Legoking

Eurobricks Members, It’s been quite a long time. I’m in pursuit of the original Lego wooden pull along duck from the 1930’s. If anyone has one in great condition, I’d be very interesting in not only seeing pictures, but maybe purchasing it. I’m also looking for Lego wooden pull along toys from the same timeframe (strictly focusing on animals). Please feel free to comment if you know anyone who might have a massive collection of them and/or open to selling. Thank you.

Still available as of 9/2/20.

Eurobricks community, It has been many years since I’ve been active on the forums as I used to be an extreme regular user. Pushed my LEGO collecting days aside years ago and getting back into it. I’m specifically looking for Wooden LEGO early toys from the 1930’s -1940’s - mainly the pull along animals. Is there anyone that specializes or is extremely familiar with this sector of LEGO and the value of each item - give or take condition and model? Also, could someone please give their opinions on the year estimates for these toys and what they are worth in the condition. I’m looking to buy them. Thanks again Eurobricks community. All comments and assistance is welcome and greatly appreciated. LegoKing

Up for trade/sale are 2 lots. The first lot is for all the brickarms weapons from 2009-2010. All are in very excellent condition, and the 2010 sci-fi pack is complete. The spartan armor packs are new/unopened, which are from brick forge, and the top middle right area are all early brick forge weapons and gear. All the Star Wars parts/torsos are the second lot up for sale/trade. All toros are in good condition. The only torso that has a small crack on the side is the green one. The Jar Jar head is cracked near the bottom area where it connects to the torso. Open to offers and/or trades. Again, you cannot pick parts and pieces. You can either buy/trade for the entire Star Wars lot, or the entire brickarms/brick forge lot. I am on Eurobricks straight-shooter list. Please be reasonable and respectful when making offers. Only will trade for complete sets, not theme restricted, or a PayPal transaction Thank you. LegoKing

The UCS falcon in September, but that is going to put me back for a while on new Lego acquisitions since it was $799.99 USD.

I wonder how long it is going to take for TLG to catch up on VIP backorders alone. Saw it was updated on their product page from being exclusive to VIP members from November and now pushed it through December. Looks like they are going to potentially go into the new year catching up on orders before they are available to the public. I spent 4 hours trying secure mine when it released in September.

Thank you @CopMike. After being a member since 2008, I am sincerely glad to see Eurobricks has been thriving each year since I joined. Happy Holidays to all.

I've missed this for the past 3 years, hopefully my entry still counts. I got the time zone mixed up because I live in New York. Hope your in a jolly mood today Mike. Thanks again for having this raffle.

This is Boba Fett's ideal Christmas tree (aka the most random tree he could find). As always, Fett is looking to get paid. That is my signature minifig for those of you who didn't notice who Fett is bartering with. I know this was late, and had the time messed up because I live in New York, I apologize. Would appreciate it I could be entered in this raffle, if not, good luck to all, and great MOC's by all the participants.

Finally was able to get my hands on one of these bad boys after all the years I've been saving up for him!

It's been a while since I've been on eurobricks, but congratulations Phred.

I'm finaly glad to see TLG is bringing back the blue coats. My passion for Lego my reignite once again.

Funny story about clone and knockoff Lego products in general. There is a building in Billund, that houses the famous Lego vault containing every Lego set made to date, I am almost certain of. But walking around upstairs in the museum, you see the history of how Lego evolved over time, including a red car model that Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen build years ago. But later on we were taken to this semi-secret room that is filled with Chinese knockoffs and clones of Lego. I went on this tour back in 2011, but our tour guide said how hard TLG tries to eradicate Lego clones from stores, but it is a hard battle for them to win.

I believe this might be another explanation that will answer your question Captain Fortune. In the 1990's and early 2000's, TLC was not doing that well and recording losses of significant amounts. Check out and read this short article.

Haven't logged onto eurobricks in months, but to log on and see this is great news and made my dad. Can't wait to see the final ship design and will look forward to buying it. Long live lego pirates!

You do make a valid point as to selling the entire lot as one. It would take a long time to find a buyer since it would be quite a bit of money. Yeah, wouldn't really be interested in selling only a few. Thanks though. LegoKing

Thanks for that recommendation. I know the values of the sets I have, not worried there. I believe to maximize profit, it would be to sell everything individually, but that is really time consuming.

I've been collecting Lego since I was 3, so I have a strong passion for it. Not really doing it because I need money or space issues, but because it just sits there and lost my love for Lego. That really will make me think after you're story Andy. I have only a few 80's space sets and such, but those are quite valuable now a days. Thanks for that story though. This will be a tough choice. That is true, and you do make a valid point. This would be a large sum of money and I would say that there is someone out there to try and scam me. Thanks for that pointer.

Sorry, I live in New York.

Thanks for the advice. That does make sense, only bad part about ebay is the 10 percent fees. Down side to selling individually is that it would be very time consuming.

Thinking about selling my entire lego collection as one lot. Am starting to move on in life, as I still like discussing and talking about lego on Eurobricks, I don't see a need to have this many sets anymore. The majority of my collection are opened sets on display in my closet. All are 100 percent complete with a large percentage that have both boxes and instructions. There are only a few sets in which they are missing the instructions and/or original box. Quite a few sets are unopened and mint in their box. Have a lot of star wars sets. Roughly have several hundred loose minifigs ranging from any theme you can think of, a lot of star wars minifigs as well. This is my set list- http://brickset.com/search/?ownedBy=legocollector . As I am at college currently and cannot take any pictures until I get home in the fall. Where would be the best place to sell everything as one giant lot? Or if any of my fellow eurobrick members are interested. Thanks, LegoKing

Couldn't agree more, but this is going back a few years earlier. Black seas barracuda is a classic and favorite set of mine.

Nice MOC, digging it to be honest. This reminds me of the black seas barracuda pirate ship just a little bit. The ship has a very smooth, clean look that makes the pieces really flow together. The sails are really nice as well. The only thing that is wrong is those new red coats, lets see more of them old school ones. Good job!

Wow, that was the shortest Lego survey I've ever taken.