Joe H

I think Amazon would be one of the better places as of right now (even cheaper than BrickLink by almost $20 USD), as you'll probably get the best shipping price with them. Could change by the end of July though.

3/ Ignacia Village by quy - 4 12/ Attack of the Dojo by lego-maniac - 2 13/ Attack on the Nile by Yaktuu - 1

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Not sure about other codes, but BR120 doesn't work anymore.

Well, I know they were in stock online yesterday. However, they appear to be out of stock as of today.

Have a MISB Claw Digger. PM me and maybe we could work out a trade or something.

The difference is the dates that they are valid for. Also, the BR120 codes works for me (US).

So, it seems the "rarity" will come from the possible increased demand for certain figures, not from what TLG produces.

Well, I agree with I Scream Clone. People value Lego differently, depending on their tastes for various elements, etc. Additionally, not many people would do any trade or purchase without actually seeing what they are receiving.

Hm, your presentation of what you need is mesmerizing. Might I suggest you calculate how many of each unique piece you need? If it were me, I'd use Excel (if you have access to it).

True, I was just responding to his question, of what a typical shipping cost should be around. With that information, you can then decide if a seller's estimate is reasonable or not.

Hey - if the eBay seller has a decent rating, I don't see a real reason to distrust them. However, to get a ballpark figure you could try checking USPS.com and navigate to the "calculate postage" section, select international, and then try to gauge the weight of the item and how it will be shipped. Without the weight and size of the package, though, shipping is rather hard to estimate. Not to mention, this method will prove to be somewhat inherently inaccurate since the seller won't be using USPS to ship the item.

Thanks for your kinds words everyone! Yes, I thought of that as I was photographing the MOC as well, but I had to keep to 3 photographs and since I had an interior, I had to be thrifty . However, if you look at the first picture on the Flickr set, and look at the largest one, you may be able to make out that he's 1) having a good time, 2) drinking something, 3) has a gun in his hand. Bad combination... probably . The other decorations up there include an open crate, banana, torch, and a keg with a tap. In hindsight I probably should have included the top portion in the photo with the various levels.

Sweet looking MOC, as usual! I love the subtle details, which come out after staring at it for a little bit, including the grave stones (my favorite) and the little pond in the front right corner. Beautiful work!