Dr. X

It doesn't look like anything else is going to be sold, so I'll be selling the items at a garage sale and deleting the images. Mods feel free to close thread.

Lime and orange are sold!

So sorry.... I'm used to other forums where daily bumping is necessary to keep your topic even remotely visible. I'll stop immediately. Also, the next batch of minifigs and the random PAB cup have been sold. Edit: I'm leaving tomorrow (the 30th) for New Hampshire, I'll be back on the 9th. I'll still be able to communicate but I won't be able to ship anything. Edited edit:, the drawer of transparent parts has been sold.

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+1 for JCC1004... very smooth transaction, thanks!

I'll probably be listing everything in this thread on eBay soon... if anyone is considering buying something, you might want to act fast.

More stuff! Sorry about the crappy picture quality. It's difficult to photograph white on white. Indy truck. Complete aside from the grate on the front. $12 shipped? Big Ice Planet set. Definitely not complete... what you see is what you get. $25 shipped Fighter. Again, what you see is what you get. $11 shipped Brickfest '07 commemorative set. Mostly complete. $9 shipped

Brown fighter SOLD! Set 10177 SOLD!

First batch of figs SOLD, Grab bag SOLD!

Let's skip the sob story. Some of you here may already know about this but I'm taking a leave of absence from this hobby for an undetermined amount of time. I'm keeping most of my LEGO but I'm in need of cash for other hobbies so I'm selling these few things. I only take Paypal as a form of payment. All quoted prices include shipping. Not interested in trades unless you've got any Batman or Star Wars figs. ________________________________________________________________________ Set #10177 Dreamliner. It's almost entirely complete, just missing a few random pieces. It's a great source of white/blue parts, and instructions should be available from Peeron or Brickfactory. Retails for $80 SOLD! Half a cup of lime ($6 shipped), full cup of random PAB (SOLD!), and a full cup of orange ($9 shipped). BrickCon grab bag. Good stuff. SOLD! Random figs. SOLD! More random figs. SOLD! ________________________________________________________________________ I'm also selling a few of my MOCs (yeah I'm shameless), I figure they're worth more together than in pieces. If you're interested in any of the ones below PM me (not sure how much they're worth, but I'm thinking of selling at around the same prices as normal sets). (the above design is not mine, built from Peter Morris's instructions) ________________________________________________________________________ In addition to all this, I've also got a few tubs of random unsorted LEGO and a few big drawers of color-sorted LEGO. Pics are here (sorry about the crappy quality). If you're interested in any of those, PM me and we can work out pricing. ________________________________________________________________________ Thanks! -Johnny

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Replied... everything in the picture is still available.

Up for sale/trade is a small fraction of my fig/accessory collection... I'd be listing this stuff in my BL store but there's so much it would take forever. I'm only interested in money or any Star Wars/Batman figs. Make me a reasonable offer for the whole thing or whatever you want (keep in mind I don't really want to bother packaging and shipping just one or two parts for a few dollars of profit, though). I take Paypal, and in trades you ship first unless you've got good feedback. PM me for fastest response. Click the images for large pics. Thanks! -X

I'm not exactly sure what it is, but I had fun building it. Possibly some sort of racer or sports speeder. Full gallery here. -Dr. X

I tried out that new nnenn/peter cockpit box with this one, it was awesome. Built for the light fighter challenge in the starfighters group. gallery -Dr. X

A few quick apocafied vehicles for the Zombie Apocafest in October. Post-apoc vehicles are so fun to build (provided you have enough chains). Gallery -Dr. X

Designed using lessons learned from the service of the Tsing-Yoichi, The Tsing-Nasu was an excellent starfighter, even by modern standards. It had the same basic armament as the Yoichi but with improved particle cannons, and much better maneuverability. Gallery -Dr. X

The Enzo-71 is one of the most desired starfighters in existence, partly because of it's superb craftsmanship and also because only 10,000 were ever made. The hyperdrive-equipped, durable and deadly starfighter outperformed countless other models in dogfights throughout the 27th century, and is now a rarity only seen in the hands of private collectors and freelancers. Armament: Twin VSR07 Pulse Cannons in the nose Two Concussion Missile tubes underneath the nose Two Enzo 'Hellfire' Long-range flamethrowers Rear Chaff/Flare dispensers I think I did a pretty good job 'shopping this one, despite a few grainy edges here and there. Flickr -Dr. X

The predecessor to the GX-C, the Baxis HN-X is simultaneously less maneuverable and more deadly, with a seeker missile capacity of 48 instead of the GX-C's 20. While it may not be the best choice for a dogfight, it excels in the destruction of larger ships and ground targets. Full gallery. -Dr. X

+1 for Lego12. Our 3rd trade in a row!

Sorry guys, Lego12 got to me first. If we end up not trading or partially trading, I'll re-post with what's left.

Hi Guys, Recently I found a large box of '90s LEGO at a garage sale, and I'm posting some the of the stuff I don't want/already have here for trade, along with a few other things. Here's what I'm interested in (in descending order): Star Wars minifigs Batman minifigs This part Pretty much any purple parts Those huge new dark bley tiles (only if you have 6 or more of them) Chrome pipes and elbow pipes PM me if you're interested. Thanks! -Dr. X

The shipbuilding company Baxis has just released the another Gunship/Starfighter combo vehicle, the PUMP-9i (Precision Utility Missile launch Platform). The PUMP-9i has a missile capacity of over 100, most of which are inside the bulky fuselage at any given time. The missiles are equipped with a sophisticated targeting system and are aided in their run by the PUMP-9i's unique sensor systems. Before firing, the PUMP-9i deploys its radar 'ears' from the side of it's fuselage which can simultaneously track and scan over a dozen seperate targets. Data from the 'ears' is loaded into the missiles, which can then home in on their targets with uncanny intelligence. Full Gallery. -Dr. X