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For Sale (Charity): full set of The LEGO Movie Minifigures (UK) with £16 donation to Fairy Bricks
I have managed to get a few full sets of The LEGO Movie Minifigures this weekend at WHSmiths using (or rather reusing) my £5 off £12 vouchers, each set roughly costing £24 (or £23.97 to be exact).
I am offering these at £40 (RRP £39.84) plus postage (your choice of First Class Signed For at £4.10 or Second Class Signed For at £3.70), thus allowing the £16 'savings' to be donated to Fairy Bricks as agreed by
@SirKevbags.
I currently have two full sealed sets available so PM me if you are interested in purchasing one.
@akunthita, please pass on my thanks again to the wonderful William and his amazing guide
http://thebrickblogger.com/2014/01/guide-to-feeling-for-the-lego-movie-minifigs/Thanks for looking :)
KT
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PMs replied to.
KT
I'm putting @StormKitty forward to start now. Not that I'm remotely interested in the crappy figs, but if she takes us up on it, and only if, she's got a fourth order.
/does the I'm-getting-some-minifigs dance!
The other bit of good news is that I got a new till spit earlier with another £5 off £12 spend valid until Sunday 16 February, so if anyone else is still after a set then PM me.
:o(
...unofficially (as it's not signed for yet). :o/
The postie's electronic signage tool wasn't working, (apparently modern day life hasn't heard of pen and paper to sign with, and I'm left assuming we never sent packages until the invention of mobile electronic GPS tracking devices)... So he needs to come back again later to sign it off. :oS
Ughhhhh, what a stupid way round to do things. Either let me just scribble on some paper, OR bring the parcel when the gizmo works. But no, I have to wait aaaaaall day now, for the postie to come back with his electric gizmo.
What would he do if i just went out? Stand around outside the house all day, waiting for me to return? :o.
:oP
Posted a couple more parcels earlier. Some very generous people out there, a further £67.30 to pass onto Fairy Bricks thanks to @legomatt, @tom4086 and @MinifigsMe :-) If my maths is correct, it should be a grand collective total of £129.00 raised so far.
I'm still happy to take more orders as my new vouchers are valid until Sunday 16 February.
We're almost half way through opening our set with my two boys. So much easier knowing there won't be any duplicates. Thank you!
^ alot of fondling of alot of shiny packets with alot of bemused stares from other shoppers but all usually rewarded by some ever so handsome cashiers ;-)
Anyway, these occasional absurdities aside, I do actually appreciate what little we have left of the Royal Mail. Such a shame they will be next in line after hospitals to be carved up by the asset strippers we call government... but that's for another topic.
I've just finished opening all the bags, and I bow down before the mad skillz of @StormKitty - all the way through, I was thinking 'There's going to be a double.'
No doubles!
Awesome! Thank you so much, StormKitty! A perfect set in one go.
/throws shapes and does the 'I've-got-a-complete-set' groove
/Mrs Boo gives disapproving look and starts moving the breakables
My last set of £5 off £12 vouchers end this Sunday if anyone else is interested. Sadly, the new ones I have in my purse which start next week are £5 off £20 spends giving only a measely 25% discount.
@Jabba_the_Taff, PM sent.
I asked if you post to Australia too?
Thanks
At 350g (no idea if thats a reasonable guess) its £7.50 normal or £12 signed for to both Australia and USA. So its annoyingly expensive is the answer. That said, i remember for the stig keychain giveaway someone got one in Aus that was just posted with a 2nd class stamp - but probably not worth the risk!
A full set in their jiffy bag weighs 215g, so @FollowsClosely and @Bluefairy_56, do you guys want to have a think about the postage costs and PM me again?
I'm out for the day now so will try check and reply to PMs later when I get a chance.
Maybe next time. Thanks again.
My final £5 off £12 voucher has been used and fully abused today, it has now expired but I did get some new £5 off £15 spend ones today which are valid until Sunday 16 March. It won't be a full £16 per set donation using the new vouchers but we would still be passing on a £13.28 donation per set to Fairy Bricks if anyone else is interested.