Caporegime
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The going rate is about £400?
my Red 5 is still unopened too,
I got it in 2016 for £200 from a Tesco.
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The going rate is about £400?
my Red 5 is still unopened too,
I got it in 2016 for £200 from a Tesco.
FWIW I live I Belgium and it’s sold out, so last ones must have shifted in the last few hours.
I use https://www.brickwatch.net/en-GB/ to check for bargains. German sites and various Amazon ones ship to UK no problem. Weak Sterling doesn’t help you much though.
Caporegime
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You must have a lot of storage space!
Garage and loft!
Looks like they sell for about £320 on ebay and £450 on amazon
You can have mine for £500
Looks like they sell for about £320 on ebay and £450 on amazon
You can have mine for £500
Haha I'm waiting for it to hit 1k before I sell!
Yeah it's crazy. Quite a few on ebay are selling in the 350+ range
I'm looking to shift a few sets the next 1 pound listing day
I sold mine, albeit built a couple of years ago on gumtree for £90!
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Latest couple of alt brand builds, first up another of the little Sembo cars. This Jeep is probably one of the better ones as its nice and sturdy compared to some of their others that have a habit of falling apart when touched. Can't fault the brick quality of these.
Next up something bigger and something I've been wanting to get for ages, the XingBao Blue Sonic. Very cool model and very enjoyable build, decent mix of technic and standard pieces, plus lots of non standard building techniques that makes its a fairly complex/challenging build. Brick quality is very good but not as good as Lego or Go Bricks (with the latter being better than Lego these days), found the clutch on some of the pins a little loose but I know this is an older model. Can see myself picking up the similar Red Power car they also do to go with this.
Next up something bigger and something I've been wanting to get for ages, the XingBao Blue Sonic. Very cool model and very enjoyable build, decent mix of technic and standard pieces, plus lots of non standard building techniques that makes its a fairly complex/challenging build. Brick quality is very good but not as good as Lego or Go Bricks (with the latter being better than Lego these days), found the clutch on some of the pins a little loose but I know this is an older model. Can see myself picking up the similar Red Power car they also do to go with this.
@GSXRMovistar Wheres the little Landy copy one from please?
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It's a Jeep not a Landy, think I may have ordered that from AliExpress, can't recall which seller.
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Oh that blue car is fantastic, looks like a 60's Eagle. Now if they did a Lotus 49...
Not seen these Monkie Kid ones before.
(In the window of one of those independent comic book style shops)
It's to please the chinese market, which they only originally did to shut down lepin and all the other fake lego producers.
Some nice looking sets and models though. The ship model is fun.