Topic: Questions Concerning Bricklink

So, basically, I've never before made an order on Bricklink, and am considering buying a Lego LOTR ring, as I will need it for my Spirit of Adventure entry. A UK seller is selling one for the price of £00.15p, but with the postage, ends up being similar in price to some on ebay. Seeing as I will need this ring soon, as I want to get started with my Spirit of Adventure entry, which route am I best taking? Should I go ahead and buy from Bricklink, or go on ebay? I only ask, as I can't seem to find any estimate as to how long a delivery generally takes on Bricklink.

Last edited by William Osborne (June 22, 2017 (06:19am))

Re: Questions Concerning Bricklink

I think Bricklink is the better option. I have only used it a couple of times, but it is really solid when it comes to buying lego for your brickfilms.

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Re: Questions Concerning Bricklink

IMO, E-bay is generally only better for buying customs and lots of bulk pieces/sets. I usually stick with bricklink when buying, however, as it's usually a bit more reliable in my experience.

Although, you may want to check out the Lego pick-a-brick online. With a part like that, you may just be able to order through them directly. Haven't checked myself, but, it's worth looking into.

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Re: Questions Concerning Bricklink

If you know the total price for either option, then I would go for the cheapest, as unless I'm mistaken, I imagine you could probably do some other work on your entry before doing the stuff with the ring? I wish I could give you some of mine, as I bought most of the LOTR sets, so I have quite a lot of them! mini/lol

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Re: Questions Concerning Bricklink

a tip: When I place an order from bricklink, I also think of other pieces I like/ will need and see if the same seller has those parts, so I can pay one flat shipping rate!  I look for doors and Friends colors, for instance, so will always check them "by parts" and "by color" when shopping.  Another tip: Lego Digital Designer displays the official part number when a part is clicked.  YOu can search that part number when you don't know where to find the part you seek.

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