I've recently gotten a lot of my childhood Lego from parents place to mine and am looking for a good way to sell them.

What I have is just a lot of smaller/medium sized sets from the 80s or 90s. I think most of them should be complete but I need to dig through bags and put them together, so it will take a bit of time to know.

With complete I mean having all parts, nothing broken or missing, including instructions. I only have a few original boxes left though, so its mostly bricks and instructions.

I am not in a hurry to sell, but I'd like to get back my storage space that this is occupying. One note is that I live in Northern Europe, shipping cost in my country is pretty high, especially for tracked packages, not sure this could be a factor to reduce my chances of selling stuff at decent price.

Any input/suggestions for this would be appreciated!

I have v1 of this mat and it's great, super helpful for figuring out dimensions, ratios, and colours. I highly recommend it.

Posted this one a while ago, now it's nearing completion.

Leaned into Titanfall and ended up with Armored Core by way of Michael Bay's Transformers. Still need to work on the legs as well, I feel they need to be longer overall. I'm not dissatisfied with the aesthetic, though

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Looks like the Concorde set

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/28078111

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Do you guys have any suggestions for how to remove fixed glass pieces? It's glued in place very securely, and I can't pry it out no matter what I do. Do you know if there's any solvents that would dissolve the glue but not harm the plastic? I want to refinish the glass to get rid of all the scratches.

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