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Check out the Great Conjunction if you're able to…very cool celestial event. Jupiter and Saturn haven't been this close since 1620, during Galileo's lifetime. That said, they're still over 450 million miles apart. Whoa!

Saw this on Craigslist 12 mins after seller posted. No pics posted in the ad, but the seller told me via text that the sets are complete with manuals, no boxes. I've got some Legos for sale. Buy 'em all for $35. Or see individual prices below. Comes with all instruction manuals. $50 - Harry Potter Great Hall $5 - Harry Potter with Owl on Platform to school $5 - Lego City Hot Dog Stand $10 - Lego City Arctic Ice Crawler I don't know what kind of math (or meth) he was doing, but I picked them all up for $35. Dude turned out to be a nice guy. I also bought a couple of Wii games from him for $15 for my kids and he threw in a third game for free.

Finally cracked open the seals on the 10193 Medieval Market Village I bought on EBay several years ago. Built it and now working on "winterizing" the set so it can go under the tree. As this was the first time I built a 10yr old set "fresh from the factory", a couple of observations: - 2010 Reddish Brown SUCKS. Lots of cracking noises when placing bricks. One rounded window frame broke part of the bottom antistuds off (luckily these are plentiful available) - on first use ever! - Numbered bags for large sets are such a help. I had to dump 1600+ bricks on a table and do a lot of searching, as this set has no numbered bags. - Instructions really fail in color recognition. It was often hard to distinguish Black, DBG and LBG, as well as Tan vs Pearl Gold vs Pink, to the point that at the end I had to break down the chimney on the first house because I had used an LBG 1x4 plate instead of a DBG 1x4. - The big tree build is finnicky. Especially when trying to add the white flowers/blossoms to the tree. That said, the set is really solid and once I do my winterization I think it'll look great in my Winter Village.

y'all like to think timmy is some innocent little kid. wrong. he's a cut-throat qfll. u leave something for some mythical kid, ur just leaving a morsel for your scumbag competition. don't kid yourself about Timmy... another day another walmart to clean out of their $19 Star Wars and HP Advent calendars.

Colorado right now.

i would file a complain with your state board of pharmacy

Common core math strikes again

https://www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Jurassic-World-Triceratops-Rampage-75937-ATV-Motorcycle-Model-Dinosaur-Figure-Building-Toy-447-Pieces/819421151 $48 Walmart

My current view...

He didn't expect you to answer ... he was asking JC.

I wanna know who bought all 6 pallets of these. Well done

Just saw this Christmas card, and now I'm rethinking my whole strategy...

West Coast, yes. I was able to sneak a peek a fear minutes ago. Here’s my latest view: We’ve been watching the approach the last few weeks. Very cool site! No telescopes at my house tho.

LEGO needs to upgrade and re-lease this set as Harry Potter Hogsmeade (then no "winterizing" needed)

Walgreens has some small $9.99 sets on sale, store pickup or in store purchase, BOGO. YMMV.

Brickheadz Reindeer, Elf and Elfie currently £10 on Amazon (limit 1). That's on Santa's retiring list.

I'm a huge space nerd, so this was pretty damn awesome to experience. Gotta say that the 2017 eclipse was probably the coolest though…we were dead center in the path of totality right outside of Kansas City. No telescope needed!

Triceratops rampage $48 Wally World https://www.walmart.com/ip/LEGO-Jurassic-World-Triceratops-Rampage-75937-ATV-Motorcycle-Model-Dinosaur-Figure-Building-Toy-447-Pieces/819421151 Best Buy super heroes minifigure packs $2.99 limit 25 https://www.bestbuy.com/site/lego-dc-super-heroes-series-mini-figure-71026-blind-box/6394834.p?skuId=6394834

Confirmed, found 105 Snow Groomers for $6.97 at a SoCal one today. Sorry @Alpinemaps, had to enter your turf again

I had my year end review with my boss today. Apparently I'm an outstanding employee and people only have great things to say about me. If only they knew.... Buying some Lego's, Buying some Lego's, Read Brickpicker, Reply to messages, Help Delivery Driver, Join Meeting, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Lunch, Reply to Messages, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Break down boxes, Reply to messages. Repeat.

Amen. It's just really refreshing to have female characters who DON'T function as eye candy, a love interest 20 years younger than the male lead, a token diversity squad member, or a damsel in distress needing to be saved.

It's going this year. Nothing to worry about unless you didn't buy in.

I have and actually changed up my store to work better for it. Then nothing happened. I guess I'll just have to keep watching and waiting for the day when BL becomes more well known and penetrate outside the actual Lego community. I mean would it hurt to run a Facebook, twitter, reddit, etc... advertisement? I don't think so. In the end, I still stand by my feelings that they royally missed the boat for this year in terms of expanding exposure.

I think you will do fine on those, I parted out 20 earlier this year and sold many of the parts and figs already, so much so I started buying them again when I saw them available for $16.

So you haven't seen this from back in May? Sure it has been slow, I think the addition of US sales tax really pushed this back. https://www.bricklink.com/r3/main.page There is a whole article about it here: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/community/newsview.page?newsid=52 It will exist along side BL how it is now for more advanced users and for people who are super cranky and hate change.

Pope Gelasius never gets enough props.

Hi everyone, I resell mostly SW sets (because it's the area I know most about) as a hobby. I use the income to fund my own lego purchases. I also design mocs for fun. Been checking out Brickpicker for a long time and while I'm not at the level of volume or dedication as many of you I do my best to make the most level headed decisions about my purchases - for resale that is - for personal use all logic is out the window! Glad to be here and to continue to learn the best methods to increase my margins!

lol the success of a postal intercept is low to begin with, doing one now would be like winning the lottery.

You aren't

Google is not interesting in giving the best or most accurate search result. The highest revenue producing result is what they give us. I wouldn't want Lego directing people to BL. Can still find deals on there. Once the masses invade that will be over. I really don't sell much there though. May not matter, grandma & soccer moms could never navigate BL in it's current state.

It always said limit of 5 in the description, but you could only order 1.

They run their in-store inventory with an assortment system. One item code/shelf slot for small Friends sets, one for small city sets, one for Star Wars Black series, etc. They don't always individually track Lego inventory by UPC.

After days and days without scans, 2 outgoing packages finally got scanned at the destination city. Both of these were going from FL to AL and have been out there from before December 10th. Talking about USPS Priority just in case there was any doubt...

I had an issue that recently cleared up on it's own. I was able to get a hold of them. If you go to seller hub and click the Payments tab there is a floating help navigation tile with a phone icon. It's not always enabled but if you catch it during the day you can ask for them to call you. Wait time is usually 2 hours and from my experience it's more like 4 hours. Keep trying throughout the day - I think the service goes dark if the call volume gets too high.

Crickets chirping, frogs croaking nearby, dusk to dawn lights flickering on…all in the middle of the day. Quite surreal indeed! Moonstock!

it is temp out in usa and on back order with mid January availability over seas think it is staying around

LOVED Zack & Wiki And yes that's some interesting math

I take it you're on the West Coast? Best view for us here in the Midwest was right after sunset…south/southwest sky, about 45 degrees up from the horizon. I was able to snap the photo I posted right through the viewfinder of my son's telescope. Don't wait too long to catch a good view…the actual conjunction occurred at mid-day, so the planets are both sinking quickly after sunset. You probably have two hours or so before they're out of sight. Happy stargazing!

It's on stonewars list.

At 2 SoCal Costco’s they had Snow Groomer for $7 and Airport and Fire Station for $50.

A question as eternal and unanswerable (at least for anyone outside of Amazon) as what is the meaning of life?

Both played by Sasha Banks She was just scouting Mando... which is how they knew where to find him when he went on the Quarren ship of fun.

Too bad you couldn't have QFed that...big $$$ in that

To be fair to people saying goodbye - the forum is nice and all, but it was the Brickfolio that made Brickpicker the go-to site for LEGO investing. Lots of tangible data rather than just another forum where people share opinions. I'm still holding out hope, but even as an ardent supporter of this website - you've got to agree that it's missing a vital piece for much longer than anyone ever thought possible. I'm not going anywhere, but I see why people are frustrated and looking to other sites to support their investing habit.

It's sad to see you go. We will all certainly miss everything that you have contributed with your two posts. 😐

I suspect 2020 effects will shock many...strap in your seatbelts...no one's seen anything like this before ...and not even LEGO, I'm talking toilet paper 😂

I love how people suggested we should be running a dual tracking system. I'm just curious, not for tax purposes, but this site was how I was tracking what sets I owned and how many of them I had if more than one. I have since moved to an excel spreadsheet and inventoried a bunch of rubber maids and boxes full of stuff; but I did have all my dates and purchases prices stored here. I don't have receipts lying around from 10 years ago except for a few types of items like my homes, automobiles and jewelry. I'm a selective collector not an investor, the site attracted me because I could quickly update purchases. Plus I actually found sets from my childhood. Remember when firemen had multiple swivels on their arms and you built there body from 2x2 blocks? I found that and a few others in the attic. The site was useful to show me that I was missing a lot of pieces if I wanted to make it complete.

Bought 4 power functions IR Receivers for $20 on bricklink. Now I have complete sets for all the trains.

Taking in Mother Nature and doing some hiking with the family.

Went to Yosemite on Saturday. Here's of pic of me and the kids in Yosemite Valley with El Capitan on the left and Half Dome all the way in the back. I haven't been back in 20+ years and it was our kids' first time. We had a great time hiking a few trails. The air quality wasn't great, but it wasn't too bad either. We also got to see a couple of bears (from far away), and one even climbed up a tree! We were surprised at how fast and easy it did it.