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91. FS (WW): Beautiful Complete NYCC/SDCC/NYTF Minifigure+Set Collection RARE

    

    

    Discussion by samiam391 · May 2017 · Home› Marketplace

    I am selling a 100% complete NYCC/SDCC/NYTF collection that I am willing to split up and sell the pieces individually. Condition: All items are mint unless otherwise noted. These are probably the best condition you'll be able to find anywhere as I pride myself on only offering the best. Shipping (US+WW): Shipping within…

92. (WW) FS: Huge lot of Sets and Figures- Harry Potter, Modulars, Batman, Sculptures, Star Wars, Pirate

    

    Discussion by samiam391 · June 2014 · Home› Marketplace

    Hi all, I am located in the United States. Most items ship for free in the US (minifigures do, sets do not). I will ship WW for a small cost. If you want your item shipped in a box for maximum protection, then feel free to ask. Any item over $100 is automatically shipped in a box. Pictures can be sent upon request. Please…

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93. Re: CND DeLorean Time Machine Looking For

    

    Comment by KungFuKenny · June 2020 · Home› Marketplace

    Succinct and well said! There are many sets that I kick myself for not getting at retail. One set I missed the boat on (literally) was #10210. It went for $179 at retail and now goes for over $750 sealed. If I wanted it badly enough I would pay the going rate. I also have the option of BrickLinking the parts or buying…

94. Re: Wanted: Eiffel Tower (10181)

    

    Comment by LegoFanTexas · January 2013 · Home› Marketplace

    On the other hand, someone on Bricklink has a bricklinked copy with instructions for $700 in Canada, which strikes me as reasonable for all new parts (if they really are of course). There are a number of reasonable used copies on eBay for $750, give or take, including instructions. But then I guess it depends on what you…

95. Re: How do you stack your Pick a Brick cups?

    

    Comment by GallardoLU · July 2014 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    you know you can buy a box of anything from the PaB wall if you really need a bulk amount (example: 2x4 bricks, I bought 6 boxes at 750 bricks each box) the value is better than the cups are and you don't have to waist time stacking/building to optimize the cups. That said, I tend to spend time and optimize the bricks,…

96. Re: Selling on eBay

    

    Comment by nkx1 · August 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    ^That is odd that the person wouldn't make an offer. Then again, there are a fair number of affluent people there, so maybe the buyer just doesn't care about the money. I somewhat recently sold a $750 laptop to a guy with 0 feedback and a newer account. Thought for sure I'd get ripped off. Got a positive feedback a week…

97. Re: CUUSOO Corner

    

    Comment by dougts · August 2013 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    ^ I would tend to agree, which is one of the reasons I stopped looking at the site long ago. Now, I probably have a more narrow definition of what is a "good Cuusoo project", which is why there are few or none in my view: anything over approximately 750 pieces: OUT anything related to a current LEGO license: OUT anything…

98. Re: Price per piece ratio - Do you believe it is a factor for buying?

    

    Comment by mathew · August 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    I would love to own the Death Star, but it's still $400. You can buy a large variety of sets with that $400. I don't think price per piece is really as important as play value. For example a lot of older sets from the 80's were less brick heavy than today's sets. A good example is the classic 928-1: Space Cruiser And…

99. Re: emilewski: Looking for input on Bricklink transaction

    

    Comment by vitreolum · June 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    I've had only one problem with bricklink and I've placed over 100 orders. Bought a sealed Mos Eisley for $80 from a seller with no feedback, he provided pictures and answered all my inquiries. I knew it was too good to be true, but I really wanted the set and decided to gamble. Made the payment, waited for two weeks and…

100. Re: 1960s wooden boxes

     

     

     Comment by Istokg · September 2015 · Home› Collecting

     All true LEGO boxes have to have a logo or image somewhere on the box. I've got images of 80 different wooden boxes, and never seen one with a leather handle, or that strange arrangement of compartments. I think it's either a non-LEGO box that was filled with circa 1965-75 basic and model sets, and spare parts packs... or…

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