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9 minutes ago, Shortbus311 said:
50 minutes ago, Elkkthunder said:
worth $25 and 1.5 hours of driving?
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I would do it as long as you mean 45 minutes each way... but I am retired and have a ton of free time so I may value my time spent driving less than others.

yes 45 each way

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Posted
15 minutes ago, Elkkthunder said:

warmer weather is bring back estate and garage sales in my region.

Any sharp eyes have guesses- what's in the bucket?

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There's an older castle set in there based on the manual.

But the real question is what is going on with that high chair? Looks like the kid had it's last meal in it before graduating to a normal chair, and the parents left the scraps on it as a memory. 

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1 minute ago, brickvoyeur said:

There's an older castle set in there based on the manual.

But the real question is what is going on with that high chair? Looks like the kid had it's last meal in it before graduating to a normal chair, and the parents left the scraps on it as a memory. 

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After careful consideration, I think it's this one. I always wanted this one, but never had it. 
Also looks like the hull of a pirate/imperial ship in there.

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18 minutes ago, brickvoyeur said:

There's an older castle set in there based on the manual.

But the real question is what is going on with that high chair? Looks like the kid had it's last meal in it before graduating to a normal chair, and the parents left the scraps on it as a memory. 

I thought it looked like castle. Think the brown is a pirate ship? Its the right era I guess. 

Agree on the high chair, did they not ever clean ?

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31 minutes ago, Elkkthunder said:

I thought it looked like castle. Think the brown is a pirate ship? Its the right era I guess. 

Agree on the high chair, did they not ever clean ?

That's a metal doll high chair, I remember them from childhood, what you see is rust coming through the thin white paint on the tray there.

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1 hour ago, Elkkthunder said:

warmer weather is bring back estate and garage sales in my region.

Any sharp eyes have guesses- what's in the bucket?

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My grandma had that exact carpet in her house 35 years ago

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I'd grab the GIJoe action figures for fun!
 

I don’t recognize the case, but that’s a very early art piece on the front. I wouldn’t be surprised if that case was only intended to hold the original figs.
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7 hours ago, Alpinemaps said:


I don’t recognize the case, but that’s a very early art piece on the front. I wouldn’t be surprised if that case was only intended to hold the original figs.

I have that exact same case from my childhood. It holds the little 3.75-inch figures from the 80's. 

Posted
10 hours ago, Alpinemaps said:

My bad; just realized Duke is on the case, so that’s at least third wave of the 80s Joes.


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There is a bunch of stuff that’s vintage and cool

also this 

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Ramp in front right corner and red boat hull on the left could be 6542 Seaport. One of my childhood sets.

The canyon baseplate is unique to 6584 Extreme Team Challenge.

The yellow Technic thing is 8414 Mountain Rambler

 

These sets are from early and late 90s, respectively. Looks about right when looking at the other partially assembled sets. For me, the value would be in the various baseplates, depending on how many are there. If you get lucky, there are a few 1990s sets but probably nothing of great value (that I can see).

 

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2 hours ago, BrickLover80 said:

Ramp in front right corner and red boat hull on the left could be 6542 Seaport. One of my childhood sets.

The canyon baseplate is unique to 6584 Extreme Team Challenge.

The yellow Technic thing is 8414 Mountain Rambler

 

These sets are from early and late 90s, respectively. Looks about right when looking at the other partially assembled sets. For me, the value would be in the various baseplates, depending on how many are there. If you get lucky, there are a few 1990s sets but probably nothing of great value (that I can see).

 

thanks- I too saw the baseplate, but didnt see anything amazing with the 1 photo

I guess depends on pricing

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