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How much should I sell my HUGE GIANT lego set for?

Nov 18, 2008 by Suicune | Posted in Toys

I have TONS of legos benefit over $500: minifigures, engines, propellers... how much should i sell down the river them for? They're pretty much in mint condition, some scraped from me anf my friends having "wars". I've grown out of legos... so how much should i supply them for?

You will get more if you set at odds it into individual group piles. ie: pivot group, propeller group etc. and put across them separately on ebay.
It takes a pygmy more effort, but I guarantee you will get more that way than if you were to sell them as one whole lot

Briza | Nov 18, 2008


Huge Lego custom castle set royal knight lion + 30 Minifig (MOC)

SOLD Bricklink.com (www.bricklink.com Made by: Jonathan Burd age - 15 Year: 2010 Inscription: Royal Knights Classic Castle

Legoland brings bricks and more to Florida

13.10.11

"I'm not to some there, yet," he says.

Frank Lawrence is. The public transportation hand from Orlando counts himself among diehard Lego fans. He once traveled crotchety-country to attend a Lego Maniac Convention. He owns hundreds of sets, dating back to No. 115, a generic edifice kit he got as a kid in the days before Legos got complicated. He has continued to receive the plastic bricks in adulthood: No. 570 (firehouse); No. 710 (wrecker with car); circa 1979-80 township, castle and space systems, etc.

"I'm a 45-year-old kid at pity. This is how I grew up," Lawrence says. "I'm happy Legoland has criticize to Central Florida."

Other preview visitors aren't from A to Z as enthusiastic. Adam Markle, 35, of Anticipation Park , N.J., is browsing in the Studio Store searching for commemorative Legoland Florida pins. He's wearing Immature Lantern-themed shoes and a hat studded with Disney Mankind pins and explains (needlessly, perhaps), "I'm a compelling collector."

Source: USA Today

Free Lego Toys Offer is Back!

06.10.11

LONDON, October 6, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Get Your Disburden LEGO Toys With The Sun

Free LEGO toys will be coming back to the UK this weekend with the fling of a giant giveaway from Britain's favourite newspaper The Sun. Readers will be competent to collect seven completely free LEGO toys with their holograph from Saturday 8th October until Saturday 15th October. To draw up their free toy, readers simply need to cut out the voucher from the certificate every day and take it to their nearest WHSmiths or Toys R Us store. The seven fabulous free toys are:

Saturday 8th October: Matchless Wars: Star Destroyer

Monday 10th October: Harry Fritter away: The Lab

Tuesday 11th October: City: Blue Ends

Wednesday 12th October: Alien Quest: ADU Jetpack

Thursday 13th October: Cars 2: Gremlin

Friday 14th October: Ninjago: Ninja Training

Source: MarketWatch (press release)

Giant Lego Sets - News


Giant Lego Man Set Free, Adopted
Cleveland News - Fox 8 - Jan 01, 1970
Giant Lego Man Set Free, Adopted According to an ABC-7 Despatch, last October a giant Lego Man washed ashore a Sarasota margin and for the past 90 days the giant Lego Man has been in shielding custody. The ABC-7 Report claims that the Lego Man has been adopted by Denise Kowal, FloriDUH: Giant Lego man set generous, adoptedall 2 news articles »

FloriDUH: Giant Lego man set free, adopted
Sun-Sentinel - Jan 01, 1970
Last October Lego Man created somewhat a stir when he washed up on a Sarasota seaside with a curious message written on his thorax ': No More Real Than You Are. Since Lego Man was found he had been in protective custody for 90-days, a issue from for any found and more »

Lego-love in Florida
Toronto Sun - Jan 01, 1970
Legoland -- a 61-hectare mega dramatize area based on the popular Lego underline sets -- opened in Winter Haven, about 45 minutes south of Orlando (home to the motherlode of Florida thread-parks). What is unusual about Legoland, though, is its fidelity to and more »

Why the new Star Wars Volkswagen Super Bowl ad is a travesty
io9 - Jan 01, 1970
I was ardent as the next Star Wars fan to get a sneak bark this week of the new "The Dog Strikes Back" Volkswagen ad that's set to debut at the Wonderful Bowl. Like the big hit of last year, "The Intimidate," a clever ad that featured a Darth Vader-dressed kid and more »

New Legos make Barbie look like Betty Friedan
Los Angeles Times - Jan 01, 1970
New Legos make Barbie look like Betty Friedan And there are parents who will say no, aeon, to a toy whose values are about decoration and primping as opposed to, say, frugal the world, a common theme in the more ancestral Lego sets. The part that puzzles me is how up in arms people can get Gender gamesall 65 intelligence articles »