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  1. Game Boy, let’s just say that if someone built this as their first Lego set every other Lego set would be a disappointment, it’s that good. Not comparing it to a huge display set like Rivendell but the build and parts usage are amazing.
  2. 🎉 Happy New Year — BrickPicker v2.0 is officially underway (Coming soon 2026) Happy New Year, everyone! I wanted to kick off 2026 by sharing something I’ve been quietly working toward for a while: BrickPicker is coming back — bigger, better, and built around a new vision. The last few years have been busy with life, but that time also gave me room to step back and rethink what BrickPicker should be… and what would truly make it a no-brainer tool for LEGO resellers. 🚀 The new focus: reseller-first, analytics-firstBrickPicker v2.0 is being rebuilt with one clear goal: Help LEGO resellers make smarter buying and selling decisions.That means the site will be centered around: Deep analytics on current / active sets Tools that help resellers help other resellers A more “stock-style” experience (signals, trends, movers, volume, etc.) More than just a price guide — the kind of data that supports real decisions 📊 300+ data points per set (seriously)One of the biggest upgrades is the data model itself. BrickPicker v2.0 is being designed to provide 300+ data points per set — the kind of market intelligence that helps you answer questions like: Is this set actually moving, or just sitting? Is demand rising or fading over the last 30/90/180 days? Is this trending toward retirement risk? Is this a good buy right now at a certain price? What’s the real spread and profit potential after fees/shipping? This isn’t just “price history” — it’s decision-grade analytics. 🧱 Massive update: Brickfolio is getting a major upgradeA big part of BrickPicker v2.0 is a complete refresh of the Brickfolio experience — built for resellers who want to track inventory like a portfolio. The goal is for Brickfolio to feel more like a LEGO stock dashboard for your inventory: Track performance over time Understand wins/losses and trends at a glance Inventory insights that help you decide what to buy more of, what to stop buying, and what to move (Details coming soon — this is one of the areas I’m most excited about.) What to expect in this forumThis thread (and this forum section) will be the home for BrickPicker v2.0 updates. I’ll start posting: Feature previews Screenshots Data points and dashboards I’m building Beta plans + rollout notes Feedback threads (because I want this shaped by real resellers) Thanks for being part of BrickPicker — I’m excited to bring it back the right way. More updates soon. Jeff Mack
  3. Holding out for the Peace Prize edition....
  4. LEGO 42182 Technic NASA Apollo Lunar Roving Vehicle $155.11 -29.5% from $219.99 (retired set)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRWHZ2XG?ref_=ppx_hzod_title_dt_b_fed_asin_title_0_0Not its lowest price but close to it
  5. Arcade Machine, another great affordable set this one was only $34 after CB and came with the Ninjago City GWP. No brick separator and a damaged sticker sheet was not the best beginning but the build is great and lots of fun with some awesome prints as well. If it wasn’t for the Gameboy this would easily be the best set under $60. I hope they do a series of these and we get a Defender set next. Next up I was going to build the Enterprise but still have the D&D Castle set so will probably flip a coin tomorrow.
  6. Would site moderator get free memberships , or perhaps members with 10+ years ? .. lol
  7. Same but not worried about it. Don't get me wrong, still worried about 100 other Amazon incompetencies but not that one.
  8. Sold a factory sealed case of 3 Stranger Things 40549 BHZ for $300. I have a few more left but will probably hold them until the last season of the spinoff show 🤣
  9. This was a very different year. Usually I can snag a few pallets between Sam's and Costco on 12/26, but it definitely looks like TLG took product back. One Sam's by me had me licking my chops for 2 weeks - They had the Medieval Horse Knight Castle and Hogwarts Main Tower for ~15% off for the past month and had 3 pallets on 12/23. Today they were all gone. Completely reset to lawn furniture and no toy section. Low low stock at Tar & WM. I literally came home with nothing. I checked 12/26 last year, and I spent $4700. Strange days.
  10. FYI...Death Slice GWP back in stock. Surprised how much these have sold for on ebay.
  11. Today's holiday freebie is Disco Elysium: The Final Cut. I am a bit late for this one with less than eight hours before the next becomes available. Apologies.
  12. Gazebo GWP drops tonight with $130 spend...plus Rakuten still doing 15%. Who knows, the Micro NINJAGO City Gardens GWP added today might stick around for a double-stack.
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    Star Wars: 75440 AT-AT (via a Brick Tap submission) Star Wars: 75441 Venator-class Attack Cruiser (midi-scale) (via Brick Tap submission) Star Wars: Buildable BB-8 (Source: lego_minecraft_goat)

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