Uh-oh – there’s double dino trouble in Jurassic World! One of the raptors has escaped its pen and is running loose. Jump into the high-speed offroader and set off in hot pursuit. Fire the flick shooter and use Barry’s tranquilizer gun to tame the menacing marauder. Meanwhile, the other raptor has triggered the trap function to bring the vet toppling down into its pen. Rush back to save him before the raptor can grab him in its snapping jaws. Includes 2 minifigures with assorted weapons: Barry and a vet.

• Includes 2 minifigures with assorted weapons: Barry and a vet
• Pen features minifigure trap function, feeding slot, closing gate, antenna, searchlight-style elements, Jurassic Park decoration and various translucent electric fence-style elements
• High-speed offroader features a driver’s cockpit for a minifigure and a flick missile shooter
• Raptors (Delta and Echo) each feature posable arms, legs, neck and snapping jaws
• Also includes a chicken leg element
• Weapons include the Barry’stranquilizer gun and the vet’s shock rod
• Chase after the escaping raptor in the offroader
• Fire the flick missile to take down the beast
• Make the raptor jump to activate the pen’s minifigure trap
• Save the fallen vet from the dangerous dinosaur
• Create your own thrilling Jurassic World action scenes
• Pen measures over 8” (22cm) high, 7” (18cm) wide and 7” (20cm) deep
• Barry’s high-speed offroader measures over 1” (4cm) high, 2” (7cm) long and 1” (5cm) wide
• Raptors (Delta andEcho) each stand over 2” (7cm) tall

Edited July 17, 201510 yr by Jeff Mack

1 hour ago, Loghamel said:

Fair enough on your strategy.  I'm more in line with you on the strategy as QFL is time consuming.  But to illustrate what I've been trying to say, I just sold a Trex Tracker and a Raptor Rampage on Clist for $150.  My total costs on those not including gas was $107.  So that's  $43 profit on $107 buy-in.  And that doesn't include the Ninjago poly, C3PO poly, the $10 GC or the Rewards points.  No shipping costs.  No eBay or Amazon fees.  No taxes included.  No boxes or shipping supplies.  I must drive 2.3 miles to meet her at a mall parking lot for a 40% profit.  And that was cheap.  The only reason I sold them that cheaply was because she said they are birthday presents for her son.  He "is adamant about collecting them all" and she was hoping to get the IRex, but was only looking to spend $150.  She said that by getting these two, that will leave something for Santa and the grandparents to get him for Christmas.  And guess who has two thumbs and will be selling them to her for Christmas.  This guy!  

Congratulations.  That worked well on that 1 case.  What is the percentage of CL deals that did not work out at the end for you?  Lets use a definition where you have spent at least 1/2 hour texting /emailing the potential clients but ultimately there was no money/items changing hands.

I would like to objectively examine the pros and cons of selling on CL and you have presented the pros side (no fuss, etc etc). I heard so many great CL transactions around here, and you are as good as case study for this as anyone else

13 minutes ago, Darth_Raichu said:

Congratulations.  That worked well on that 1 case.  What is the percentage of CL deals that did not work out at the end for you?  Lets use a definition where you have spent at least 1/2 hour texting /emailing the potential clients but ultimately there was no money/items changing hands.

I would like to objectively examine the pros and cons of selling on CL and you have presented the pros side (no fuss, etc etc). I heard so many great CL transactions around here, and you are as good as case study for this as anyone else

Is the murder the pro or the con...?

1 hour ago, gregpj said:

6 minutes ago, labfreak7 said:

People are going to do what they want. No sense in bashing heads over it. If someone is content with minimum wage, so be it. I know my time is worth more than that so I will seek other avenues for now.

 

You didn't have other avenues before?

Thankfully there are always other avenues[emoji57]

5 minutes ago, dcdfan said:

Is the murder the pro or the con...?

Nice try. I am trying to be objective here and will not take side

 

As my teacher Mister Spock is fond of saying, ‘I like to think there always are …possibilities.’

I'm doing just fine with mine...

Thanks

Edited November 16, 201510 yr by trekgate502

Came back from retired to call to check and now sold out - NOT RETIRED anymore

We cannot trust the retired tag anymore? 

Sounds like you guys just got hustled. Lego wushu > Brickpricker wushu. 

42 minutes ago, LegoEdison said:

We cannot trust the retired tag anymore?

#CHAOS

The RE + poly combo on amazon is gold. Especially own that the polybag is up over $30

Btw is the poly, winner of this year best performing set? And how many here ended up with more than 100?

4 hours ago, Darth_Raichu said:

Congratulations.  That worked well on that 1 case.  What is the percentage of CL deals that did not work out at the end for you?  Lets use a definition where you have spent at least 1/2 hour texting /emailing the potential clients but ultimately there was no money/items changing hands.

I would like to objectively examine the pros and cons of selling on CL and you have presented the pros side (no fuss, etc etc). I heard so many great CL transactions around here, and you are as good as case study for this as anyone else

I very rarely have any issues with CL.   I sell military surplus on CL all the time.  I'm not really sure what the cons are or what two people could possibly discuss in '30 minutes of text.'  The ad says what you're you're selling and for how much.  The first text is either, 'yes i will sell it for your offer' or 'no, i will not sell it for your offer'.  The second text is where to meet and when.  It's not rocket science.  If it becomes too drawn out, I'll just give an ultimatum.  If they're cool with that, I make the sell.  If not, I'll wait for the next person.

9 minutes ago, Loghamel said:

I very rarely have any issues with CL.   I sell military surplus on CL all the time.  I'm not really sure what the cons are or what two people could possibly discuss in '30 minutes of text.'  The ad says what you're you're selling and for how much.  The first text is either, 'yes i will sell it for your offer' or 'no, i will not sell it for your offer'.  The second text is where to meet and when.  It's not rocket science.  If it becomes too drawn out, I'll just give an ultimatum.  If they're cool with that, I make the sell.  If not, I'll wait for the next person.

Nice. So there is minimal downside for selling via CL in your area.  Good for you.

4 minutes ago, Darth_Raichu said:

Nice. So there is minimal downside for selling via CL in your area.  Good for you.

Yep.  And my 'area' has included Illinois, Louisiana, Missouri, Texas, and Oklahoma.  I'll be glad to find out which areas are bad for Clist with this investigation as I haven't found any myself.

4 hours ago, unholy said:

Came back from retired to call to check and now sold out - NOT RETIRED anymore

Hmmm

Went to a lego store in MD earlier today.  I have never seen a store so stocked with sets; a handful of the death stars, x-wings, orthancs, you name it, it was there in multiple quantities.  And with the Jurassic sets, they had 5 IR's, about a half-dozen of the RE's, and a good amount of all of the other ones.  I was shocked as to the overall variety of everything. 

4 minutes ago, supergman said:

Went to a lego store in MD earlier today.  I have never seen a store so stocked with sets; a handful of the death stars, x-wings, orthancs, you name it, it was there in multiple quantities.  And with the Jurassic sets, they had 5 IR's, about a half-dozen of the RE's, and a good amount of all of the other ones.  I was shocked as to the overall variety of everything. 

Go back after next weekend. :)

4 hours ago, unholy said:

Came back from retired to call to check and now sold out - NOT RETIRED anymore

I guess we've entered the Cretaceous Period

stopped by Walmart to pick up some Cantina's that i ordered online.  had been there last week - no Raptors.  Swung by the aisle before going to get the cantina's - lo and behold - 4 minty 43R5 raptors.  scooped em' up along with a dozen Emerald expresses.  i am the raptor king in my walmart district

 

Edited November 16, 201510 yr by cladner

6 hours ago, cladner said:

stopped by Walmart to pick up some Cantina's that i ordered online.  had been there last week - no Raptors.  Swung by the aisle before going to get the cantina's - lo and behold - 4 minty 43R5 raptors.  scooped em' up along with a dozen Emerald expresses.  i am the raptor king in my walmart district

 

Why the Emerald express? Does it yield a hefty return?

7 hours ago, cladner said:

... i am the raptor king in my walmart district

 

 I hold that title in my neck of the woods, can't go into my garage without been stared down by an army of them

I see that it's gone from retired to sold out...wth? TLG just messing with resellers or what?

Edited November 17, 201510 yr by ED-209

I am waiting for Stephen now to say: CHAOS!!!

Hehehehe

"Just when I thought it was out, they pulled it back in"

Edited November 17, 201510 yr by santaends

I see that it's gone from retired to sold out...wth? TLG just messing with resellers or what?

It means ramp up for round 2....

Hehehehe

"Just when I thought it was out, they pulled it back in"

Haha, this has made my day

1 hour ago, ED-209 said:

I see that it's gone from retired to sold out...wth? TLG just messing with resellers or what?

Could be doing this...