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Unsure about a classic set's price
I was just looking at some older entries in the Brickset database and came across something that surprised me. http://brickset.com/sets/760-2/London-Bus is listed with a US retail price of $49, which seems like a LOT for a 1975 set (that's like $224 in today's money, or around $2 per brick)! I know a lot of old sets had a… -
LEGO Set Box Variations for EU/UK-AUS/USA/CAN, and why some are worth more than others...
This week I wrote an article (part 1 of 3) for the Brickset "front page"... about LEGO sets by region... http://brickset.com/article/13338/lego-box-variations-by-country-part-1-1957-72 In the past year I've had 2 LEGO set collectors from UK and Canada send me a lot of images of sets from those countries, and I've been kind… -
Re: What's your LEGO 'status' today?
That didn't work so here's the link http://brickset.com/sets/760-2/London-Bus -
Re: The new Brickset: known issues
I've been following the new inventories/instructions feeds. I'm not sure they're updating - the most recent are the 9th/14th of March - and based on the wonderful data graph Huw posted, they should have updated by now. There is a new inventory for 4000011 as noted in the forum. Not sure on the instructions. Also, the… -
Re: Car buffs: Can anyone recommend a British car set from 1969
I draw your attention also to set #760-2 Double Decker bus. My brother had this; I've still got the instructions at arm's reach .... Note this is a very old set; whilst it was good for it's day, a cut-down version of Harry Potters Knight Bus #4866-1 (but in red) might be more anatomically correct! -
Unofficial LEGO Sets/Parts Collectors Guide "finally" going out next week!!
Those of you who have waited for weeks (or longer) for my nearly 3,000 page collectors guide will be rewarded in about 2 weeks when they arrive at your home. Plus the freebies (rare 1950s parts) that I promised. The last CD problems appear cleared, and unfortunately I cannot cram even more stuff in there or into my head! I… -
Re: Best sets for parts?
In ancient LEGO history (well OK the 1980s)..... I had the rare good fortune to find 35 London Bus Sets at $7 each (the USA 760 numbered version, not the "rest of world" 384 numbered version) on clearance in USA toy stores in the Detroit area. I've always been a fan of classic LEGO windows (1956-86), and each of those sets… -
Re: fake lego
PerryMakes... there's likely a hundred different viewpoints on storing LEGO... "obnoxious" is not one of the better ones! ;-) There's some folks on Bricklink that feel if 2 mint LEGO parts are snapped together... that they are now no longer mint... and that they should be treated as used. IMHO... LEGO should be treated… -
Re: Selling off my collection (Southwest Ohio, USA)
I'm counting today as the official 2-year anniversary of my decision to sell off my collection. I started with about 650 sets built and displayed, and I'm now down to about 25 sets. As I anticipated, the sale of my final sets is going excruciatingly slowly. I know that many of my remaining sets are not high demand, and I…
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