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Yep. However I don't expect you to truly understand it given the way LEGO is "available" in Europe in comparison to Au/NZ. Having gone through there recently and experienced the LEGO retail experience it drives home the fact that LEGO treats us as a poor Cousin. Ultimately it works for them because we don't have many alternatives.

LEGO are not generous when it comes to Au/NZ. Unfortunately a single SW purchase even "just a keychain" that costs AUD6.99 will require AUD25 of postage. So that simple purchase from the generous LEGO will acutally cost you over AUD30 each time. LEGO bleeds us dry on pricing and screws us over on postage. Compare the UCS Tie. US LEGO site charges USD199 our cost is AUD299. Even with our currency in the toilet from an exchange point of view USD199 equates to ~AUD250. What is the US free postage limit? LEGO site suggests USD75. Bargain. What is the Au free postage limit? AUD200! LEGO aren't generous to us. Throwing around a few UCS Tie Fighters for a competition isn't generous. Whilst LEGO looks after Europe and North America the rest of world gets the middle finger from LEGO.

Hard to say what's more insulting 10% or the nothing that LEGO seems to think that Australasia deserves!

Howdy. Just found Brickficiency. Unfortunately like quite a few others it doesn't work for me. I keep getting the known "No stores that a> ship to you and b> are on your list of valid countries have this part" issue. I have a VPN and have tried US, Canadian and European portals with no success. Is there any word of a fix for this issue? The program promises so much... So I can try a little more debugging from my end does anyone have a BSX file, that worked for them, that I could try? Since it seems to be a deeply ingrained error, it occurs in all versions for me, I don't hold much hope for a solution. Are there any other options other than Brickficiency that people have found to work? Cheers.