I can safely say I won't be buying anything. City and Star Wars are my main interests, and it already costs a load just to get a few sets a year.

If I was to get one, the set at the beggining of this thread would be the one I would buy. The others are just like trading cards and other lame stuff in my opinion.

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Well said. But on this occasion, he's right.

That's your opinion because I like the look of some of the sets. They Have some interesting pieces

Well, if you want to get them for the pieces, you're quite right; there are some unique bits and bobs. But I don't like some of the sets at all. The motorbike is just ugly.

Aw, pity you should mention that, because that's the one I have. it's a heck better then I imagined it to be, but I can see how people who don't have it may feel resignation towards it.

As for the comments on the sets, I find you all quite shallow minded. For one, the sets have some fabulous pieces, and the architectural design on the more orient buildings, and this one is particularly nice. Plus the piece count is regularly high, so while you might be whining about the theme, I appreciate the intricate designs that are woven on the buildings, just as the dragon window designs.

The ninja stuff isn't bad, but the skeleton-themed sets are atrocious. Also, the $10 minifig/spinner sets are rather bad. These sets feature some nice and unique pieces, but the design seems like 4 or 5 different concepts all cobbled together. I may pick up some of the smaller sets for the figures and weapons, possibly the larger sets if they're on clearance or a great sale.

May I remind you that the spinning tops are not part of the set theme, they are a branch of the NinjaGo stuff. The buildings and vehicles are the bit which the topic is to discuss.

I saw a spinner set for £16.. £16!!!!!!

That's probably something like 25-30 USD!!!