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21109 Exo Suit I’ve wanted to build it for years. Finally cracked one open. So many little parts.

I appreciate that. This is our 5th LEGO raffle, so I realize people wait till the end. Plus we have to send out a few emails to remind people. Here are just a few of the sets from the St. Paul Mystery A LOT!

Just got a couple good ones off of OfferUp...

looks like they copied the T-Rex and Spider Buggy from Old Man Logan

I edited for effect!

Thanks, this should be working normally now.

Staples: $15 off $60 coupon [online only] - Expires 2/28/2020 Coupon code: 77292

It's a ridiculous set... but it comes with Peter Porker, The Amazing Spider-Ham! (nvm, just saw it was already mentioned. Womp, Womp)

I don't understand why people are even mentioning this. It is missing for everyone. I am working on updating all of this right as we speak. No one else needs to notify us of this, trust me, I know the entire price guide section is missing right now but will be back, better than ever.

My wish for bounties in carbonite was granted!!....sort of.

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that's where my head is at as well. or maybe ask if he is more negotiable in the price. i'd love to have one in my collection. but I imagine the UCS will be a great set.

I got a bunch of those Tan baseplates as well, but ended up selling them all for $25 each FBA last summer.

I ended up with two I won through Ebay auctions (started investing in late 2016, "missed" out on this set) and sold one to CosmicSpeed. Being a space theme fan, I could not resist this set and it is a very good, if not time, consuming build.

Too bad the white baseplates are $7.99 each, while the green and blue ones are $4.99 each. FYI, they are the same size (32x32 studs despite what they white baseplate photo indicate).

$52.14 for 11 baseplates, with a $10 GC is not a bad deal IMHO ... @Alpinemaps for your MILS conversion.

Fine. You got me. I have no place to put them. My basement is full of ExoSuit & RI I bought a few years ago

See, if I were LEGO I would create Mof Gideon's TIE and put full beskar Mando + grappling cable in that set

Different countries definitely have different market focuses. While some markets thrive on eBay I've found that it's pointless for me (in The Netherlands) to put my LEGO sets up there. Even if I'm the cheapest seller, and have a positive rating, people won't buy from me there. Dutch buyers hardly use eBay at all, and shipping abroad adds to the costs. I have much better luck selling globally on Bricklink. I've sold LEGO sets to USA, Canada, Australia, Russia, Italy, France, UK... All sales went smoothly with happy customers and only good ratings received. Of course, buying on Bricklink is a higher threshold for many potential buyers than more commonly known places like eBay or Facebook Marketplace or other listing marketplaces. The downside is that you need to compete on price to stand a chance to sell, but the positive side to that is the buyers are by far majority seriously looking to buy a certain set and not out to scam you. Until now I've only had one 'buyer' making an order and not following up anymore about shipping preference and paying the invoice, which only resulted in a cancelled order and a negative feedback on their account. No negative consequences for me there. Regarding British buyers buying from the UK mostly is probably true. A British buyer on Bricklink is a rarity for me, and after Brexit gets effective completely end of this year, they'll have to add import taxes as well when importing from the EU which will further diminish LEGO sales to the UK. ---- On topic of 10251 Brick Bank ... on the local Dutch Marketplace the asking price for a NISB set is now ~ €285 and I see offers of €260 with one outlier offer of €290. I see it pass the €300 mark in the coming months.

Your Brickfolio is safe. We had to move servers last week and Jeff is updating some stuff. Will be back up shortly.

Also the 10199 winter toy shop

This past Sunday my son and I went up to New Jersey to meet Ed Mack and to pick up the Kingdoms castle display case you he had for sale. It was well worth the three-hour drive to meet one of the founders of the BrickPicker community and to spend time with a fellow Lego fan/enthusiast. He showed me his collection and we share a passion for many of the same themes (Star War, Space, and Castle). I am still in awe! It was so nice to meet Ed, who along with his brother Jeff has done so much for Lego community and through the raffle for his beloved St. Paul School. As part of the deal for the display case, I am donating to the BrickPicker Lego raffle. I am glad I can support his cause. With Ed’s permission, I am posting a picture of us. He is the more handsome one!

Jens Nygaard Knudsen January 25, 1942 – February 19, 2020 Minifigure creator