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 Author: dpc1971 View Messages Posted By dpc1971
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 13:35
 Subject: Bulk bricks to dispose of
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dpc1971 (150)

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Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.
 Author: kzinti View Messages Posted By kzinti
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 13:54
 Subject: Re: Bulk bricks to dispose of
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kzinti (4925)

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In General, dpc1971 writes:
  Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.

Maybe compile the parts in a list, then see if a Seller would be interested in
a trade for something in their store, and take the parts as payment.
 Author: FlavioLuisTeron View Messages Posted By FlavioLuisTeron
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 14:08
 Subject: Re: Bulk bricks to dispose of
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In General, kzinti writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.

Maybe compile the parts in a list, then see if a Seller would be interested in
a trade for something in their store, and take the parts as payment.

Well its ez, Sell them as bulk on ebay!
 Author: dpc1971 View Messages Posted By dpc1971
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 15:48
 Subject: Re: Bulk bricks to dispose of
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dpc1971 (150)

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In General, FlavioLuisTeron writes:
  In General, kzinti writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.

Maybe compile the parts in a list, then see if a Seller would be interested in
a trade for something in their store, and take the parts as payment.

Well its ez, Sell them as bulk on ebay!

I think they may end up on ebay - There's a good 100 orders worth of bricks
from on here in numerous boxes. It will take me weeks to list them all as I built
20+ variations of my project and ended up with losts of spare parts.
 Author: dpc1971 View Messages Posted By dpc1971
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 15:51
 Subject: Re: Bulk bricks to dispose of
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dpc1971 (150)

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In General, dpc1971 writes:
  In General, FlavioLuisTeron writes:
  In General, kzinti writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.

Maybe compile the parts in a list, then see if a Seller would be interested in
a trade for something in their store, and take the parts as payment.

Well its ez, Sell them as bulk on ebay!

I think they may end up on ebay - There's a good 100 orders worth of bricks
from on here in numerous boxes. It will take me weeks to list them all as I built
20+ variations of my project and ended up with losts of spare parts.
 
 Author: dpc1971 View Messages Posted By dpc1971
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 15:53
 Subject: Re: Bulk bricks to dispose of
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dpc1971 (150)

Location:  United Kingdom, England
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In General, dpc1971 writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  In General, FlavioLuisTeron writes:
  In General, kzinti writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.

Maybe compile the parts in a list, then see if a Seller would be interested in
a trade for something in their store, and take the parts as payment.

Well its ez, Sell them as bulk on ebay!

I think they may end up on ebay - There's a good 100 orders worth of bricks
from on here in numerous boxes. It will take me weeks to list them all as I built
20+ variations of my project and ended up with losts of spare parts.
 Author: dpc1971 View Messages Posted By dpc1971
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 15:54
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dpc1971 (150)

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In General, dpc1971 writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  In General, FlavioLuisTeron writes:
  In General, kzinti writes:
  In General, dpc1971 writes:
  Over the years I brought lots of bricks for a specific project. I spent easily
£500 on parts and and £300 on postage at the time. The bricks made a varied range
of lego gritters and ploughs.

I built 2 last year as a commission and they cost £50 each to make.

I don't need many of them now but it means I have hundreds to thousands of
parts (plenty of spares) that I don't need. I don't really want to start
selling them brick by brick, nor am I able to sell them as a complete model work
would not permit me to.

Any ideas.

Maybe compile the parts in a list, then see if a Seller would be interested in
a trade for something in their store, and take the parts as payment.

Well its ez, Sell them as bulk on ebay!

I think they may end up on ebay - There's a good 100 orders worth of bricks
from on here in numerous boxes. It will take me weeks to list them all as I built
20+ variations of my project and ended up with losts of spare parts.
 
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 Author: jgrossman1025 View Messages Posted By jgrossman1025
 Posted: Oct 24, 2021 20:42
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If you had a compiled list, I may be interested in them. If you are just going
to sell them for bulk prices.

Thanks, NG