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The hunt is half the fun. I don't buy sets anymore, but when I still did, I dumped it all in one pile, and sorted it how I saw fit and then started building.

I watched all of your attempts, it was brilliant, and it indeed 'flew' a bit ! :D

OP? The auction has ended, so, were you the one who bought it?

That's a great review, but the dude is barely understandable, he talks so fast and swallows words quite badly. EDIT: I'd just like to add that I can hear he has a very slight speech impediment, but that's not a/the problem at all though. He'd be perfectly understandable, except that he also talks really fast and swallows half of the words he speaks.

Not today, but yesterday: http://brickset.com/...er-TIE-Advanced http://brickset.com/...akin-s-Podracer http://brickset.com/...-ST-Snowspeeder http://brickset.com/...fighter-Slave-I Complete with packages, all the pieces and in great condition, and all of that for the grand total of 7 euro's ! EDIT: picture https://i.imgur.com/i6JmItd.jpg !

Personally, I like video's with commentary a lot more, the silent ones, or the ones with only background music are so awkward. Just watched your crawler vid, and I thought it was not only very informative, but also quite funny [i like your accent, it sounds funny, but don't let that stop you, it's way better than having no commentary, and I think it's sweet]. Don't misunderstand me, the funny bit kept me watching at all the informative bits ! One thing you should focus on is the names of the parts you are using, you are using 'this thing' way too much when describing the used parts.

Yup, I'd go for BL too.

Each order you place in a store is separate from orders in other stores you order. You have to understand that each store is indeed it's own store, so if you order something from one store, that's considered one order, which includes handling, shipping costs, etc.

Around 60K parts.

Don't forget that LEGO City is more aimed towards younger children, and they like playing with their sets, so a boat with a hull that actually floats is a BIG plus for them, it ads so much playability, I know I used to love floating boats when I was young ! [i can't count the hours I played in bath with my floating ships] Plus, bigger parts make the sets easier to build, another plus for the younger children: it is easy to build, and really looks the part !

I talked about it, does that count?

It sounds stupid, but not being able to buy certain sets: the Minecraft Micro worlds, the Back to the Future set, the Ghostbusters set, and the one I regret the most: at some point, a local online shop here in Holland had a 20% off of a three-set from the LEGO Movie [spaceship spaceship SPACESHIP, the Dropship and the Mech]. There are many more, but these are the most recent ones I missed out on [or am at this moment missing out on].

I don't think I'm exaggerating when I say that I've seen 90% of all Brick Show video reviews. I love their style, especially the corniness, it keeps it light and fun. To me, the reviews are both informative and entertaining, which is great. Another one I really love is Jangbricks, some might think he's a bit long winded [which he is at some points, but not too often] but very thorough, plus he's been doing all the Classic Space sets, which I grew up on ! Nostalgia !! Jason and Stephen, keep doing what you're doing, but don't make it too commercial in nature.

NUTS ! From what I can see, there's at least 5 to 10K pieces there, and if most of the bricks' integrity is in tact, I am SO FRIGGIN JEALOUS !

Probably 0014, because by the time I was ten, I considered myself too old for LEGO.