I wonder who those "dads" are…… :)

stkhlmdk · Post by **stkhlmdk** » 16 Dec 2012 08:48

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/ne ... s-pay.html

Could it be someone from our little bunch who causes this?

Thundershot · Post by **Thundershot** » 16 Dec 2012 09:08

You just know, from the high R.R.P's, that Lego aren't even attempting to sell thier Star Wars sets to children any more.

redrage · Post by **redrage** » 16 Dec 2012 09:43

The question is do I openmymillenium falcon of not. Got it as a pressie for sorting out my exams. I'm thinking Christmas Day I'm gonna do it?

Chopper · Post by **Chopper** » 16 Dec 2012 09:51

Yeah, rip into it mate. Ed, my thoughts exactly. Some of that sh*t is way to expensive to be a toy. My Millennium Falcon was originally $450au, about 300 pounds.

SteveD · Post by **SteveD** » 16 Dec 2012 10:27

Get it built!
I can't see where the Sun got the £3000 price tag from though! It's not like it's sold out or anything!!! I'm waiting for the sales to hopefully blag it for less than £100, but now fear the suns sh*t journalism will have folks buying them up to try to sell for silly money like last years advent calendar did!! I hate the Sun.

The Baron · Post by **The Baron** » 16 Dec 2012 12:47

They should be firebombed for inventing the phrase 'inner kidult'

Mate, if you can find a sucker willing to pay £3K for it, don't build it.

SteveD · Post by **SteveD** » 16 Dec 2012 18:34

It's typical Sun made up journalism!!! Has anyone seen one sell for £3k??? If anyone wants one I can walk from my house to the Lego shop (to avoid traffic - about a mile!) and buy one off the shelf!!! £130. So if anyone believes the Sun that walk would generate me £2,870! It's bullshit! I f'in hate the Sun!!!!

redrage · Post by **redrage** » 16 Dec 2012 20:29

There are a few for sale on eBay for 2 - 3 thousand. Will find links later. Not sold but someone is trying!

Dark Horse · Post by **Dark Horse** » 16 Dec 2012 20:47

I foresee a time in the future where the world is taken over. Not by Zombies or Terminators or Aliens... but by Lego.

AnnieM · Post by **AnnieM** » 16 Dec 2012 22:00

We've all seen it so many times with eBay. I could put my old workbooks on there for £4000 but it doesn't mean they're worth it, or that someone will actually pay that for them. We saw z good example of this when a lady I know tried to sell her Olympic torch - bidding reached £15000 because the auction was sabotaged by people who thought it was immoral to sell this item - after that, about twenty were listed from £5000 upwards but none of them sold for anywhere near that.

Blood for the Baron!

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