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Originally Posted by KCRfan1
Great, just great.
Now people will post how the Lego market has no future, the collectors are dying off and nobody is there to replace them, our grown children have no interest, and so forth.
However, it will be helpful to know how other collectors store them, and if you have a safe ( what kind ), or if you prefer a safe deposit box at your bank.
Show us your displays!!!!
To take advantage of the burgeoning market though, I will be slabbing Lego's and issuing a publicly traded stock.
Time to corner the Lincoln Log market while prices are still low.
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We made a family trip to a lego show last year. It was really interesting, despite the poster sized disclaimers everywhere that it wasn't an official lego event. The people making custom minifigures in decent quantities seemed to do really well, and the vendors didn't seem to be doing all that bad either. especially some of the people doing lamps.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/1993814...QaApsoEALw_wcB
It's fun stuff, and as long as they don't cross certain lines, there seems to be a lot of leeway allowed for people making compatible stuff. (Like actual wood blocks, and OYO? Sports minifigures, which I think fir the same bases as real lego ones. )