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Over here in Spain I have seen in most toy stores 6 of the 7 LOTR themed sets. The one that's missing is the Orc Forge. Amazon's got it as an "exclusive" set, is that true?

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Received the 2 that I ordered when these things went back in stock.  The boxes were perfect, and everything was sealed.  Looks like they aren't seconds or damaged boxes as previously speculated.  My guess is that these were a final production run that was held back until double VIP ended.

I think that point was that they would have been reboxed.  I don't think Lego would send out beat up boxes like Amazon.  It could be a new production run altogether, as well, the world may never know.

Still waiting on mine. Hopefully they will be here this week. Back in stock, so might try and order a couple more. We`ll see. 

Still waiting on mine. Hopefully they will be here this week. Back in stock, so might try and order a couple more. We`ll see. 

im done buying, if i bought more everytime this stupid set came back in stock my house would be overflowing with lego sets.

I rather have 2 HD than 5 OF.  

Someone posted the orc forge on SD so get it while you can!

I rather have 2 HD than 5 OF.  

 

Me too.  

 

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see how I can make much profit from this set.   Let's say I buy it at around $44 from LEGO Shop at Home (with sales tax).  eBay average sold price is a little lower than $60.  With ebay fee, we are talking about $10 profit.

 

 

 

Me too.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see how I can make much profit from this set. Let's say I buy it at around $44 from LEGO Shop at Home (with sales tax). eBay average sold price is a little lower than $60. With ebay fee, we are talking about $10 profit.

You can buy it for retail price, make a $10 profit immediately and its not even retired. No, I wouldn't buy any either....

Me too.  

 

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see how I can make much profit from this set.   Let's say I buy it at around $44 from LEGO Shop at Home (with sales tax).  eBay average sold price is a little lower than $60.  With ebay fee, we are talking about $10 profit.

 

That's only if you want to flip it right away. But, It should go above $60 with due time.

Never knew why this set gets all the limelight, with $40, better off with the Funhouse or the Delorian.

Pound for Pound, You'll SEE a better return on HD.  

Me too.  

 

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see how I can make much profit from this set.   Let's say I buy it at around $44 from LEGO Shop at Home (with sales tax).  eBay average sold price is a little lower than $60.  With ebay fee, we are talking about $10 profit.

 

Can you explain how you can buy this set for $44 and sell it on eBay for $60 and be left with a $10 profit?

You can tell the people who really sell, those who don't.  if you sell it for 60, you get about $51 after fees.  So you are down to a $7 profit--assuming the buyer pays the shipping charge at your $60 price point.

 

If it's worth 7 dollars to you---to buy the set, wait for the set, list and sell the set, pack the set, ship the set, and hope there are no issues with scams/returns--good luck.

Me too.  

 

Maybe it's just me, but I don't see how I can make much profit from this set.   Let's say I buy it at around $44 from LEGO Shop at Home (with sales tax).  eBay average sold price is a little lower than $60.  With ebay fee, we are talking about $10 profit.

 

Most people probably arent flipping the set, most are investing. But honestly the fact that you can buy this set for retail, and resell it and make maybe $5 profit is still crazy compared to most actively produced sets which sell for BELOW msrp on places like ebay or amazon.

You can tell the people who really sell, those who don't.  if you sell it for 60, you get about $51 after fees.  So you are down to a $7 profit--assuming the buyer pays the shipping charge at your $60 price point.

 

If it's worth 7 dollars to you---to buy the set, wait for the set, list and sell the set, pack the set, ship the set, and hope there are no issues with scams/returns--good luck.

 

I was assuming the seller would offer free shipping, which means the seller would be losing money, unless he has a secret for shipping an Orc Forge set for under $7 (if the buyer is close to the seller, this could be done, but probably not for coast-to-coast shipping).

That's some hardcore scalping.  It's rough to partake unless you can do volume.  

If you are buying this set at retail to flip, you are making a serious error. This is a hold on to set. And personally, I think this will perform as well if not a little better than HD when all is said and done. But I am fairly certain it won't perform a whole lot worse.

If you are buying this set at retail to flip, you are making a serious error. This is a hold on to set. And personally, I think this will perform as well if not a little better than HD when all is said and done. But I am fairly certain it won't perform a whole lot worse.

I couldn't agree more!  This is definitely a set to hold onto for at least a year or two.

The smart money has these on a shelf waiting for next November and 80-90 per. I've got 30 of these. I won't sell for less. Lots of upside with this. Cool set to build, nice figures, light brick, semi-limited distro and hopefully short run.

damn its back on shelves

If you are buying this set at retail to flip, you are making a serious error. This is a hold on to set. And personally, I think this will perform as well if not a little better than HD when all is said and done. But I am fairly certain it won't perform a whole lot worse.

 

I would have to disagree .. I think helms deep would do way better after they both EOL

The Orc Forge is "Temporarily out of stock" on lego.com now.

damn its back on shelves

where in the lego store? target?

The Orc Forge is "Temporarily out of stock" on lego.com now.

I am sure it will be back...

The Orc Forge is "Temporarily out of stock" on lego.com now.

That was fast.  A little over 24 hours.

Sounds like a lot of people bought their limit of five.

It'll be back soon enough like a bad smell.  Just waiting for it's resurrection?

I would have to disagree .. I think helms deep would do way better after they both EOL

 

"Way" better? So, after retirement, do you expect Helm's deep to say, reach $300 - But don't expect the forge to reach... $100?

What do you estimate each of these sets will be at a year or two after retirement?

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