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The last time I flipped a set, when I was really mad at my husband, hundreds of tiny plastic pieces went EVERYWHERE, to the great amusement of the cats. It took a long time to pick them up. I don't recommend flipping Lego sets.

Here's a tip thats worked pretty well for me. On the Target app search for one of the 2 sets. Under "add to basket" it says check for store availability. Obviously that will pull up the nearby stores showing "in stock", "limited stock" or "out of stock". I have universally found that it is the stores with "limited stock" that are participating in the secret sale. No "in stock" store that I visited had the sets discounted. Cause or effect? I don't know. But I've been to over a dozen Targets the past few days and they all follow this pattern.

Looks so awesome!!! Ages 12+. 1,261 pieces. Collect and create a fun festive scene with the Winter Village Market! US $99.99 - CA $129.99 - DE 89.99

I disagree. As a kid there isn't a lot of chances to make money - plus my parents refused to buy me big toys opting for sports stuff and school stuff. I guarantee you I would have done it. Now you might have had more understanding parents - lol. I hope you did, my childhood didn't have a lot of toys in it For sure - and actually sealed Frigate is about $125 - I have sold two for that plus shipping this month But I am right with you. I went all through Boy Scouts and I dominated these sales awards. I am not talented at much, but my gift is that I work harder than most everyone else. I sold 10 grand of wisconsin cheese and sausage one year and won $150. I would say go for it. More rewarding that the set is the satisfaction you get knowing you achieved a lofty goal for a great cause. Martin - get your Eagle Scout award. You will not regret it. Its probably my most treasured accomplishment (I don't have a ton, lol) in life. I got a full ride to University of Louisville because of it. It is something that no one can ever doubt the work you put into.

It takes me a whole month to sell $2,000. Definitely not worth it.

I would be happy to pay

I HATE stickers. They are so annoying. One of the best examples of a set that should have printed bricks is the 10240 Red Five X-Wing Starfighter. I have read in some set reviews that people did not like putting them on because it was really hard. I have also read in some posts that people just didn't put them on all together. I think Lego should put a little more effort in the experience of building the set. The printed bricks make it easier to find and easier to build.

You are thinking of the quinjet I believe. If this set had her it would be better for sure. Everything is better with Scarlett Johannson.

Hate them.. Especially when we pay inflated prices and have to put stickers on!!

hate them. I want printed bricks as well. Why give someone a chance to ruin their set by being shaky handed?

Do you have to hit "like this" before you see that information on a post? I haven't used the button yet and haven't actually seen any posts that say "So and So liked this". I do however, see the star on the top of the post. Just wondering as I wasn't using the button yet because I hadn't noticed anyone else doing so.

I found one Walmart that further reduced its remaining clearace sets. I scored: 6 Attack of the Wargs (79002) at $20 2 Mirkwoods (79001) at $10 3 Gamatron (70504) at $15 1 Rehearsal Stage (41004) at $10

You have to request it from the website using that spot you are talking about.

Probably my favorite mini build ever. It goes great with its full-size big brother.

You meant like this ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuxM-avNfLo

congrats

It's a secret to everybody.

I want to go to there.