Re: blue/grey/dark grey plates, bricks, baseplates

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John Mycroft's Avatar (by Gravatar)John Mycroft posted on
October 18, 2005, 1:27 pm
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Try www.bricklink.com or a number of folks sell quantities of sorted pieces
on ebay.  Here's one I have bought several lots from - 250 flat yellow
plates, a pound of black bricks, 50 mixed wheels etc.  Tell em I sent you
and they'll double the price!!

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpaspike26QQhtZ-1


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jimvbills's Avatar (by Gravatar)jimvbills posted on
October 18, 2005, 5:27 pm
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Re: blue/grey/dark grey plates, bricks, baseplates

Double the price? I don't want to do that do I? Thanks for the referral
though, it seems like bricklink is more reasonable than ebay a lot of times
but I'm always looking for good deals...




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John Mycroft's Avatar (by Gravatar)John Mycroft posted on
October 19, 2005, 7:53 am
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Re: blue/grey/dark grey plates, bricks, baseplates

You're right about ebay - I've found that small Lego lots go for far more
per piece than you'd pay at Bricklink.  That's what I like about the couple
of people I tend to buy from - they package things as 250 bricks or 50
wheels or whatever.  A lot of ebay sellers bump up the postage beyond
belief, too.


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