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Yeah it's a typical Dutch store. Nothing International unfortunately. I'll try to grab a few today by buying mini fighters as well.

What's the minimum you gotta buy?

6x 30215 Legolas Greenleaf. (I cannot seem to add these to my brick portfolio.) 4x 30301 Spiderman with Glider. 3.99 a pop. Just retail price but I'm certain they'll easily go for 10 after a while.

Yeah. Posted this specifically for the Dutchies. I'll make it more clear in future posts. 20% discount is over now.

Heads up: bol.com has a 20% of all star wars Lego. some good deals to be had, especially on the higher end. Bought a 10225 R2D2 set for

It really depends. On demand/popularity, on the original run of the set and where you are located on the planet. but if you got an hot item and want to have some quick cash I'd say about 9-12 months. But you need not to hit yourself in the head when it continues to rise for another few years before finally leveling out. It's the literal price you pay for cashing in quickly. So bottom line, it depends.

Today a package from the states with a 10186 General Grievous. With Shipping/insurance about

Found a set of Lego Harry Potter 4867 for 45

2x 7913 2x 7914 11,99

Woot! I'm happy with the new data from he UK and Germany. basically the two biggest second markets in Europe.

meh plus shipping 130

Seeing as absolutely no-one posted in yes I'm the one to kickoff this whole section of the forum. Top2toys (can also be found inside Marskramer establishments) is holding some kind of "spend 10

Decide to stop lurking and post. To get back at your original question. I buy mostly from local Lego dealers. however I also think we have strong position buying from the united states with such a strong Euro. Even though shipping mostly is insane you can still make a profit flipping sets in the local/European market. As there are still a lot of people who are not willing to risk getting shipments from overseas or willing to pay the high shipping costs. Latest purchase is from Bricklink 10186 for 138,-