Amazon has
1872-Piece LEGO Icons Back to the Future Time Machine Building Set (10300) on sale for
$159.99.
Shipping is free.
Walmart also has
1872-Piece LEGO Icons Back to the Future Time Machine Building Set (10300) on sale for
$159.99.
Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
Target also has
1872-Piece LEGO Icons Back to the Future Time Machine Building Set (10300) on sale for
$159.99.
Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where available.
- Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Details:
- Relive memories of Back to the Future with this Time Machine model car building kit with 3 versions - 1 for each movie in the iconic trilogy!
- Version 1 includes a lightning rod and plutonium chamber; version 2 brings the Mr. Fusion generator and hover conversion function to flight mode
- Version 3 of this LEGO car set has whitewall tires and a circuit board plus interchangeable license plates, including the iconic OUTATIME plate
- This LEGO car for adults has gull-wing doors, fold-down wheels, light-up flux capacitor, printed dates on the dashboard and an opening trunk
- The LEGO DeLorean also features Doc and Marty McFly LEGO minifigures and fun accessories like a hoverboard, banana and a soda can
- Pay homage to the popular film trilogy with the included information plaque.
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Speculatively random lego:
You buy it for $50 - in 6 years it maybe goes to double at $100. Right, that would not be too bad.
Ebay (or whatever other platform) fee of ~ 15% = $15 less
Online fee processing ~3% = $3
Shipping - easily ~10% = $10 (this can swing in directions depending on size and end price of item of course)
You end up with $100 - $50 (original price) - $15 (fee) - $3 (payment - $10 (shipping) = You made $22 in 6 years - WHOOO!
While it took space in your house and you managed not to damage it. (and hopefully avoided a fraudulent claim by an unscrupulous ebayer)
Just put the $50 in an ETF, and you'll make more than that without any of the hassle.
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Also, I originally came here to say that I got this 2 years ago for $150 when it was regularly on sale for that price.
Speculatively random lego:
You buy it for $50 - in 6 years it maybe goes to double at $100. Right, that would not be too bad.
Ebay (or whatever other platform) fee of ~ 15% = $15 less
Online fee processing ~3% = $3
Shipping - easily ~10% = $10 (this can swing in directions depending on size and end price of item of course)
You end up with $100 - $50 (original price) - $15 (fee) - $3 (payment - $10 (shipping) = You made $22 in 6 years - WHOOO!
While it took space in your house and you managed not to damage it. (and hopefully avoided a fraudulent claim by an unscrupulous ebayer)
Just put the $50 in an ETF, and you'll make more than that without any of the hassle.
Join The Conversation
Share your experience with the Slickdeals community
Share information with the community. Please follow our Community Guidelines and be kind!