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Sold the $30 IRB I picked up on Monday for $150 on BL and sold a Carnage SHIELD Attack for $15 on BL7 points
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When I was first coming out of my dark ages and my son was a newborn, I thought to myself, "I want him to grow up to be a firefighter." So I had it in my head I was going to buy every fire station ever. I abandoned that idea pretty quickly tho.5 points
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More Emily jones baby dragons $24 (buy in $3.50) Swamp police station $125 ($35) And more of above I want to know who is paying premium for old (recent) police stations. Let's see the city layout with the 5-6 different stations5 points
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That woman has been selling tons of sealed lego at crazy prices. I haven't touched any of it because I'm not into buying stolen merchandise. To each their own.5 points
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We all have a high roller buyer , and mine yesterday asked for the following ( she pretty much has bought one of each set i had in stock in the past 7 months ) 10221 SSD : $ 1250 shipped 42055 bucket wheel exc: $ 450 shipped 10228 HH: $ 600 shipped 42009 MKii: $420 shipped 10258 London Bus: $280 shipped 70618 TNM DB: $240 shipped. Good times .... I paid 100 bucks for shipping alone... but she demanded next day delivery... hey what ever she wants !! ? I need to offer her a Mixels series 1 !!4 points
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Starting Fire Boat. Made clues for him to find it. Already talking about taking it to the pool.3 points
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"No one's slick as Gaston, no one's quick as Gaston! No one's neck's as incredibly thick as Gaston!" He is a funny full of himself sort of character. The whole visage of the black god conjuring a storm of the dead up the mountain was an awesome sight. A slight sting to his reputation though getting beaten down by a spiky haired kid with a keyblade. Haha. Anywho, Fantasia maintains to impress in my opinion even more so considering how old the work of art is now (77 years ago to date going by theatrical release). I cannot imagine how much value the original animation cells are now. The scene where he snatches Mufasa on the cliff side only to mutter "Long live the king" before dropping him to his death was very visceral and the follow up to guilt Simba into running away then sending the hyenas to kill him was heartless. Jeremy Irons voiced the conniving character so fantastically and let's not forget the great "Be prepared". I'll drink to that. Anyone remember how he kept mispronouncing Prince Ali "Abooboo"? I enjoy both portrayals of the cutthroat captain but admit Dustin Hoffman had fun and was fun in the role alright. George Sanders provided such a smooth and devilishly debonair flair to the ruthless tiger. In a dream match between him and Scar, I wonder who would best the other. While Scar was heartless, he did ultimately rely on the hyenas to back him up (of whom he ousted in a feeble attempt to save his own backside in the end) compared to Khan who relied on himself. Moving along I remember in the spinoff series Talespin, Shere Khan (voiced by Tony Jay) was an intriguingly written character being something of a successful business tycoon and a borderline mob boss yet not really evil. He was a hilarious thumb-sucker ....and that laugh of his. "Taxes! Beautiful lovely taxes! Ah ha! Ah ha!" She was an absolutely fabulous villainess. In fact I could totally see Joanna Lumley play the part. I can recall the chase scene around the end of the original film with her was classy car now flaming hot rod driving like a banshee out of hell with those crazed eyes of a lady possessed. Good stuff. I can always count on you to bring a little obscurity to the table. Geeze, I haven't watched The Fox and The Hound in a long time. On that note, I'm almost bummed nobody mentioned Madame Medusa from The Rescuers or Madam Mim from The Sword In The Stone or Frollo from The Hunchback of Notre Dame or probably the most obscure with the Horned King in The Black Cauldron.3 points
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FBA 2x Fallingwater for $349 each . sold quickly at that price. this one's headed to $400 by December.3 points
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Picked up a used Disney Castle for 260 euro. Me and the kids are now on page 60 of the instructions and we're loving this build.3 points
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oh Jar Jar happened, not always to fans happiness but he sure as hell happened...3 points
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Great show though...Ive been thinking about all the Lego signs about the new falcon, would be hilarious if they lift a falcon shaped sheet of a brand new set and reveal the new UCS JarJar bust.3 points
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Not a set I've bought but got the instructions for Mirko Soppelsas UCS U-Wing MOC and ordered all the parts i don't have. Hopefully this will tide me over until 75192 hits the shelves. Not a cheap set of instructions to buy but the manual is a work of art and comes with a unique numbered tile as it's a limited release.3 points
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$5 spin under SWY EXTRA tab, good for this hour.2 points
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I've sold two at 125 GBP in space of two weeks. Buy in of 65. I'm surprised how Quickly they are selling consisting how long they hung around on the shelves. Keeping my last one for a little while now.2 points
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Sold a Hulkbuster for $39 on BL with local pickup.2 points
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FB Marketplace $125 !!! I didn't ask no questions just started driving.2 points
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for those doing the WM clearance most of these are from similar discounts last year (yes, plan on holding these for an entire year). Sold multiples of all of these FBA Police station 60047 $109 ($40) XXL box 10697 $85 ($30) Starlight Inn $55 ($11) hydra fortress $65 ($25, and available in bucket loads) Pop star bus 41106 $75 ($19) Livi House $106 ($25) had to make some room, my 10 boxes shipped off to FBA have about 7 received, 5 or so processed and 2-3 boxes sold through already2 points
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Finished. Well I guess I need to see the movie as there is a lot of build here that I have no clue what it is. Besides being an amazing display set, it is very busy and seems to have something different to look at each time, there are some awesome modules that have great detail on the inside that you do not see unless you take them apart and explore, like Lloyd's apartment that just looks like a plain yellow building from the outside and the comic book store. It is not your classic Ninjago set and I still think ToA is my favorite in the theme. It is also not a classic Modular where you build one floor at a time, rather you build separate modules that attach to make up the floors. I think they did a great job of recreating the city from the movie using new elements, elements in new colors and existing elements in new ways, but will have to wait to see it. I am going to add the Ninjago green dragon 70612 tonight and some lampposts from the city chase 70607 should be arriving Monday. You get a lot for $300 with over 4860 elements, 16 minifigs, sweep and 2 suprise figs that are part of the build.2 points
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Maybe it's my age, as the months come tumbling down before I turn 40, but a lot of my favourite mid size sets in the last few years have harked back to when I was a kid, Ecto-1, Mystery Machine, Benny's Spaceship. Look how happy Voltron made @Alpinemaps. Got me thinking to what sets I'd love to see made and I seem to keep coming back to tv sets from decades ago. Maybe this is what Ideas is all about, but I'd love to see a dedicated retro tv theme, here's a few of the sets I'd like to see: A-Team Airwolf Knight Rider Battlestar Gallactica - I know, Disney would never allow it Buck Rogers Magnum PI - Car and helicopter The Fall Guy pickup Dukes of Hazzard - PC means this won't happen Starsky and Hutch Wacky Races Mask Babylon 5 Can't believe such a crap set like BGGT got made, when there's so many more cooler sets out there to be made still. Love the fact that minifigures for movies/TV from these generations are creeping in with Dimensions, BA, ET, Beetlejuice, Gremlins, would love to see even more.1 point
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Hi all, My name is Jan van 't Ende, as my nickname gave away. I am from the Netherlands and started trading Lego since December last year. At first I was buying new Lego in the toy shop for my new born son, early 2016, but once doing that i found out that can be done cheaper. That said, i started buying and selling larger used collections (still do) and with the profit of that I do fun things AND buy long term investments. Although I haven't made the smartest moves yet, I am in the plus with the MISB Lego. I found this website thanks to a different forum and hope to become the smarter buyer and in the long run have a great collection for my son, when he will be old enough to play with. Thank you and to all have fun trading!1 point
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I hope someone creates a badge for this: I just sold a **** Grayson torso to someone who works for LEGO Singapore. Lego.com email address and everything. I can hear Admiral Ackbar warning me, but if I just sold LEGO to someone at LEGO, then that is badge-worthy!1 point
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Kwik-E-Mart: $200.....Naboo Starfighter $60.....Assault on Hoth UCS $2251 point
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they are so pretty palletized though, maybe it's just me and pallets. $21k cash and we'd be talking but yeah $400-420 shipped is not very impressive1 point
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The "Correction" is a bit late. imo ;-) I guess they thought the original, despite it being available since 2008, would appreciate more.1 point
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After my best ever Sweeps week (~$22 in points this week alone) I was able to buy the following using only Sweeps winnings (and a $10 surprise points on $50 offer): Gift Card was 6% discounted, so total out of pocket was $15.58 after tax. 76% off for a set that came out just last week, not bad. Personal purchase, so I'm okay with it not being free Thank you uncle Eddie!1 point
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I am surprised we haven't already seen a Muppets line, LEGO already has the Disney licensing deal. Duplo or Juniors sets probably tho.1 point
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DS has 290 pages A4 format vs circa 490 pages teased by Lego recently.1 point
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He-Man & the MOTU GI Joe (doubtful Hasbro would ever let this happen, but just think of the CMF possibilities alone) Star Trek Late 80's TMNT And I still think there's a lot more they could do with the Simpsons1 point
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Gatchaman (Battle of the Planets) Looney Tunes Hanna Barbera stuff (Flintstones, Jetsons, Laugh Olympics, etc)1 point
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Just flipped a BNIB 6210 Jabba's Sail Barge for £270. Buy in was £100 in June.1 point
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Before the end of the day no doubt someone will have x-rayed/photoshopped the manual in the latest tweet and there will an outline of the Falcon.1 point
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There are also some rumors that the bricks are 2.56 times bigger... I assume these should reflect it....1 point
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Been awhile but unloaded a couple sets last week via eBay: 75156 Krennic Shuttle for $67 (Buy-In $26) 10243 Parisian Restaurant for $145 (Buy-in $59) 10251 Brick Bank for $150 (Buy-in $63) 75060 Slave I for $191 (Buy-in $74) 853449 Yoda Kyechain x 2 for $14 (Buy-in $3) Thank you Amazon Prime glitches. Still made good profit on the sets, even in this market.1 point
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Well it isn't a house but would fit into the setup nicely. Equestrian Statue1 point
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What struck me the most is that after collecting and building for 10 years, he still calls it "Legos".1 point
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Because he basically told people how great the collection was a dozen times, how great he was at amassing said collection, how great he was for selling it at such a bargain and how great he'd be for renting a uhaul and delivering it (wtf?)... Then he proceeded to tell everyone if you want to pay a premium for it, buy it now... otherwise I'll eventually get desperate to sell it and either drop the price or split it into smaller parts saving you a whole lot of work estimating the value for yourself or finding the parts you want. Oh and he knows all about selling LEGo so he's doing you a favor by setting the price based only on part of the collection (yeah right). Shut up and post the facts. Opinions are not needed in a CL ad.1 point