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You hold onto those. I hear the market is saturated. Check back next year.

Why would we share fake news? We´re not Promobricks.

This is the one time you should have broken tradition and went with a middle finger instead of the thumb.

I bought my first Lego train set! It’s the High Speed Passenger train set (60051). Bought it via eBay for a little under $109 brand new and sealed. I think I got a great deal.

Bought a Winter Village Station at 25% off, and then some train track packs and the $15 Friends Winter car set to get myself over $55 to get the Nutcracker promo. All this at LEGOLAND California.

Well, I’ve been quite busy for the past 6 months or so…but I have been slowly piecing together and building a train terminal that I purchased the instructions from on eBay (https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lego-Station-PDF-instructions-MOC-Building-City-Modular-/152374747648?hash=item237a3e2200). I also did some modifications and customized it a little bit by adding a comic shop and a small convenience store (with stickers from Brick Builders Pro (http://www.brickbuilderspro.com/). It was quite the project and I just finished it, so I thought I would show some pictures to you all. I had some help sourcing some of the parts from my local Bricks and Minifigs store. There are around 12,000-13,000 parts to the building. Eventually I plan on adding a 60051 High Speed Passenger train or two and doing some more changes/modifications to it….but I am going to save that for a later date.

Great timing of that video! I do believe that these Elves Dragons offer something that will be sought after when they're retired for a while and left-over stock at retail has dried up. With the usual disclaimer: when bought at good discount!

Hudson Bay! Many sets are 15% or 25% off: http://www.thebay.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/en/SearchDisplay?storeId=10701&catalogId=10652&langId=-24&pageSize=12&beginIndex=0&sType=SimpleSearch&resultCatEntryType=2&showResultsPage=true&pageView=image&searchSource=Q&searchTerm=lego&x=6&y=3 And you can currently use the promo code "VIP" for another 25% discount. The result is 44% off for sets with an existing 25% discount, and 36% off for sets with a 15% base discount. Shipping is free above 100 CAD. Have fun

Good choice!

They had an end table set up right at the front door at a local Walmart. Sadly only one Clayface but they had a bunch of the four Dimension sets shown. I most likely bought too many.

forget about the return and thinking about 10+ or whatever you sold in the last couple days. I sold some GBH when it peaked last month or so and got 1 return. Price come down more than half. If you ask me how i feel the return, of cause it is not good. Try to focus on the positive and move on.

I love the idea, but I agree something needs added.

Oops. Forgot to mention the coupon. They gave annual pass holders coupons this year, one in October, November and December, for 25% off one item.

Lego can buy some ToO from my vault

Absolutely amazing, i love it!! This station deserves the Emerald Night

Found some scraps at a local Kmart. Maybe I didn’t look hard enough last time. Needed some extras to push me over $100 to use $21 bonus points. Also used some points accumulated during my clearance spree last week. This whole lot ended up being FREE.

Man why make everyone’s life harder . Cancel the order and move on . I would rather cancel right at the beginning than deal with the headache later on .

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I can personally attest,to the fact that WM does not have any kind of limitations on Lego sets. I have bought close to a thousand sets over the past two weeks and many thousands more over the past few years all on the same account without any issues. I'm just glad that they lifted their per limit purchase orders so you can order 100 sets at a time.

Sold half of my inventory for ave £75. Happy to hold the rest until this gaps up to £100. Hope there is a big rush to the bottom for xmas which will clear out a lot of the competition

Anything is possible, but the timing is also wrong .. two months after Star Wars 8 and too late for the Xmas shopping season? Doesn't fit for a "back from the vault" kind of set .. especially since it would be impossible to gauge the success of the Taj Mahal before needing to get them into production. Some post-xmas buzz from an updated ISD would fit the bill a lot better. Many people can't even distinguish between the SSD and ISD - they're just big spaceships to them.

If they've been hacked and have the same password on all their accounts then it's possible. As you say if you send to verified address thats shown on paypal and send recorded delivery you are covered under seller protection but leave a day before dispatching so if it is a fraud case it has more chance of being picked up and flagged to you. Likelihood is though it'll just turn out to be a normal person who only uses their account every so often if they can't find an item anywhere else. Earlier in the year I sold a tumbler on eBay to a zero rated bidder and i worried like mad, checked everything i could, including even streetviewing the address, covered my ass and sent it and it was a perfectly normal customer, easy transaction and good feedback.

If someone can use it go ahead

It is an alias for TLG post retirement production sector. Looking to snag some of those post retirement gains and keep the Lego cost low.

just the ones the actually make money post EOL. i doubt ToO will ever be re-released. Green Grocer - see you next year when you get released from the vault.

Listed a bunch on ebay and 2 drop shippers bought them. I think I'm listing them for a bit too cheap, around $50 shipped. Will head to my local lego store to clean out some more before heading to the border.

For the past three years, I've created a huge collection of labels to help organize your LEGO bricks, and it now has nearly 1000 labels! I just updated the LEGO Brick Labels collection to include 55 new bricks including Minifigures, Accessories, Animals, Plants, and more...Download the latest version and learn more at http://brickarchitect.com/labels/--- Tom AlphinWhat Are 'LEGO Brick Labels'?Organize your LEGO collection using beautiful labels you can print at home. With almost 1000 different labels, this is the most complete label collection designed exclusively for LEGO bricks. LEGO Brick Labels were designed by Tom Alphin, Author of the bestselling book The LEGO Architect.

I would absolutely buy pre-printed labels. That's a wonderful idea.

Any thought about corresponding labels to bricklink lot types? For example under your plant - whip vine, that is a minifig utensil under bricklink inventory, and the tail vine is an animal body part. I think bricklink's inventory does a very good job of part separation, and it'd be pretty easy to harvest all the categories. No need to reinvent the wheel! It would be immensely useful for people with large bricklink stores or those who are already used to bricklink. Having pictures corresponding directly with correct lot / lot type / item number list would be excellent! If you have a label printer yourself, I bet you could sell sets of the labels as well, especially for those of us who would have no other use for a label printer.

Speeders - the helicopter of the LEGO Star Wars universe.

I'm Tom Alphin, author of The LEGO Architect book. For the past 6 months, I've been working on a new in-depth guide exploring LEGO Storage topics. I'm pleased to announce that my LEGO Storage Guide is ready for people to enjoy (and give feedback.) The guide is extensive, with 10 chapters and around 50 pages of free content: Section I: Organizing, Sorting, & Storing LEGO Bricks — The guide walks you through the process of understanding your LEGO collection, exploring different ways to organize your collection, great storage solutions for a LEGO collection of any size, and additional tips and tricks. Section II: Displaying & Storing LEGO Minifigures — This section explores some of the best ways to show off and protect your favorite LEGO minifigures. The guide is informed by detailed surveys of around 200 LEGO enthusiasts. The data analysis helped me prepare LEGO storage recommendations based on the size of your collection and other factors. The guide is well researched... It contains results from a detailed LEGO Storage survey with about 200 responses, learnings from interviews with top LEGO builders from around the world, and recommendations based on numerous articles, books, and forum discussions on brickpicker.com website. LINK: http://brickarchitect.com/guide/ I hope you enjoy reading the guide, and I can't wait to hear your feedback! I will continue improving the guide in the coming weeks, and am tracking your suggestions for future improvements in the acknowledgements section. Sincerely, ---tom P.S. I'm eager to hear - what's your favorite LEGO storage product?

Cancel the above. I simply created a dummy account to check things out. Take care everyone

Sold a Jurassic World Pteranodon Capture for around £40 on Amazon. A return was requested by the buyer as she was expecting a bigger set for £40, and blamed an inaccurate description on the website. Thanks, lady!

Because that a-hole Luke already killed all the wamprats.

2× 75532 Scout Trooper and Speedbike 1 10254 Christmas Train all 109,13€ @ real offline Thought that is 30 % off but was a lot more something about 41%. 155,90€ - 46,77€ ( staff discount ) they had a lot more Sets but i was there with bike

You are on the wrong forum for colanders.

Haven't had much luck selling colanders recently....

Someone just shared this on Facebook regarding WoN. You are essentially copping a feel of their pocketbooks. "The patriarchy of the website "Brickpicker" are the ones buying up all this triumphant women's Lego set and bragging about scalping them. Just MORE men taking advantage of women. They assault our bodies and now our wallets!!!!!"

LEGO SW advent @TRU $31.99 you can get freebee in store with it...good deal.

Moose

Finally started building the Sea Cow the kids got me for Father’s Day a couple years ago. I’m about half way done.

...and a Canadian IT consultant

Know what you mean, I hated selling my At-At's and Star Destroyers for double my money last year after less than a year holding, hated it, really got my goat

Looks like a "no selections" review to me.

My first post here. I came out of the dark ages a about four months ago, in February. This set up has been up for about 2 months now. Kinda stole the wife's stand. I have the minifigures for all of the sets but did not want to put them up yet. I recently built the Parisian Restaurant and London Bridge. Brick bank is unbuilt and I believe the wife bought me the detective office for my upcoming birthday. I am messing around with some light bricks, a few wires and such can be seen sitting on top of the fire station. We are living in a condo so room is limits. Have an entire empty house though but it is 75 miles away, go figure. We rented the house out for 3 months and that really helped with the funding for this and the unpictured collection. I have been buying a lot of bulk lots in the hopes of building some fan designed buildings. I have some serious catching up to do with some of you all. I have seen some very nice setups on here and it makes me want to get mine in a better situation. I wish I hard started back sooner. I wanted to right as the modulars were coming out but was hit with too much college debt. I did get my feet a little wet right before that and got a few nice trains. You know what they say about hindsight.

We moved late last year, so the city has been able to expand: Couple of fun close-ups, Avengers: Grocery War Fantasy courtyard: