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Re: Why the Star Wars license isn't always good for builders
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Mon, 8 Sep 2008 00:46:04 GMT
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I have to agree with Adrian on this one. If you’d wanted those parts, you could
have bought up on the set, and then sold off the parts you didn’t want.
I think the parts are expensive because they only appeared once, there were only
3 of them in a 698-piece set, that set was a S@H exclusive from 5 years ago, and
because they are really useful.
I haven’t analyzed the Cloud City parts inventory, but I’d be surprised if the
parts-prices aren’t directly tied to how common the parts are.
OTOH, I certainly understand the frustration of wanting a specific part, knowing
it’s available, but not being able to justify the purchase price. In some ways,
that’s more frustrating than wanting parts that LEGO never made...
Steve
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| It's entirely possible that this particular equine corpse has been beaten so many times that you could read newsprint through it, but I have to get this out. If it's already been discussed ad nauseum, please just move on. After browsing Bricklink (...) (16 years ago, 7-Sep-08, to lugnet.starwars, FTX)
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