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don't know whether to cry or laugh at those stupid enough to listen to idiots who are clearly bailing and trying to make money by selling fools "gold"

Took advantage of the Fleet Farm sale and bought an extra copy of 75369 and 75344. Used them to build the Ultimate Boba Fett Mech from Rebrickable.com. I made a few adjustments to use a more of the parts and lower the jet pack. 2nd pic is the leftover parts from both sets.

I thought y'all might like this one, which gives you a different kind of behind the scenes look.

Don't you know, you gotta spend money to make money.

Guys, this time Shane is revealing his BLUEPRINT and PULLING BACK the curtains! Don't Miss! might be the last hurrah before these influencers start to fade. BriQ Foundation already has been gone for close to a year.....

Thanks for the code! Just ordered the Death Star Trash Compactor for $62 & got the Lego Masters Trophy.

Code: WOWFRESH gave me 10 bucks off.

Average shelf life still looks to be 24 months. There are a decent number of sets each year that get the 18 month treatment, and a good amount that get 12 months or less. Still some are extended well beyond 24 months based on sales. I wouldn't call it a downward trend at this point. You have a correction after 2020 where they produced a ton to meet new demand. And now they've moved more dollars towards the high end adult market. The consumer dollars are spent on fewer sets at a higher cost, which still takes from availability to spend on the secondary market. About 75% of sets get that 24 month treatment. Nearly 100 sets released in 2022 got 12 months or less. 2023 currently has 79 sets on tap to retired in 12 months or less. But most of these usually are small sets, polybags, Mario, and other various turds.

with Batmobiles at 55, land speeders at 150, calendars already 10% off and tree houses at 144 sounds like they may have plenty of significant sales this year

PM Sent on the BN deal, you are on your own with the GF thing