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I now own at least 6 regulators, so I'd have to get one for not much more than $5
to be interested at all.
I am currently using them to power Technic creations, though I am starting to
gather bits for a train.
Michael Hopkins wrote:
> I am considering purchasing two 4561 Railway Expresses. I have no interest
> whatsoever in the train parts, so I would be either selling or auctioning all
> of the parts except for a few of the town-related parts. (To be honest, all I
> want are the windows, corrugated bricks, and the trans-red 1x1 bricks.)
>
> So this message is more an effort to gauge interest.
>
> I am mainly concerned about getting "stuck" with the train parts such as the
> track, speed regulator, wheelsets, motor, ramp, wagon plates, etc.
>
> I am considering the following:
>
> 1) Selling the parts straight sale at roughly 80% of the S@H price.
> IE, the track would be around $1 per piece, regulator would be $36, etc.
>
> 2) Auctioning the parts at a starting bid of 50% the cost of the the S@H prices
> of the same pieces.
>
> The main issues for me (not being a trainhead) is that I have no idea whether
> additional speed regulators are even useful. I can understand why one would
> want more track, couplers, and motors. At what price point would one consider
> buying an extra speed regulator? (A fair price, not a "I'd buy one for $5
> answer").
>
> In terms of selling or auctioning pieces, would you rather see them grouped
> into large lots, ie 16 curved rail pieces, or smaller lots such as 4, 2 or even
> one. Or would you prefer a mixture?
>
> Alternatively, is there anyone who has purchased a 4561 who would be willing to
> sell me just the windows for 25-50 cents each?
>
> Thanks for your feedback.
>
> -Michael
> <http://www.baylu
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