Yesterday after purchasing some more Lego figures, I was told that there would be more stuff put out today, so since I had a bit of time, I popped back down to check out some of the new stuff.
I picked up this Dinosaur, and a few other versions of Chris Prats character from Jurassic World.
They're not particularly valuable, but I figured I could bundle the dino, and the few versions of him alongside the other characters from that film.
I was able to get one of these tribal characters, and with him, I was able to complete him, with his head piece.
Him, complete, is worth something like £12, and the red characters legs, which aren't apart of the completed character there, are actually worth about £5, which is mad.
Here are a few more I got, the goblin looking guy I saw there the last few days and didn't pick him up, and I did today, and I'm glad of it.
He's worth something like £10, and is complete, which I'm delighted about.
The other figures aren't complete, but one mad thing is. The first character with the hat, is completely mismatched, but the torso section is worth £20 pound alone.
I picked up this car, but haven't been able to find it on the Brickscan app, so I'm assuming that app is better with figures as opposed to sets.
I looked it up through Google lens, and found that it's not particularly valuable (around €7) but no biggie, it's something else to have and through up on eBay.
It's not complete, but is only missing three small pieces by the look of it.
Here are a few accessories that were mismatched with figures which I decided to leave off.
Nothing overly valuable, but not bad to have nonetheless.
Here we go, 70 items, and 22 figures so far.
I have a bag of stuff back home which I'll go through, but so far my value is £245 pound, which is close to €300, and in total I spent about €45 on this lot, so not a bad potential profit.
I'm torn between selling it as one big lot, or as individual bits and pieces.
The only way to really make it worthwhile is making it a listing where people can choose what they want, and at that, multiple items in one go, because the postage would be €10 whether it's one tiny piece, or a bundle of pieces and a few figures.
At least allowing people to pick and choose what they want from the lot would make it so someone who wants a few things isn't being forced to buy everything in one go.
