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I know I said I've stopped buying but this was calling me. I can do better. $250 for the lot ... complete with instructions and figs. Everything will be for sale.

Most from the past two days and a couple from last week: Costco 16x 70902 The Catwoman Catcycle Chase, $6.99 each 3x 70901 Mr. Freeze Ice Attack, $6.99 each 2x 70905 The Batmobile, $29.99 each (left ~40 of these...hoping for another markdown) Walmart 10x 30523 Joker Battle Training Poly, $1 each 2x 75154 TIE Striker, $17 each 1x 75154 TIE Striker, $35 6x 75165 Imperial Trooper Battle Pack, $7 each 3x 75161 TIE Striker Microfighter, $5 each 8x 75121 Imperial Death Trooper, $5 each 6x 75120 K-2SO, $5 each 3x 75111 Darth Vader, $15 each Kmart 1x 75169 Duel on Naboo, free w/ points Already built: 1x 75168 Yoda's Jedi Starfighter, free w/ points 1x 75132 First Order Battle Pack, free w/ points

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$9.70 from Kmart.

Sold Just updating this thread since I got a PM about it.

Thinktanks have been in business a long time, Lucy's been doing it for years...

They have in the past , we will see otherwise I'm making a trip to NY

I was joking, mate, no offense intended. In all seriousness, no, not many people would likely pay for advice from someone highly intelligent. They pay for expertise (which is a combination of education and experience), because that's far more valuable & insightful.

If he's so damn smart, why doesnt he already know the answers to those questions?

I'm surprised Alpine hasn't posted this already. Or maybe he did and I missed it.

Speeder bikes are the helicopters of LEGO Star Wars.

Over the last 10 days my returns among other things : 3 x AT-AT ( one was returned as balls ) 1 x ISD 1 x Republic Gunship Easy money do we have a what do you think you sold thread ?

High intelligence does not equate to high wisdom. Unfortunately. Smart people make really dumb mistakes all the time.

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Add a $5 Ebay Gc. It will not qualify for the promo, but since your total is now over $75, the coupon will trigger (pro-rated , over the qualifying amount). Pro-tip EDIT: Apparently, EBay changed the system. This no longer works. Minifig or other small item trick it is. I've used TRU's Chicken Coop box for this purpose in the past as well (if they are still available online).

I've added a minifigure from a separate seller to use coupons like this in the past.

It can also be a way to spend money to get things like credit card perks. Some credit card churners get some awesome perks once they hit a minimum spend. If that minimum spend is thousands of dollars, buying a somewhat big ticket item like this and breaking even or making close to nothing can help subsidize the churn.....

Big day. 8x Joker lowrider $21 1x Batmobile $25 Some ninjago amd nexo stuff 50% 2x Star Scavenger $25 11x Star wars hovertank $15 16x Buildables $5 6x Rey Speeder $9 6x minescraft tree house $30 4x Angry piggy boat thing $15 4x Roller coaster $60 with rewards Couple battle packs 50% off Ecto 1 and 2 $30 8x Kylo ren $59

BrickLink US prices for Used sets in great condition are between $85 and $115. There are none of these sets offered up as New. There was one listed recently as New, and it sold in November 2016 for ..... wait for it ..... $879. Wowza. There's your benchmark. Finding that buyer is going to be hard, but as shown it is not impossible.

"That's no moon...it's a space station." Oh, wait, you wanted inspiration...

I pack my used sets up to make it as easy to build as possible because that is the condition that I want to receive it in as a buyer, not all jumbled and having to sort through everything (I'm looking at you 10181 Eiffel Tower).

Sorry to hear that B-A. This scamming is really getting out of hand. I sold some ISD's recently but so far no returns. I did get a Batcave 6860 returned from a Republic Gunship FBA order in December. Amazon credited me for that one fortunately.

No announcement yet, but they are playing coy on their Facebook page this morning.

A consultant (from Latin: consultare "to deliberate") is a professional who provides expert advice[1] in a particular area such as security (electronic or physical), management, education, accountancy, law, human resources, marketing (and public relations), finance, engineering, science or any of many other specialized fields.

does not really matter how smart he is. stuff like this is all in the marketing. the problems he will have as has been mentioned is that most "advice" givers need to be licensed or certified. financial planers, psychologists, doctors, even plumbers, builders and such. the other issue he will have is most dumb people hate getting advice from intellectuals. they like people who seem to be on their level but have "magical" sources for answers. if he is really smart there are much better ways to make money. if he just likes talking to people and giving advice then by all means give it a shot.

How is this person going to handle the obvious liabilities that pop up when dispensing people with advice on important matters? That would be my main concern if I were to offer such a service.

Just plugging some holes in the personal build collection today: MISB 8038: The Battle of Endor Near mint 6210: Jabba's Sail Barge (with box, instructions, and sticker sheet)

the minute you send me back my AT-AT. ( correct answer )

Ebay 6 LOTR set lot for $410 + shipping 9471 - Uruk-Hai Army 9474 - The Battle of Helm's Deep 79005 - The Wizard Battle 79006 - The Council of Elrond 79007 - Battle at the Black Gate 79008 - Pirate Ship Ambush

I don't know anything at the moment.. still I'm betting on.. an image that'll have the ANH crew together and they'll say Happy 40th! or something

I'm ready today.

In past flash sales, I've gotten prorated discounts. It'll show before you buy.

If it's not a big seller (TRU, Target, etc.), ask them to revise their price.

wow this is still going on huh

they can look it up by SSN

My Target still has 50+ cases

The other 2 just got removed

Attached are photos

Prices for old sets are hard to figure at times because of the rarity of the item in sealed condition. Many times people will pay top dollar for an old set for emotional reasons. I have. Maybe a picture would help people value it.

If the buyer reads that whole paragraph, I'd be mighty impressed. I couldn't get past a couple lines before my eyes started to wander and my brain started saying "ack." I mean this respectfully, but if you don't want to claim the set is 100% complete, avoid using "100%" anywhere in your description. We all know buyers don't read descriptions. Keep it simple... "Adult owned, not guaranteed to be complete - i.e. it may have missing pieces and I did not verify the included pieces against the parts list. In good condition and will be shipped partially disassembled." Nobody cares if you built it (though some do like the adult built part) or had it in a closet for a year. ALSO - You really should ship disassembled unless specifically requested by the buyer. Greater chance to have stuff bounce around and get scratched up. If I opened a box with a bunch of partially built sections and some loose bits, I'll likely be frustrated right from the start trying to figure out how to build the damn thing (or that I have to take it apart just to get the build enjoyment).

He'd be better off using his intelligence to invest in LEGO. I hear it's better than gold.

Even if you're not going to accept the return voluntarily, stick to a short and professional response. Do not mudsling and get emotional.

Let me help you with that

The day day isn't over yet.

Literally used this at 7:58PST LOL

I bought those last week but they finally made it home from the car tonight. From Legoland discovery center, $48 submarine plus 2 corncob guys. One would have been enough to reach $50 and get free droid but I couldn't leave that cool minifig there after I found 2. Minus 5% VIP, plus 10% tax (in your face NH!). $58.52

I don't know if you have inside info or not, but tomorrow is the 40th Anniversary and if any day is ripe for an announcement it's tomorrow.

Who is ready to not see the UCS Falcon tomorrow?

I was going to ask where in the world they still have B&N stock like that, but your user name clearly explains it. Some Pringles trivia for the rest of us: Invented in Ohio The guy who invented the can was so proud of it he asked to be buried in a big one Pringles don't actually contain enough Potato to be called Potato Chips That's thoroughly disturbing.