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I'm still tempted to buy now for the key-chain promo, but I'm going to hold my breath and try to double-stack with the Bricktober figs on Friday... Anyone else still holding out?

Bagged a very nice Harry Potter haul off eBay that arrived this weekend. Every set from the 2010 + 2011 waves apart from the promos, all in one jumbled lot. I paid about £350, and it comes with all instructions and all minifigures (checked). I estimate it's probably worth about £900, so a good buy! The same day that arrived, I also got these: A Town Hall (10224) and Detective's Office (10246). They were shipped built (strangely) but that means I can see that barring a possible couple of very minor pieces they are complete. No instructions but I paid £200 for both (eBay again), so can't complain! Sorry for the photo quality, my phone refused to focus properly.

And it will be crowded AF for a long time:

The pictures are up on Amazon France. https://www.amazon.fr/LEGO-76123/dp/B07FNTTF41 https://www.amazon.fr/LEGO-76124/dp/B07FP2GRY3 https://www.amazon.fr/LEGO-76125/dp/B07FNMTS8Y https://www.amazon.fr/LEGO-76126/dp/B07FNS6P6P https://www.amazon.fr/LEGO-76131/dp/B07FP6ZWPB

Hello everyone, I am new here, so I'll start with a bit of backstory. Back in the day, I was a ravenous LEGO fan, and now I am starting to resurrect all the sets I've kept to give to my daughter. One that's really too big to give her is a large store display for Knights Kingdom from the now defunct Toys 'R Us. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about it, maybe a rarity level or even a price. I can obviously look at each set individually, but I couldn't find a similar store display for Knight's Kingdom or even one with a similar display box style (with the large lego block theme). Its completely intact, and even still plays all the back-story about this genre when you press the button. I took some of the cardboard, plastic and plexiglass panels off to start a mild cleaning, but they all are there and snap right back together, even the light works. Includes sets: 65527, 8777, 8781, 8779 and 8730. It's about 4'l x 16"d x 18"t. I'd love to get some opinions on it! Thanks!

A #0008 Benny sold for $90 shipped. Just fyi. https://www.ebay.com/itm/LEGO-Brickheadz-The-Lego-Movie-2-Benny-41636-Numbered-0008-5000-/202614394584?hash=item2f2cc24ed8%3Ag%3AWcAAAOSwEwNcfJXP&nma=true&si=91dCJpY851o1OdXb3fCe2zHoKy0%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

buybox don't lie

Or they all wear white because are all dead. These are Avengers Afterlife

Living in places where all this stuff sold out MONTHS ago! My two locals had nothing at all left, not even Unikitty! All this stuff hit 50% so long ago, where do y'all live where 50% off battle packs don't sell!

You would think they have more pressing things to attend to than coordinating outfits. I didn't see anyone that dusted.

There is really a logical way for them to do this. They added the FVF on postage due to people selling an item for $1 and making the shipping the rest of the cost. There is no reason that they couldn't set the system to automatically subtract the actual amount paid through their label system from the fee total. For example buyer pays $20 for an item and pays $10 for postage. You print and pay $8 in postage through their label system (which they can easily verify). Your FVF is charged on the remaining $22. It will never happen though, as you never move backwards on fees when your client is all too familiar with paying.

Reading through this thread from the beginning is a trip. Sent from my iPhone using Brickpicker Forum mobile app

Excellent build and a great model...the best Creator Expert car yet IMO.

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Not me, but for me. My 70 year old mother was at a Walmart Marketplace yesterday, and found 21 Harry Potter minifigs on clearance....for 20 cents each!

I remember when I passed on these 50% off, lesson learnt