Buying and Selling Mass Quantities of LEGO Without Being Rich
- 6 years ago
This video explains why I buy so many of 1 particular set when on clearance (in this case set 3841), and how I can afford it. I mostly buy Lego on clearance when it is 50% off or better, then part-out the sets. I can usually double or triple (or more) my original value. This lot of 20 Minotaurus sets cost about $220 (bought at $7 to $12 each). The over 4800 pieces will have a value of about $600-$700 when I list them for sale. After fees I will make at least $300, which I can then use to by more sets! \r
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Royalty Free Music is Batty McFaddin by Kevin MacLeod () He is cool!\r
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As a side note, these Lego games have been mostly disappointing. The Minotaurus set is ually easy to play and understand, but in no way is it worth $25-$30 retail. I noticed at Walmart that it is now packaged with a Lego Nintendo DS game - still not worth $29.95 in my opinion.
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Royalty Free Music is Batty McFaddin by Kevin MacLeod () He is cool!\r
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As a side note, these Lego games have been mostly disappointing. The Minotaurus set is ually easy to play and understand, but in no way is it worth $25-$30 retail. I noticed at Walmart that it is now packaged with a Lego Nintendo DS game - still not worth $29.95 in my opinion.