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So no, not really :o)
The most you can probably due is charge a dollar or two extra and sell it with your Han Solo polybag.
Mine will probably end up at the bottom of the trash..
Can we stop talking about this now? It was a two-day sale on a set no one cared about before it was on sale. And it still cost $100, which is no small amount of money for the average resident of the US.
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Go Blue
@Pitfall- You're right. Every day away from my collection is like torture.
My B-wing has changed status from backordered to In Process!
To be fair, he's been pretty great for Denver, and I think they have an exciting year ahead of them... but I still can't stand the guy.
I don't personally know Peyton or Eli, but from what I can gather they are good people, along with their father Archie. I will admit I'm partial to Peyton, because I'm a UT fan. But, all I ever saw from Peyton while he was at UT was a class act. He was a very responsible, mature young man while at UT. He didn't have an ego. He didn't do stupid things that so many college kids do. He stayed at UT for his senior year when he could have left earlier for the money but he didn't. He's a bit of a nerd who (I heard) doesn't even know how to connect his TV cable. Course, he doesn't have to worry with connecting his cable today. But he's a football genius. He knows the game, QB position, and offense better than most anyone in the league. Is he perfect? Nope. None of them are. But, all things considered I think he's one of the best QB's the NFL has ever seen. His records speak for themselves.
Lego related, TLG should grab an NFL license.
At least my kids loved the Yoda ears.
Football being a truly global game would have more appeal worldwide, unfortunately in a key sales market of the US I'm guessing its sport number 5 in the pecking order? I'm not counting individual things like golf and tennis.
So until American Football takes huge strides worldwide (unlikely) or Football takes over the US (never going to happen) then I don't see there being much scope for a major sports licence.
And for the record a Redskins fan after being given a Riggins jersey when I was 7.
No Chima sets in my order though!