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Got this today....for me.

I throw in free packing peanuts...

For those of you who need to replenish their packing/shipping supplies: 40% off a single regular-priced packing or shipping product; expires 09/05/15 40% off $50 purchase; expires 09/05/15

The Fly

I have no idea what the "average full time bricklinker" makes. I know what we make and I'm not telling. My husband and I put in about 70 or so hours per week between the two of us, we have two part time employees who put in about 10 or 15 hours per week (one of those we'll be increasing hours for soon). We make enough to stay beforehand with our bills and enjoy some of the elegancies of life. We anticipate our income going up over the next three years. We do not anticipate the ability to purchase a cozy summer place in the Seychelles. Our "warehouse" is a 15 x 30 (I think) storage unit where we spend between 2 and 4 hours per day. Our sorting room is our dining room, where we never dine. Our office is in our bedroom where we have two computer work stations and a king-sized bed that our 3 Chihuahuas graciously allow us to share with them. I've never liked working for other people so when I've had the choice I don't, but most people with a marketable education or some kind of skilled labor would easily be able to make as much as we do and many could make more. Being able to coddle my middle-aged white woman minor health issues, take an afternoon nap anytime I want, and basically organize my schedule however I like so long as I put in enough hours each week, makes the enterprise very worth it to me and has since I was a young stay at home mom with a used book business on eBay.

So you don't want to ask but then you asked? I'm up to about 3.5 full time employees to support about 800-900 orders a month. It's a LOT of labor to keep a high volume store running.

I don't play the return game and neither should any re-sellers. The system is not meant to be used that way. I buy what I can afford to lose; no different than playing blackjack in the casino. I am sure the dealer will not return your money because you made a bad judgement call after you bust. I am sitting on over 50 of these. I will be begin to unload them at 2x. I do believe this set will be capped by 75917 just because of better minifigs plus a vehicle that was in the movie.

I am excited to share another in-depth look at an amazing LEGO Architecture creation, a minifigure-scale model of the Maggie's Centre in Newcastle, UK by Edward Cullinan Architects. The LEGO model is by Steve Mayes, an architectural photographer and talented LEGO Artist. Maggie's Centre is a nonprofit organization dedicated supporting people living with cancer, in beautifully designed buildings by influential architects like Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid. Maggie's Centre (2013) in Newcastle, UK by Edward Cullinan Architects.Steve was generous enough to provide me with a lot of photos of his model, which I chose to show side-by-side with photos of the real building. I think he did an excellent job in capturing some difficult shapes and a lot of fine details in this model.Front of buildingRear of buildingAerial view of modelIf you would like to learn more about the design and construction process, and see additional photos of the model, visit http://thebrickarchitect.com/2015/maggies-centre-newcastle/Sincerely,Tom Alphin

Republic Gunship 75021 - $180 shipped Hobbit Lake-town Chase 79013 - $77 shipped Hearse 9464 - $45 shipped Batman Tumbler Chase 76001 $60 shipped

21000 Willis Tower is a $70 set on eBay

It is!

Picked up 8...doing my share to eradicate them from shelves Fingers crossed on shipping condition...

Picked these up yesterday.

I'm not buying any of these this year. There were way too many sellers last year. It got up to $65 or so for a brief period but dropped back down by late Nov. This seems a lot less appealing than last years too. Santa Vader was the best. The droids don't do much for me. I hope those that take the plunge do well. You'll have one less person to compete with

That's better than being on your list of 2014 or 2013 regrets.

Wall-E just showed up on SAH but it says delayed and it's going to be $59.99

eBay completed listings search is your friend.

Sold 3 more Wall-E's for $115 overnight on amazon.

Hyrule Castle by Joseph Zawada

So I received a parcel from London Drugs today (I'd say they're like Walgreens for all our US friends... not sure about elsewhere... but they sell a little of everything). They're having a good sale on some LEGO right now but many BP members have been receiving them in bags and we all know how that often turns out. I received a single TREX tracker in black sticky wrap, taped up, in suprisingly good but the other order arrived like this. (this is staged, sort of, I put it back together after pic 2). Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture 3 Picture 4 (sorry, it's blurry) To top it all off, on this order I had forgotten to use their special LEGOSAVE10 code and emailed customer service about my order. They refunded the $10 with a pleasant reply. Then my parcel arrives as pictured...

Yes, I've seen this before. "Contact Wal-Mart, they have a charity program for Veterans that will suit your needs."

Modular medieval house inspired by set 1592

Here is an album filled with all sorts of stair examples cause, you know, houses need stairs. Ha.

Trick or Treat - I can see picking up 120 of them, but that's a big investment at $10 each.

120 TOT 30 WALL-E

Wondering if Snowspeeder 75049 is starting to make an exit - only available for in-store purchase at Target and Walmart and none of the Targets around me have any in stock. Local walmarts have a few. TRU and Kmart still have plenty. This set really appeals to me and I've got 20 which have all been obtained at discount but I might just have to scarf up the rest in nearby tax-free NH at $3.50 off MSRP. Largest (and best imo) non -ucs snowspeeder to date. Also with the new First Order Snowspeeder being released in a couple of days from Force Awakens set releases makes me think there will be rebel Snowspeeders in the new film which should help demand. _ESPECIALLY_ if we get a nice snowspeeder battle scene. SWOOSH goes the price!

Yes, 1800 sq ft in a business park. I used to run out of my house, but it was a little awkward that 2 people would come to my house every day to work. I also had a limitation that I couldn't fit more than two people in the room to work. I LOVE having a workshop. You have to get creative to find that many bricks. BrickPicker has really helped me focus on deals. The rest is the secret sauce that you have to figure out. Parting labor is the most expensive cost of the business. Use kids, teenagers, or whatever low cost option you can find. Also sorting while watching TV can help - for US football fans, you can get a lot of sorting done on Sundays.

Wrong store. You would have had better luck at Spencer Gifts

I'm speechless. These are beyond awesome.

The September tractor promo is live. I got 5 x Trick or Treat and a Friends advent calendar (for my daughter, not investment) so I could tip to free shipping.

What I found nice with this set is that the Bluray/DVD case has its own plastic wrapping inside the box. With Batzarro, there were no seals of any kind with the DVD case, so I listed "Like New" even though I never touched the disc. I sold my last few Iron Patriots for $32.99 on eBay. The fact that it was in its own polybag helps with the fear of not being original. I don't expect that good of results for Batzarro and Trickster down the road, and I really don't know why people would pay $15+ now when they could get the disc w/ it for near the same price. I know, I know, "We don't care why they do, as long as they do," right?

Currently in US RR is by far the rarest. IR pops up daily and has been in all 3 lego stores locally all week. RE still pops in and is obtainable although has gotten scarcer again. RR has been non existent. Maybe the delay is raptors. The other 3 are abundant. RE still seems to sell better but RR is one to watch as well

Saw all the sets at lego b&m in canada except RE and RR.

SV-3 Heisenberg Fighter and Asteroid Jumper by curtydc Space0saurus (Classic Space Stegosaurus) by David_Alexander_Smith High Speed Transporter and Galaxy Explorer by LegoMathijs Seraphin by Jason Briscoe

I sold all my batzaros for around $16 + shipping, all DVD were around $10 purchase price with some coupons. Sold the DVD for around $5 each. I pad shipping a little to offset fees, and basically doubled up. Went through about 10, so $100. My kids package them so not a lot of time. I figure trickster will sell about the same, I probably sell more than half international. I may have a different strategy than most, but if I sell a $5 profit item ever day (with good margins) that is $1500 a year to invest, or 10 or modulars

Targets have the series 14. I have bought 6 boxes over the last 3 weeks. What is this one? Tiger lady I have found that in 6 boxes this is the rarest 2-3 per box, plants,spider and werewolves about 4 the rest more. Most common I think is the monster rocker and the scientist

the f@ck!?!?

Description is cool: http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEGO-Seasonal-Christmas-3300014-/141761048750?hash=item21019df0ae

Bricks in the bin appear to be from 6857 Dynamic Duo Funhouse Escape. Batman, Joker, Riddler, Robyn and Harley Quinn are all from that set. There's also a stickered brick from Kai's Blade Cycle.

No idea what to think about this one. I'm sitting at 13 sets, which is either too many or too few, depending on what the redesigned box means for set longevity.

Built WALL-E today - he looks awesome and I like the orange/yellow brick colors. As previous reviews have stated the neck IS a problem and mine will crash forward with slight touch. Thankfully LEGO is sending replacement parts for the forward leaning part. Unfortunately his head still swings around so I created a fix for my model - I know it won't be popular and I am not suggesting others do this - but it worked great for me: I put a tiny piece of scotch tape around the end of the technic pin which creates much more friction and now the head can look to the side and up without turning and facing backwards. In the end I am a little disppointed the set was released like this but in the end I am OK with my fix and the new parts coming will be interesting to see....

2x 60026 Town Square $150 each The hobbit goblin King $100 Battle for ninja ago city $100 (will raise this price now)

ToO also back in stock: http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=jfOcdvfTNg4&subid=&offerid=283358.1&type=10&tmpid=10699&RD_PARM1=http://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/lego-lego-the-hobbit-and-the-lord-of-the-rings-the-tower-of-orthanc-10237/927238

Or Mets fans.

Let's talk about scale for a minute...

Someone need to make an Anonymous call to CNN and tell them this set depicts suicidal tendencies.

Yeah, everything looks like you made a lot, until you factor in 12-15% in Ebay/Paypal fees, then another $10-$20 in shipping costs and not sure how some get around local sales tax? Once I get my eBay monthly invoice it always feels like I made only a couple bucks and the winners in all this is USPS, FedEx and Ebay... Oh and Lego for me buying it in the first place.