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Architecture
LEGO 21034 Architecture London Skyline Model Building Set, Londo... £34.99 [22% off] Dropped 10% on Jun 15 12:06 AM
LEGO 21051 Architecture Tokyo Model Skyline Collection, Collecti... £44.99 [18% off] Dropped 4% on Jun 18 12:09 AM
LEGO 21046 Architecture Empire State Building New York Landmark ... £74.99 [17% off] Dropped 8% on Jun 15 6:16 PM
LEGO 21052 Architecture Dubai Model, Skyline Collection, Collect... £46.72 [15% off] Dropped 3% on Jun 21 6:10 AM
LEGO 21028 Architecture New York City Model Building Set, Skylin... £38.22 [15% off] Dropped 4% on Jun 21 6:07 AM

City
LEGO 60215 City Fire Fire Station Garage Building Set with Truck... £40.99 [32% off] Dropped 2% on Jun 15 12:09 AM
LEGO City 60246 Police Station Building Set with 2 Truck Toys, L... £61.98 [31% off] Dropped 5% on Jun 11 6:13 PM
LEGO City rails (60205), children's toys £11.47 [28% off] Dropped 28% on Jun 15 12:02 PM
LEGO 60197 City Trains Passenger Train Set, Battery Powered Engi... £94.97 [28% off] Dropped 10% on Jun 21 12:16 AM
LEGO City 60244 Police Helicopter Transport with ATV Quad Bike, ... £29.99 [25% off] Dropped 6% on Jun 9 12:05 AM
LEGO 60139 City Police Mobile Command Center Set, Truck Toy with... £29.99 [25% off] Dropped 12% on Jun 8 6:04 PM
LEGO City 60245 Police Monster Truck Heist Building Set with Van... £34.99 [22% off] Dropped 19% on Jun 18 6:07 PM
LEGO 60254 City Great Vehicles Race Boat Transporter Truck Toy w... £21.98 [12% off] Dropped 4% on Jun 20 6:02 AM
LEGO City 60248 Fire Helicopter Response with ATV Quad Bike £15.75 [12% off] Dropped 12% on Jun 15 12:26 PM

Creator
LEGO 31058 Creator Mighty Dinosaurs Toy, 3 in 1 Model, Tricerato... £9.00 [31% off] Dropped 25% on Jun 11 12:30 PM
LEGO 31104 Creator 3-in-1 Monster Burger Truck Toy, Off Roader, ... £34.98 [22% off] Dropped 8% on Jun 11 6:06 PM
LEGO 31091 Creator 3in1 Shuttle Transporter Spaceship, Helicopte... £19.99 [20% off] Dropped 20% on Jun 17 6:29 PM
LEGO 31105 Creator 3-in-1 Townhouse Toy Store, Cake Shop, Floris... £32.99 [18% off] Dropped 6% on Jun 9 12:06 AM

Disney
LEGO 10899 DUPLO Disney Frozen Ice Castle Princess Elsa and Anna... £34.99 [22% off] Dropped 10% on Jun 8 6:07 PM
LEGO 43177 Disney Princess Belle's Storybook Adventures Castle S... £14.99 [17% off] Dropped 17% on Jun 18 12:25 AM

LEGO Harry Potter
LEGO 75947 Harry Potter Hagrid’s Hut: Buckbeak’s Rescue Playset ... £37.00 [26% off] Dropped 12% on Jun 13 6:08 AM

LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
LEGO 76146 Super Heroes Marvel Spider-Man Mech Playset for Kids ... £7.00 [22% off] Dropped 18% on Jun 8 12:30 PM

LEGO Speed Champions
LEGO 76898 Speed Champions Formula E Panasonic Jaguar Racing Gen... £25.25 [28% off] Dropped 20% on Jun 14 12:04 PM

LEGO Super Mario
LEGO Super Mario Super Long Track Bundle with 71360 Starter Cour... £176.96 [33% off] Dropped 4% on Jun 11 6:20 PM
LEGO 71360 Super Mario Adventures Starter Course Interactive Toy... £33.98 [32% off] Dropped 10% on Jun 11 12:07 PM
LEGO Super Mario Long Track Bundle with 71360 Starter Course and... £116.96 [29% off] Dropped 6% on Jun 11 6:18 PM

LEGO Trolls
LEGO 41252 Trolls World Tour Poppy’s Hot Air Balloon Adventure P... £25.99 [13% off] Dropped 7% on Jun 8 6:05 PM
LEGO 41255 Trolls World Tour Pop Village Celebration Treehouse B... £39.99 [11% off] Dropped 7% on Jun 9 12:10 AM

Minecraft
Minecraft 21163 Lego Redstone Battle Building Set with Golem and... £39.99 [11% off] Dropped 9% on Jun 12 6:09 PM

Ninjago
LEGO 71705 NINJAGO Legacy Destiny's Bounty Playset, Battle Ship ... £81.98 [34% off] Dropped 6% on Jun 11 6:16 PM
LEGO 71718 NINJAGO Wu's Battle Dragon Toy with Master Wu & Gleck... £12.99 [28% off] Dropped 28% on Jun 11 6:18 AM
LEGO 71709 NINJAGO Jay and Lloyd's Velocity Racers with Plane an... £20.00 [20% off] Dropped 5% on Jun 20 6:02 AM
LEGO 71711 Ninjago Jay's Cyber Dragon Mech Building Set, with Ja... £36.98 [18% off] Dropped 8% on Jun 17 12:08 AM

Star Wars
LEGO 75267 Star Wars Mandalorian Battle Pack Set with 4 Minifigu... £9.99 [23% off] Dropped 4% on Jun 9 12:33 AM
LEGO 75266 Star Wars Sith Troopers Battle Pack Playset with Batt... £9.99 [23% off] Dropped 23% on Jun 9 12:25 AM
LEGO 75256 Star Wars Kylo Ren’s Shuttle Starship Construction Se... £81.98 [18% off] Dropped 18% on Jun 16 12:17 AM
LEGO 75255 Star Wars Yoda Construction Set, Collectable Model wi... £74.98 [17% off] Dropped 11% on Jun 16 6:15 AM
LEGO 75288 Star Wars AT-AT Walker Toy 40th Anniversary Set £116.98 [16% off] Dropped 4% on Jun 15 6:19 PM
LEGO 75276 Star Wars Stormtrooper Helmet Display Building Set, A... £46.74 [15% off] Dropped 5% on Jun 21 6:10 AM
LEGO 75249 Star Wars Resistance Y-Wing Starfighter Battle Starsh... £53.98 [10% off] Dropped 10% on Jun 16 12:12 PM

Super Heroes
LEGO 76166 Super Heroes Marvel Avengers Tower Battle Set with Ir... £67.99 [15% off] Dropped 3% on Jun 21 6:14 AM

Technic
LEGO 42109 Technic CONTROL+ App-Controlled Top Gear Rally Car RC... £81.98 [34% off] Dropped 8% on Jun 12 12:16 AM
LEGO 42114 Technic 6x6 Volvo Articulated Hauler Truck Toy RC Car... £155.89 [32% off] Dropped 1% on Jun 17 12:19 PM
LEGO 42108 Technic Mobile Crane Truck Toy, Construction Vehicles... £63.99 [29% off] Dropped 2% on Jun 17 12:13 PM

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[Villager Chris]

House of Fraser had a 40% sale earlier this week for their well-above RRP prices (now just 20%). I bought some MInecraft as it was a little cheaper than anywhere else - 2 separate deliveries. One was boxed and bubble wrapped, no problem. However the two smaller Legs were in a bag with no protection. They also had more stickers than Argos with one on the front of the box.

Very disappointing for a supposed posh retailer. 

[Sprocket77]

1 hour ago, grabbitfast said:

Took my weekly trawl through the local lego outlets ie Smyths and Toys r Us and was amazed at the number of retired sets still on the shelves moreso Smyths who normally dump the retirees pronto not this year however,looking forward to some good clearance prices soon.

Will keep you all updated.

It's funny with Smyths, the biggest toy retailer in the country here and I haven't bought a single set off them this year. Crap discounts, no promos, no rewards system, only cashback/points you can earn on them is Avios points, it's lucky for them that they have a semi monopoly over here.

[Guest TabbyBoy]

I've been into the Reading and Farnborough Smyths about 3 times each and never bought a thing. There's hardly ever a discount or voucher worth having.

[richiej1979]

15 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

I've been into the Reading and Farnborough Smyths about 3 times each and never bought a thing. There's hardly ever a discount or voucher worth having.

I find it helpful to go to Farnborough to at least look at the sets on the shelves. 

Not bought anything there either.

[Fenix_2k1]

1 hour ago, Sprocket77 said:

It's funny with Smyths, the biggest toy retailer in the country here and I haven't bought a single set off them this year. Crap discounts, no promos, no rewards system, only cashback/points you can earn on them is Avios points, it's lucky for them that they have a semi monopoly over here.

I missed their clearances this year but have bought a few items when vouchers have combined with below rrp prices 

[Fenix_2k1]

4 hours ago, roxio said:

only been out 6 months, so quite a long wait, RV was the best set to pair with, 18 months old and already doing the dance on LEGO Shop at Home

I had some belief in Vacation Getaways but looking at next years sets there's far too many Camping Vehicle alternatives

[richiej1979]

OK so after spending a fair amount of time on these forums I've come to the conclusion that whilst I love Lego, reselling it isn't for me. 

My wife and I started a reselling business (part-time) to help increase our income and we've been selling all sorts of stock from Boot sales, Facebook Marketplace, Charity Shops and our own personal items. I wanted to branch out into other areas, Lego was appealing to me because I loved it as a kid and I like the idea of investing on something for the future. 

The thing is, why would we invest our money into something which after 2 years might give us a 100% profit, when every £1 we're putting into our current reselling business is on average giving us £2 back and usually within 30 days. 

Our reselling business is a lot more work but I'm not patient enough to sit on £500 of Lego for two years and to slowly build up a level of stock without knowing if this is going to be profitable or not.

I've cancelled my Asda order from yesterday but I'm planning on keeping 2 x Yellow Subs a Catamaran and Stephanie's house which I will either shift for very small profit on ebay or try to shift on Facebook Market place before Christmas.

I will still lurk about a bit on here but I think I'm happy with our current business model for now, if I see some good sets discounted after Christmas then I may have another look but for now I'm not in a position to wait two years to start getting some returns back on these sets. 

Thanks to you all for helping me out and I hope the sets you've all invested in do work out for you all.
 

[botchy123]

35 minutes ago, richiej1979 said:

The thing is, why would we invest our money into something which after 2 years might give us a 100% profit, when every £1 we're putting into our current reselling business is on average giving us £2 back and usually within 30 days. 

 

Your right, why would you. If you keep doing that even 6 times a year and keep reinvesting in stock you will do very well. GL 

[richiej1979]

4 minutes ago, botchy123 said:

Your right, why would you. If you keep doing that even 6 times a year and keep reinvesting in stock you will do very well. GL 

There's also very little risk.

If I buy 10 items for on average £1-£5 an item to resell at £10 - £20, and two of them don't sell for the asking price. It's really not an issue. 

[Guest TabbyBoy]

51 minutes ago, richiej1979 said:

There's also very little risk.

If I buy 10 items for on average £1-£5 an item to resell at £10 - £20, and two of them don't sell for the asking price. It's really not an issue. 

I'd keep the Yellow Submarines for at least a year after retirement as this cold easily reach £100. I understand why LEGO reselling isn't for you and I felt the same last year. I'm now back and this time around I shift most of what I buy within weeks or even days at, say 25% profit in bulk. I'm now more selective in what I buy.

[richiej1979]

6 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

I'd keep the Yellow Submarines for at least a year after retirement as this cold easily reach £100. I understand why LEGO reselling isn't for you and I felt the same last year. I'm now back and this time around I shift most of what I buy within weeks or even days at, say 25% profit in bulk. I'm now more selective in what I buy.

I think I'm a quick flipping low life.

 

[richiej1979]

21 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

I'd keep the Yellow Submarines for at least a year after retirement as this cold easily reach £100. I understand why LEGO reselling isn't for you and I felt the same last year. I'm now back and this time around I shift most of what I buy within weeks or even days at, say 25% profit in bulk. I'm now more selective in what I buy.

You know the subs are the only set that I've bought that I'd say I have 100% confidence in. But even then, they've been discounted so much that I'd be worried about competition. 

[grabbitfast]

1 hour ago, richiej1979 said:

OK so after spending a fair amount of time on these forums I've come to the conclusion that whilst I love Lego, reselling it isn't for me. 

My wife and I started a reselling business (part-time) to help increase our income and we've been selling all sorts of stock from Boot sales, Facebook Marketplace, Charity Shops and our own personal items. I wanted to branch out into other areas, Lego was appealing to me because I loved it as a kid and I like the idea of investing on something for the future. 

The thing is, why would we invest our money into something which after 2 years might give us a 100% profit, when every £1 we're putting into our current reselling business is on average giving us £2 back and usually within 30 days. 

Our reselling business is a lot more work but I'm not patient enough to sit on £500 of Lego for two years and to slowly build up a level of stock without knowing if this is going to be profitable or not.

I've cancelled my Asda order from yesterday but I'm planning on keeping 2 x Yellow Subs a Catamaran and Stephanie's house which I will either shift for very small profit on ebay or try to shift on Facebook Market place before Christmas.

I will still lurk about a bit on here but I think I'm happy with our current business model for now, if I see some good sets discounted after Christmas then I may have another look but for now I'm not in a position to wait two years to start getting some returns back on these sets. 

Thanks to you all for helping me out and I hope the sets you've all invested in do work out for you all.
 

This years end has been pretty poor compared to previous years,so I wouldnt throw in the towel just yet.

 

[Guest TabbyBoy]

55 minutes ago, grabbitfast said:

This years end has been pretty poor compared to previous years,so I wouldnt throw in the towel just yet.

I agree. Sometimes it's best to get the bargains while you can and wait for the QFLLs to unload first and make a lot less profit than you! Eventually, the QFLLs will realise that it's not worth the hassle and just move on to derail another gravy train somewhere. If it's money that you can afford to tie up for 1-2yrs and have the space, isn't it at least worth a try?

[richiej1979]

6 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

Eventually, the QFLLs will realise that it's not worth the hassle and just move on to derail another gravy train somewhere. 

[Guest TabbyBoy]

8 minutes ago, richiej1979 said:

I started on eBay selling genuine high-spec bike components and the "Alibaba Brigade" were soon competing selling very good fakes for a fraction of the cost along with those happy to make £1-£2 per sale on genuine items. After a couple of years, they were gone and the market recovered. I just hope that LEGO will recover in a similar way. If you're nervous, just keep an eye on the market and try some "virtual" trading to see how well you would've done during that time.

[Villager Chris]

3 hours ago, richiej1979 said:

OK so after spending a fair amount of time on these forums I've come to the conclusion that whilst I love Lego, reselling it isn't for me. 

 

Good luck. It sounds like you do very well in what you do. Making money is never easy. For me, I can wait a few months for a return and I enjoy sourcing the sets I think might do well. I've bought some dud ones, but at worst I will break-even. 

On a wider scale. it is difficult to find a return in anything these days. Property prices are high. Equities are high. Commodities, like oil, have crept up this year. Forex is a gamble. As for cash, interest is poor. 

Where else can you get a return? I have no idea... so I'll keep trying the things that interest me until I see opportunities elsewhre. 

[grabbitfast]

Quick example bought 14x 75919 IR sets from Smyths last year £80 each granted did have to do a bit of running around to get them, still have 9 of them,have a quick look on Amazon see what they are going for now.

[Guest TabbyBoy]

11 minutes ago, Villager Chris said:

Good luck. It sounds like you do very well in what you do. Making money is never easy. For me, I can wait a few months for a return and I enjoy sourcing the sets I think might do well. I've bought some dud ones, but at worst I will break-even. 

On a wider scale. it is difficult to find a return in anything these days. Property prices are high. Equities are high. Commodities, like oil, have crept up this year. Forex is a gamble. As for cash, interest is poor. 

Where else can you get a return? I have no idea... so I'll keep trying the things that interest me until I see opportunities elsewhre. 

If you can accept the risk.... Cryptocurrencies! Banks, property, stocks and shares aren't worth it for such a meagre returns which are often below inflation. Take some risks and live a little!

[Scatterbug]

13 minutes ago, grabbitfast said:

Quick example bought 14x 75919 IR sets from Smyths last year £80 each granted did have to do a bit of running around to get them, still have 9 of them,have a quick look on Amazon see what they are going for now.

Such winners are not predictable. It sounds like richie wants Lego reselling to be a reliable business stream while for the rest of us (Tabby excluded) it is simply profitable fun.

Edited December 7, 2017 by Scatterbug

[grabbitfast]

1 minute ago, Scatterbug said:

Such winners are not predictable. It sounds like richie wants Lego reselling to be a business stream while for the rest of us (Tabby excluded) it is simply profitable fun.

Have to beg to differ on that one Jurassic Park and Scooby Doo were very predictable.

[Scatterbug]

5 minutes ago, grabbitfast said:

Have to beg to differ on that one Jurassic Park and Scooby Doo were very predictable.

You can't make a living on 2 themes (which is the context I'm talking about).

Edited December 7, 2017 by Scatterbug

[Guest TabbyBoy]

4 minutes ago, grabbitfast said:

Have to beg to differ on that one Jurassic Park and Scooby Doo were very predictable.

I agree which is why I went in huge on Raptor Escapes and Mystery Machines ;-) To be honest I only took a chance of the Raptor Escapes as they were the only ones I saw at 50% off at the time, I love raptors anyway and I didn't see that many on the shelves - great result! The Mystery Machine was a total no-brainer, especially on a 3-for-2 sale or less.

[Guest TabbyBoy]

27 minutes ago, Scatterbug said:

You can't make a living on 2 themes (which is the context I'm talking about).

You can do it on 1 set if you buy enough of the right set at the right price. In hindsight, I'd have bought 1,000x 21103 Deloreans which was entirely possible at the time as they were everywhere and often heavily discounted - such a hideous set too!

Seriously... I do now invest in several themes, but avoid STAR WARS and SUPER HEROES as there's simpy too many sets produced, too many rehashes and too much competition. Themes like CITY and FRIENDS are OK if you take advantage of the crazy >66% off prices and go in big. I even buy Duplo... at the right price!

Edited December 7, 2017 by TabbyBoy

[Scatterbug]

20 minutes ago, TabbyBoy said:

You can do it on 1 set if you buy enough of the right set at the right price. In hindsight, I'd have bought 1,000x 21103 Deloreans which was entirely possible at the time as they were everywhere and often heavily discounted - such a hideous set too!

Seriousl... I do now invest in several themes, but avoid STAR WARS and SUPER HEROES as there's simpy too many sets produced, too many rehashes and too much competition. Themes like CITY and FRIENDS are OK if you take advantage of the crazy >66% off prices and go in big. I even buy Duplo... at the right price!

Of course. But all eggs in one basket can blow up in your face.

Anyway, interesting people are jumping to the defence of Lego reselling when the 'don't bother' response has been so prevalent.