Bricklinking full sets

[ryanoliono]

So, as i was in my dark age when the original Batman sets came out and they sell for such high prices I've been considering bricklinking the parts for the Batwing set and the Bat tank set, does anyone think this is a good idea, or will it turn out to be just as expensive as buying the sets on the bay? thanks in advance for any advice

[Oky]

As far as I know, the Batman sets didn't have any exclusive parts, so yes, I'd say it would be much cheaper bricklinking the parts, especially if you're not planning to get the figs (which cost about as much as the set they came in).

[ryanoliono]

ah awesome, well i have a few batmen figures so I'm not too bothered about the figures, it would be nice to have a riddler but it may just be a case of watching the price on him, well i guess i shuld start the process of printing the peeron parts lists off

[Vindicare]

If you want the Riddler, just buy 6857 Jokers Funhouse and you'll get a cool Riddler fig.

[Sam892]

I did this a couple of months back and ordered the parts for set 7676 the republic attack gunship. Its a good idea to do but you need to be careful when doing it as a lot of pieces were not available in the UK do I had to order from the US. So make sure to always check the postage and what not. I saved about £50 on the Gunship and all the parts were brand new. Recently I've been thinking about bricklinking parts for the tumbler set. If your not bothered about figured then go for its an easy way to get a nice cool set at a reasonable price.

[ryanoliono]

I recently

Bricklinked the parts for the Brent Waller tumbler and it worked out well for me. Definately going to piece together the batwing this way it looks so cool and the new one pales in comparison I think

[KurttKrueger]

I Bricklinked the older Batmobile for about £20 a while a go, so I was happy with that.