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I'm convinced LEGO restricts certain sets to geographic regions to encourage after market activity, haha...
Am glad I started collecting the pieces five years ago. My Dupes have been homeless for too long. Might be a full scale riot if I don't let them out of their containers soon.
Just read that Ghostbuster actor Harold Ramis has died.
So bearing that in mind I ordered some white plates - and they turned up just plain awful. Loads of different shades, yellowing, bite and gouge marks. Some were filthy, some had pen marks on them, I haven't a clue what the seller was thinking (and I've bought from them in the past no problem).
Took me a good while to sort them out. About 25% were fit for the bin. The others, well, they're usable, but I probably wouldn't have bought another 25% if I'd seen them.
Anyway, I complained. The seller refunded for the dud parts within an hour so top marks there, but it could have all been avoided in the first place. And now I have to place another order - so more post costs.
Grrrr!
I have heard back from the first seller and he will refund me some dodgy parts, and also replace the missing parts. I now have to go through and work out which pieces I was missing. Out of 600 hundred parts its a job im not looking forward too!
Thats not good about your order either. If it had been 1 or 2 parts ok, but 25% is quite a lot. :( Glad you had it sorted. I gotta go sort parts out now. Not what I was hoping to do with my evening.
On that note I'm putting myself into LEGO rehab. I'm backing away from buying. I will commit to building the MOC's that I have told myself was the reason why I needed so many sets. I just want to make sure I dont ruin my love of the brick. Its like when you are full on cake but there is just that one small piece left so you eat it aswell. Afterwards you regret it and eating cake is never the same.
I promised myself I wouldn't start on it until we got this house up for sale and bought the new house and moved in, as I don't want to loose any of the pieces in the move...but it's still there, taunting me.
I have nothing else to build, I keep buying Minifig in the hope it will pass, but it hasn't...
Argh!!!! :(
Next Shop order will be in April with double points. :)
Getting some Mixels later today, to see if they are as much fun as people say....
On that note, thanks @lego91 for mentioning the Rapunzel set offer, I'd missed that somehow and my daughter will love it, and the Martian Manhunter for that matter, she's got a diverse set of interests :)
WARNING! Mixels will seriously damage your bank balance.
One set of each wave simply isn't enough..... :) :) :)
After a few minutes of carefully aiming and shooting down battle droids my mom came up to my room and asked what I was doing, to which I awkwardly replied "Nothin" she just shook her head and walked off LOL.
TO WAR!!
*ping* *ping* *poing*
:oD
I will be making the next Lego Creator set for 2015, its for my final project in Art at college. It's not the only set I will be buying for parts, it's just the beginning :)
I know she won't be reading this, but I'd like to thank my beautiful wife for enabling me to have the first really good afternoon I've had in over a month. I love you, Mrs Q. :-)
What's all that about then?