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11. Re: [US] New wave of clearance at Wal-Mart?

    

    Comment by DavidBrickley · August 2012 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

    For most of the larger sets that are not EOL, I agree, wait for 50%. The smaller sets are a better deal now. Anything that was $20, now $13 (35% off) or was $10 (now $7) are great sets to get to have on hand. The make great last-minute birthday and Christmas presents, and if you don't need them for gists, some have decent…

12. Re: 2013 Brickset Raffle *ENTRY TO RAFFLE NOW CLOSED*

    

    Comment by SirKevbags · August 2013 · Home› Community and Events

    Warren Elsmore who many of you know here or if you don't you may have bought his excellent recent book handed over the delivery at Yorkhill in Glasgow today. He is pictured with Claire Hughes from Yorkhill who communicated with the play team and the following sets were supplied. #4636 Police Building Set x 37 #4637 Safari…

13. PD66's TRADE LIST - CMFs, SETS AND POLYS (UK BASED)

    

    Discussion by pd66 · February 2013 · Home› Marketplace

    Hey everyone - thought it was about time I got round to compiling a proper trade list and seeing whether anyone on here is interested in what I've got and we can do a deal. I have traded with a few members on here already - both UK and US based - and all have been successful on both sides. Take a read of my trade and wants…

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14. Re: Alternative to Lego building sets...

    

    Comment by cheshirecat · October 2013 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    @iamterry so that train cost you £2.50 in a store in China. How much do you think it would cost by the time its packaged, shipped and sold in Tesco (Tesco's overheads will be >>> than a shop in China and their profit margins on an item like that too). It might be less, but not that much less than many of the smaller LEGO…

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