Page Not Found (404) Sorry, what you're looking for can't be found! The page might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavaible. Or it probably just doesn't exist.Caterham Seven 620Rproduct_label_list_price_accessibility 29 Reviews123451FIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISCarsIdeasAdd quirky vehicle style to your shelf or desk! Caterham Seven 620R Reviews - page 2You must be 16 or over to participate in the Brickset Forum. Please read the announcements and rules before you join. LEGO Store Display Figures Worth Their Weight in Gold? I think I know the listing you are referring to. It has been up for many months. It is definitely a nice collection, but the price the person is asking for is ridiculous. Probably the reason it is not selling. BTW, the figures are also in the BrickLink Catalog. Some are listed by sellers more frequently than others. Prices range anywhere between around $300-$2000, depending on rarity. You might luck out and find the one you are looking for.
Or at least put it on your Wanted List, so you are notified when it becomes available. These have been in US stores in the past, but I haven't seen any in the last 10-or-so years. They used to be at Toys R Us and other places-- and a lot of Toys R Us locations gave them away or sold them at dirt cheap prices to whoever thought they were neat. I was told once by a fellow hobbyist that they weren't supposed to be sold by stores, although I don't really know the details.A store near us had some and sold theirs when they went out of business around 2008-- I think they sold for about $50 per figure. We bought ours for considerably more in 2009, I think-- somewhere in the $300-$600 ballpark, but I can't recall exactly. At the time, I remember there were others that were much cheaper (about $100), but they weren't ones that we wanted, since they were a less generic theme (Johnny Thunder or something).As I recall, the same is roughly still true. For a generic looking display figure, they're more expensive, and for the less in-demand items (like, say, Ninjago figures), you can get them for less.
Anyway, suffice to say, they used to be relatively cheap, but hard to find, because they weren't sold at retail. But nobody that sold them knew they were worth anything, and there was a smaller LEGO hobbyist community. Now they've probably gotten relatively rarer (since retail stores don't seem to have them at all), and more in demand with more hobbyists out there. So... now they're very expensive.If you want them cheap, you'll have to basically get lucky. Watch eBay, Craigslist, BrickLink, etc, and see if you can connect with anyone locally that might have them floating around in storage (people who owned small toy stores in the 1990s, for instance). Chances are slim that you can find one this way, but you can give it a go. I think that's a good plan of action. The seller may very well be willing to sell individually, especially considering how long the listing has been up. The price you mention is reasonable for these figures, although you may want to start with a lower (but still reasonable) offer to get a good deal (maybe 500?), so the seller understands that you are serious, but also won't overcharge you.
Sign In or Register to comment. It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons! Buying & Selling Topics“Stop by and bring your inner kid or your own kid if you have one and head on down to start building the next great idea.” “From Star Wars to ANY Lego set from beginner/advanced, this store has it!” “Oh yes I do love being a grown up, but, sometimes you just have to be a big kid.” "As far as real life pawn shops go (I don't buy into the "reality" of tv shows) Alexander's is about as good as it gets. Honest, pays more to buy gold or silver than the little shops popping up all over. "I'll preface this review by saying that unlike others, I refuse to write a review of a business I've never been to, even if I have a product from there that someone else gave me. That's why it took me so long…" Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Lego Store Chicago. "Let me just start out by saying that Mike told my fiance countless times that my engagement ring would be Perfect.
Well, he was right. I wouldn't change a thing about it. My fiance and I both…" "I honestly can't believe there's no review for this place yet, so there's likely another listing for this business, but I've searched it all kids of different ways, and I can't find anything. Too many red bricks!Attention is requested to create new articles from these links. Please remove this message when finished. Display Models are giant models created by the LEGO company and are almost exclusively at LEGO Brand Stores (although at stores such as Toys R Us they have had giant display models), as well as glued sets in display cases, often with lights, sounds, or functions (there are usually one or two of these at a time at Target, Wal-mart, and other such stores, as well as many at each LEGO Retail Store. The display models in cases are often sold at employee auctions, while the giant LEGO models often stay at stores, but are sometimes sold on Ebay by the LEGO Company and the proceeds are donated to charity.
“Yes because of it's location parking will be a true pain and you have to literally fight through a crowd of tourists and massive amounts of people to visit this place.” “A part of the Downtown Disney shopping area, this emporium for the Lego fan is not to be missed!” “From Star Wars to Marvel and DC. I was able to get a pic with a life size HULK!!” "The kids love this store its a very colourful shop, inside the Florida Mall. It has all varietys and colours of M&M and other M&M Branded Merchandise,. You could spend hours in this store looking…" "This was only my second time coming to this store. While the items are very expensive, their sales usually are pretty good. They aren't anything I could afford (and I'm not a huge fan of these super pricy…" Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about The Lego Store. "This place is awesome. My friend recommended this place. He has been going here since they opened. This was my first time here.