Surprisingly, yes, it all fits! The instructions show how to squeeze it all in, even with the table drawer open and lamp on top.

The items look to suggest that it will fit in quite well with the Modular Jazz Club, perhaps if the tailor or office manager moves out and a musical enthusiast moves in. It's an interesting set that not only provides a period vehicle to populate the modular street but also additional furniture that can be used to flesh out the interior of the club, or any other building for that matter. Either way, it looks like quite a substantial City-esque build that could easily slot into your Modular Street. How will this end? I dunno, it's up to you if and when you receive this lovely GWP. Let us know in the comments!"Rejected proposals hurt, but it hurts worse when he proposes and she says "Hold that thought, I remembered I forgot the kid's donuts at the shop" and then you never see her or the kids again after they drive off to the "coffee shop around the corner". That would really sting!

Both have alternate expressions which are perhaps appropriate for when they are struggling to move heavy objects. I'm pretty sure these are pre-planned rather than Lego just using up leftovers due to their misjudgement, as some like to imagine! Seems like a good idea to have multiple runs of a GWP when different new release sets are available." But she's definitely leaving him. You're can't convince me that that isn't the case. They're moving stuff together, but at the same time, she's moving on."

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It's always nice to get a feel for how much 'stuff' you're getting for free, so here's a picture showing the unopened bags.

I agree, these are definitely preplanned. With what feels like a dozen new products released every month on LEGO.com, it makes more sense to always have a promotion rolling. It makes me very curious if running GWPs is more efficient at selling more product than discounting products or lineups." A ramp is provided to ease loading and unloading, which neatly stows away underneath the floor of the van. Two minifigures are provided, both of whom appear to be removal company workers going by the picture on the box, despite the male being dressed in a jumper.

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