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I've had BB8 built for a while now, but i finally finished up "rounding" or "anti-studding" him to better match my rounded dome R2. Didn't turn out as well as R2, but still happy with it. Mostly involved adding small tiles everywhere, but in some cases i did need to take the panels off and modify them a bit to hide some of the bigger studded pieces.12 points
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Well not bought. But I did pay for the gas to go get it. We will call it $2.29.5 points
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I’ve had 18 orders so far this month. Nine of them were (0) feed back. Two more had less than (3). Is BrickLink becoming more popular? So far so good. Had some slow payers. But surprised to have zero NPBs. And no complaints about shipping costs or requests to cancel.4 points
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Available to order online and for store pickup, if it's worth $5.99 to you .... https://www.toysrus.com/product?productId=45970A8B3 points
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75185 @ 39 - Tracker 70904@18 (aren’t these retired now) ? - Clayface (retired) 75139 @ £29 - Battle on Takodana (retired) 75171@38 - Battle on Scarif - (retired) 75532@£30 - Scout Trooper Speeder Bike Always worth mentioning set names to save others the trouble. All still seem a bit steap still, scout trooper is a nice set at £30 for personal build. Would probably skip the others. The fact they are all 20 deep probably gives you the indication you need . . . . Any doubt, look at eBay sold listings to gauge recently sold listings and see if there is any meat on the bone.3 points
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Literally in their hand with a smile on their face...3 points
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Sorry to be snippy, but you are on the wrong site if you want someone to agree with you. Everyone here is a professional or semi-professional seller. Seller is always responsible until the item is safely in the buyer's hands. That's what insurance is for if you are uncomfortable sending something valuable.3 points
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Great baiting of the UKHD crew Tabby! Going to watch that HDUK post with glee as they take the bait and react! "you meanie, my little boy / girl / other would have moved this set. Why did you have to buy them all... "2 points
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Sorry to butt in but those boxes are great for flipping all year round, provided the buy-in is low enough. Some of them also do well post EOL and this is the biggest box right now and is an exclusive. Plus they are good for boys, girls and adults. The perfect gift.2 points
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Quicker out the blocks than Doctor Who. £65 to buy on Amazon and selling for £55 on Ebay. Seems to be creeping up a little every day.2 points
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Yes - but it does help to make you think about what LEGO might be able to do (if a $500 set is in play).2 points
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Hi there, Also a noobie too. From what I've learnt so far...don't buy sets that may be reproduced over and over again. Super Heroes sets have had numerous versions of the same sets and minifigs so they don't normally do so well as investment items. Also if the supermarkets are struggling to get rid of them (even at discount) then you may struggle to make money on the set (after selling fees). Even Star wars sets are being made and remade which is making them unsuitable for investment. Buying retired sets is good but just make sure they're the right ones. Nobody can predict the future though. Good picks are usually sets with a short production span and that are quite unique. Good luck with it all, take your time and do your research, there's load of info in these forums.2 points
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Do you mean to invest at the current secondary market prices in hopes that they will rise further or you have a lead on some below market price? I would invest elsewhere unless you can make money on them right now. There will probably be some new sets when Toy Story 4 comes out in summer 2019.2 points
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Since this is BrickLink, yes, of course, you can take a defensive stand with your buyer and claim you did your job. Don't think there is much the buyer can do - perhaps file a claim with Paypal? However, the best thing to do, especially on a friendly marketplace like BrickLink, is to help out your buyer without immediately assuming you will eat the cost. Help him take the right action steps to get this resolved. Assist with providing proof of shipment (and weight). If possible, use the PM insurance to cover him where needed. A little goes a long way.2 points
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Bag 3 in progress and I have to give my 5 year old props. He’s built most of this, just needs guidance occasionally.2 points
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There are pictures of 3 new brickheadz - bringing the overall count to unbelievable 37 sets! http://anjsbrickblog.blogspot.cz1 point
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Try calling them, their customer service is outstanding and They will probably offer VIP points to the equivalent amount. Alternatively, purchase again and return the originals. Sent from my SM-G950F using Brickpicker Forum mobile app1 point
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Here is a nice overview of different wallets, which coins they support, what platforms they're on, how safe and easy to use they are... https://www.cryptocompare.com/wallets/#/overview Coinbase and Blockchain.info are quite similar, though Blockchain.info gets a higher user rating. But it's certainly a good idea to read user reviews / experiences with different offerings. There are some differences though:1 point
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Kinda liked 'em better when they rented crappy roof-leaking space in the rundown warehouse next to that shady "adult toys & movie" place. They'd have stacks and stacks of discount & clearance Lego all over the place... now that they own their own building & have a web presence there appears to be no need to discount anything much. who knew play structures were such a huge business!1 point
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Information from Reddit/4Chan With a growing toddler and another little boy on the way I am super excited for the Juniors sets. I'll wait for discounts on these as they will still be too young for them, but the Duplo sets (once revealed) will be day one purchases.1 point
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Just a thought, something does not sound right here - if someone was going to steal this package they would never stand there and open a box and attempt to pick up 20 packets of Lego (ever tried holding 20 packets of lego), and then run off when you can just grab the box and run. As noted, get them to report the theft to the police and I bet they will also question this too. Keep asking them how the police have reacted. Certainly in the UK and I think in the US the seller is always responsible for the package until the customer is happy - the delivery contract is with the seller - so contact the delivery company too. In future - always use "signed for" then if the package is left on the front door step then delivery company is at fault no question. Also - the buyer has first option to reject the package because of fault - and the delivery company is at fault if the packaging damaged.1 point
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How much will you save shipping the items together to the GSP depot? Personally I'd want to send seperately to completely cover my ass.1 point
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Did you ask him if he called the police? That could be a good place to start. It looks like he got robbed. If I found a package like that on my doorstep, that’s what I’d do. You can gauge his response to that as well. If it came unraveled during transit, contact usps. The rest Could be sitting in the back of someone’s truck. At the least you can complain that they left a package in someone’s doorstep like that. Tell them they should make the same complaint as well.1 point
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Usually when they say it is (or go long enough without telling you it isn't that you can assume it is). DadsAFOL covered the answer to your question (correctly IMO), but my suggestion would be to blur those images somewhat, they're such high res that zooming in you can see all the pertinent addresses.1 point
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Mine is actually in warehouse which is a surprise. After cashback and VIP points I think it's worth it.1 point
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Managed to snag a Kwik e Mart but not optimistic it will ship. My last two orders (Aroc & Heavy Haul Train) both cancelled.1 point
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Sure, its not a complete list but this covers most of the torso parts, I already had a few hair pieces and heads; Peter Davidson - Torso Suit with Buttons and White Open Collar Shirt with Dark Tan Marks Pattern / Tan Arms / Light Flesh Hands Item No: 973pb2332c01 Christopher Eccleston - Torso Leather Jacket with Gray Striped Undershirt and Silver Buckle with Dark Tan Belt Pattern / Black Arms / Black Hands Item No: 973pb1550c01 Jodie Whittaker - Torso Hooded Sweatshirt Open with Drawstrings over Dark Red Top Pattern / Light Bluish Gray Arms / Light Flesh Hands Item No: 973pb2066c01 Tan Minifig, Hair Mid-Length Tousled with Side Part Black Minifig, Utensil Umbrella Folded Tom Baker - Torso LotR Coat 3 Buttons and Dark Tan Scarf Pattern (Pippin)Item No: 973pb1148 Minifig, Hair Tousled - Item No: 10048 Sylvestor McCoy - Torso Indiana Jones Waistcoat, Jacket, Green Bow Tie & Diary Pattern / Dark Tan Arms / Light Flesh Hands - Item No: 973pb0132c01 Black Minifig, Utensil Umbrella Folded Patrick Troughton - The Penguin - Fur CollarItem No: sh096 William Hartnell - [Part 973pb1452c01] Torso Jacket with Lapels, Dark Blue Vest and Dark Tan Ascot Pattern / Black Arms / Light Flesh Hands David Tennent - Torso Suit Pinstripe Jacket and Gold Tie Pattern / Dark Blue Arms / Yellow HandsItem No: 973pb0899c01 Reddish Brown Minifig, Hair Spiked Paul McGann - Torso PotC Jacket over Vest with Buttons and Dark Brown Scarf Pattern / Reddish Brown Arms / Light Flesh Hands - Item No: 973pb0882c01 John Hurt - Torso PotC Vest over Dark Tan Shirt and Light Bluish Gray Scarf Pattern / Dark Tan Arms / Light Flesh Hands - Item No: 973pb0881c01 Colin Baker - Torso Arabian Robe with Pendant and Patches Pattern / Dark Tan Arms / Light Flesh HandsItem No: 973pb0648c011 point
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Maybe it's just me, but the sea themed Modulars are pretty neat and would make for a great series of sets IMO. They would be great in my shore house...if I had one.1 point
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I like the Christmas story house, hopefully comes with crate “FRAGILE”.1 point
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Bitcoin, the world where any compound noun inserted into a sentence makes perfect sense. My pollypocket got a jacknife in a cryptocrunchie.1 point
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All but that water plane has shown up at LEGOLAND California. Looking at the title of this thread and my backlog of pics reminds me I’m overdue in writing a new article and setting up a 2018 thread. Oh well. This still works1 point
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The Brick Show made a video describing the sets in more detail: 'Nother Jeep Set, Pteranodon and two figures, one of whom is Chris Pratt. We get another cage set, two figures, one of whom is Wu, and apparently including a Stygimoloch (Brickshow identifies it as Pachycephalosaurus, which is technically correct, but the ones in this film are being called Stygimoloch) There's a decent sized helicopter set, includes a Raptor and Chris Pratt with a crossbow, as well as two other blokes. Second largest set is a truck, a gyrosphere and a launching station for the gyrosphere. Apparently includes Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard, as well as another guy. According to the Brickshow the dinosaur in it is a Carnotaurus, though they do not identify it as such. The Largest set is a mansion facade, six minifigs apparently, one raptor and one big mutant raptor.1 point
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Yeah! Egghead is here! Decided to jump on a price match to Walmart and used a 20% off gift card, so Egghead was $19.20. I had to build him before@Alpinemaps had the chance, so here he is. Cool set and Condiment King is a nice bonus.1 point
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Yeah, there is a good site I get em from. I order direct now rather than going through eBay, although I don’t think the price is any different.1 point
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In case you didn’t know, you can part out -2 and it will reduce all of the counts appropriately.1 point