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It's probably too late to mention this but good for future reference..; when you receive a Lego set from most websites, they WILL NOT give you any sort of partial refund if the Lego set box itself is damaged. The majority of companies will not. They do not view it as a collectors item, the box itself. Only if the content inside is damaged. These off shoot websites are even worse about this.
Me personally, this discount is not worth it unless you just really need the set itself and you cannot find it anywhere. The exception are small polybags or things where box damage isn't a big deal.
If you can get these things on Lego (I know they have out of stock on several Lego sets constantly it seems like) website or in store, this is a MUCH better option as you can receive at least 5% back if not 10% during double points weeks.
Remember, for resale purpose even if you open the box, the damaged aspect of it is a major deal. You will have to let people know its damaged, it will put off a lot of people thus you will have to drop your prices. And if you do the wait game, have fun when Lego re-introduces another set (its a gamble of course if they do or not but with Star Wars its almost certain with these ship sets).
I just would put high importance on what happens if the box is damaged.. again, if it's not seen as a collectors item, most websites and even the shipping company wont do anything if the corner of the box is damaged.
Was in stock when I posted earlier.
Was in stock when I posted earlier.
Anyway, gonna give Zavvi a shot, will report back.
I ask because I got one on the Amazon black friday deal a couple years back ($500). Still on the fence if I should open and assemble it or wait for it to retire and see if the price goes ridiculous.
LEGO Star Wars 75192 Millennium Falcon retirement postponed yet again
25/03/2021 Chris Wharfe
You've got a little while longer to pick up the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy, as LEGO Star Wars 75192 Millennium Falcon's retirement party has been delayed yet again.
That's according to Brick Fanatics' sources, which state the largest LEGO Star Wars set to date will now be around until at least the end of 2022. First released in 2017, the 7,541-piece behemoth was originally thought to be retiring in 2020, but has seemingly been pushed back time and time again.
The original Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon hung around for only two and a half years, so the updated version has already far outstripped the longevity of its predecessor. But where 10179 Millennium Falcon also enjoyed huge discounts towards the end of its shelf life, don't expect the same of 75192 Millennium Falcon."
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