On 5/24/2018 at 12:21 PM, grabbitfast said:

The sets on the 40% off Tesco deal are all medium to large, which is logical get rid of your bigger stock first thats how I would do it.

What's DB?

Creator 31070 Racer at Tesco is £28. If you add another 3% (Clubcard) and 1.5% TCB it puts it at better than half price. 

Edited May 25, 20187 yr by Villager Chris

Some crazy instore deals at Asda on small/medium sets over past week.

I'm up to 64 sets, RRP £830, total cost £141 

On 5/25/2018 at 5:41 PM, t12ung said:

What's DB?

Think Ninjago.

eBay UK offering 10% off until 8pm today using code PERFECTTEN

5 hours ago, Cheese said:

eBay UK offering 10% off until 8pm today using code PERFECTTEN

Yes just a shame the Tesco outlet 20% off has disappeared.

21 hours ago, Cheese said:

eBay UK offering 10% off until 8pm today using code PERFECTTEN

Stupid question.... does that come out of eBay's pocket, not the sellers? I ask as eBay are just getting greedier.

40 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

Stupid question.... does that come out of eBay's pocket, not the sellers? I ask as eBay are just getting greedier.

Will come out of eBay's pocket, but of course, ultimately that means the sellers' anyway

Just incase anyone wants to waste thier money on it, but Q***co are showing 10% cb on the Chiron at SaH until midnight.

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Sydney Skyline and Arc de Triomphe £18.50 at Amazon UK according to HUKD.

Eiffel Tower also £ 21.50 on Amazon

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Was awake when the Tesco party started and took too long to decide how many Space Shuttles to order and someone got there before me £12 each was a gift.

2 hours ago, grabbitfast said:

Was awake when the Tesco party started and took too long to decide how many Space Shuttles to order and someone got there before me £12 each was a gift.

Not me, but I do remember the £11.33 Spaceports - LOL.

2 hours ago, grabbitfast said:

Was awake when the Tesco party started and took too long to decide how many Space Shuttles to order and someone got there before me £12 each was a gift.

What time?

Edited June 12, 20187 yr by Villager Chris

21 minutes ago, Villager Chris said:

What time?

Must have kicked off around 2am ,my first order confirmation was 2.27 am.    So obviously I was a bit late on the go, would have posted here but anything of note was gone in seconds.

There will be folks camped out on the site day and night ,never saw Lego stock disappear as fast, so if your going to grab anything worthwhile your going to LOSE A LOT OF SLEEP.

19 minutes ago, grabbitfast said:

Must have kicked off around 2am ,my first order confirmation was 2.27 am.    So obviously I was a bit late on the go, would have posted here but anything of note was gone in seconds.

There will be folks camped out on the site day and night ,never saw Lego stock disappear as fast, so if your going to grab anything worthwhile your going to LOSE A LOT OF SLEEP.

Quite a bit left at 5am when I got up for work. Never seen 2am since my University days! 

66493 Cargo Train Superpack is the only one that's remotely tempted me at Tesco. But it's been discounted and very available for so long that competition will now kill the value of the retired train station that it contains. I thought about it and didn't bother, maybe at £100 if any remain near the end. Hopefully HUKD will clear it out.

I used to pull the trigger at 50% off, it's now >60% off and only if there's immediate profit ?

3 hours ago, TabbyBoy said:

66493 Cargo Train Superpack is the only one that's remotely tempted me at Tesco. But it's been discounted and very available for so long that competition will now kill the value of the retired train station that it contains. I thought about it and didn't bother, maybe at £100 if any remain near the end. Hopefully HUKD will clear it out.

I used to pull the trigger at 50% off, it's now >60% off and only if there's immediate profit ?

Yes I have too many sets sitting around waiting for the day when their worth listing due to extended shelf life from Lego sah, goodness knows how long Jurassic sets will be around for this time, probably another TLBM like turd fest.

If I cant sell it for a profit the day it arrives or retirement is not going to be within a few months and its a diamond, I wont even look at it.

On 6/12/2018 at 8:13 PM, TabbyBoy said:

Not me, but I do remember the £11.33 Spaceports - LOL.

don't forget friends party buses £8, technic trucks £7 and even that first hulk smash lab at £12 

Though recently outdone %wise by Asda dishing out battlepacks for under a quid 

 

Sale SAH (31052/41126/60051/60052 etc)

 

 

 

 

Don't forget 21308 AT!

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On 6/12/2018 at 10:05 PM, grabbitfast said:

Must have kicked off around 2am ,my first order confirmation was 2.27 am.    So obviously I was a bit late on the go, would have posted here but anything of note was gone in seconds.

There will be folks camped out on the site day and night ,never saw Lego stock disappear as fast, so if your going to grab anything worthwhile your going to LOSE A LOT OF SLEEP.

I can confirm that the sales were online around 1:50 am local CET time (that would be 0:50 am in UK). Since the start none of the sets "disappeared" .. there were 65 discounted items as there are now (even when some of them are sold out).

2 hours ago, crayxlp said:

I can confirm that the sales were online around 1:50 am local CET time (that would be 0:50 am in UK). Since the start none of the sets "disappeared" .. there were 65 discounted items as there are now (even when some of them are sold out).

Disappeared was equivalent to out of stock for me. not to be taken literally.

There was only four sets I saw of note all which disappeared (went out of stock ) very quickly.

On 6/14/2018 at 1:26 AM, The Leveller said:

Don't forget 21308 AT!

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AT 21308 Were reduced to £38 in my local store months ago and are still there after being reduced to £31, even the turdiest LBM sets have shifted Lego Sah and Nintendo are losing the plot.

Have they not realized yet Treat Them Mean Keep them Keen is by far their best shot at getting top dollar for their product bringing back or extending product lines life cycle will ultimately kill the interest for a lot of people.

For all those waiting for a Tesco direct Lego bargain it won't happen, as suspected beforehand they are shipping them off to their Ebay outlet along with any other decent seller ie tech.