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1. Re: Lego vintage cars (20's 30's 40's 50's 60's)

   

   

   Comment by Brickchap · June 2019 · Home› Collecting

   This appears to be the best Citroen so far that Ive seen. I agree it is a difficult car to build. This is the Citroen Traction roadster I believe, thanks for trying though!

2. Star Wars/Harry Potter/Bionicle

   

   Discussion by rcancs · April 2017 · Home› Marketplace

   New to this site and selling what's left of my collection. Mostly Star Wars original lines and first line of re-releases (circa 1999-2005). Only looking to ship to U.S. I also have an assortment of minifures. Message me for prices or details. Thanks! Star Wars: complete or nearly complete sets: 7141 Naboo Starfighter 4501…

3. Large Harry potter collection

   

   Discussion by Ollydc5 · November 2013 · Home› Marketplace

   Been collecting this theme for a while now but time to move on as have ran out of room to display. All sets are 100% complete plus there is a big bag approx 1.5 kg of spare Harry potter spares and a small box of mini fig accessories and body parts. Realise this lot could be sold separate but at the moment would be easier…

4. Wizard Hats

   

   Discussion by sidersdd · January 2013 · Home› Collecting

   I have a few deliberate collections of parts. One of which is the wizard hat in all its available colors. I recently received a Bricklink order with what is supposed to be the Light Purple one. But it looks rather like Dark Pink to me. I don't have the Dark Pink hat yet either, but have other Dark Pink elements to compare…

5. For Sale: 100+ Sets

   

   Discussion by dawidos · February 2012 · Home› Marketplace

   Hi. I have recently decided to sell my Lego sets. I have 104 sets, 99% of them are complete and have original instructions and boxes. Blocks possess normal signs of use. Of course those sets are in very good condition.I have alike Duplo, Bionicle, Harry Potter, Star Wars, Jack Stone, Mars and very big sets like Native…

6. Re: The End of Harry Potter LEGO?

   

   Comment by dawidos · February 2012 · Home› Collecting

   After much deliberation I eventually decided to sell my collection. To your happiness I have more than 100 sets including 5 sets HP for sale : ! 4708 HARRY POTTER - Hogwarts Express (2001) 4721 HARRY POTTER - Hogwarts Classrooms (2001) 4722 HARRY POTTER - Gryffindor house (2001) 4723 HARRY POTTER- Diagon Alley Shops (2001)…

7. Re: Do accessories usually come with minifigs bought on Bricklink?

   

   Comment by PurpleLego · December 2011 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Thanks Coolspash! I figure the minfigs probably look better with a world around them than to make a display box and line them up in it. I'm building my first lego model ever, I never knew it was this much fun. For now I'm going to stick to the new Hogwarts Castle (4842 & 4867) and expand to the grounds with the current…

8. Re: Predictions on Discontinuing Sets and their Secondary Market Value

   

   Comment by drdavewatford · February 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   10217 came out last year, but I think it will be gone soon and one of the most sought after HP sets when its gone. It is very playable and detailed, its the biggest HP set and is the only diagon alley set done. Not true - LEGO released a much smaller Diagon Alley set in 2001 : http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=4723-1

9. Re: Aesthetically displeasing sets...

   

   Comment by Zathras · September 2011 · Home› Collecting

   I refused to buy most of the 1st generation of (along with some of the 2nd generation) Star Wars sets on aesthetic grounds alone. While we fling rotten tomatoes; I've always thought that these 3 Harry Potter sets deserve some sort of warning that they could possibly cause permenant retina damage.…

10. Re: Where is the best place to sell LEGO? Ebay, Amazon, Bricklink...

    

    Comment by legowomen1980p · April 2011 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    well, that $10 set now costs the buyer $15.00 to get it.. which is a great buy.. about 1 to 2 hours of labor here in the U.S.A. compared to someone saving $300 to buy a set that translates into about 20 to 40 hours of labor for one set.. simply put, if you are trying to sell sets and not be the person buying them. It is…

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