I can't even think of anything. So it's not like I'm blowing through my cash willy nilly. And anyway, it will be good for the economy.