So i wouldn't be surprised if I get it for my birthday even though I am ready to chuck all the lego's in my house in the trash. They are getting a little too much for my comfort.
Just had to pick myself up off the floor from fainting. Look at the resale prices. Do not donate them (unless you know an awesome kid who needs them, in which case donate personally), do NOT throw them away. Seriously.
Agree resale value is amazing!
For popular sets used sets sell for more than original price.
I've been doing a lot of shopping on Brick Link lately for my 3 year old son.
And for the poster who mentioned wanting more Disney minifigures - you can buy those on Brick Link too (my new favorite website)
I just voted for the Haunted Mansion and will definitely be buying this castle and putting away for a few years until my son is older! (Kicking myself for not doing that with Harry Potter)
I've never bought a Lego set on release day before.
Do we think this will sell out on Sept 1st?
Is it best to buy on Lego.com at midnight?
Eek! Wish I had known this a couple of weeks ago. I bought 3 Tidy Kat kitty litter buckets full of Legos at a garage sale for $5.00 a bucket. Now the bad news, I have already given them to my grandson. Ugh. I can't be bad Grandma and ask for them back, but I will ask them not to get rid of them when/if he stops playing with Legos. Good info to have anyway. Thanks!For those that want to sell their LEGO sets - go to Bricklink.com, and look at the prices. You can part your stuff out, sell whole sets outright, etc, and get great deals. DO NOT DUMP LEGO! Or, if you do, dump them to me.Even mini-figs can go for high prices, example: I have a Kanan from the Rebels series that has black hair. In the animated series, he has dark brown hair. They changed the hair after the series premiered to match better because at the time, LEGO didn't have much to work with. Black-haired Kanan is worth around $15 now. A Twilick from an old Star Wars Jabba set is worth quite a bit because she was exclusive to the set. That Tinkerbell will go for a bit, maybe $20? because she is exclusive.
Even certain stickers or parts of sets or pieces of colored bricks go for $$ because you could only get them with sets. So, before you dump, reseach whatcha got. Maybe that rare piece of trans-green 1 stud brick you have will be enough to fund an entire castle! Who knows?
For those that want to sell their LEGO sets - go to Bricklink.com, and look at the prices. You can part your stuff out, sell whole sets outright, etc, and get great deals. DO NOT DUMP LEGO! Or, if you do, dump them to me.Even mini-figs can go for high prices, example: I have a Kanan from the Rebels series that has black hair. In the animated series, he has dark brown hair. They changed the hair after the series premiered to match better because at the time, LEGO didn't have much to work with. Black-haired Kanan is worth around $15 now. A Twilick from an old Star Wars Jabba set is worth quite a bit because she was exclusive to the set. That Tinkerbell will go for a bit, maybe $20? because she is exclusive.
Even certain stickers or parts of sets or pieces of colored bricks go for $$ because you could only get them with sets. So, before you dump, reseach whatcha got. Maybe that rare piece of trans-green 1 stud brick you have will be enough to fund an entire castle! Who knows?
For anyone wondering, this is up for early purchase for VIP lego members. I ordered mine online yesterday for saturday delivery. Lego store near me sold out 22 of them in an hour and disney springs lego store sold out before 10am and started turning people away