World Record Bricks

 Hello everyone, and welcome back to World Record Bricks! Here are my hauls for the week of October 10, 2022. Part I: BrickLink and eBay My BrickLink order for the week was from Bionicle's less profitable successor, Hero Factory. Now, I did not get into the constraction themes until later in Bionicle Gen 1's lifetime, so I ended up with a lot more Hero Factory sets than Bionicle ones. However, there were a few sets from 2010's initial wave I did not get, including 7157-1 Thunder and 7162-1 Rotor, both villain characters in the 2010 storyline. Now, sealed Hero Factory sets are extremely hard to come by these days, so, while I managed to find Thunder on BrickLink for $50 with a dented box, I had to resort to eBay to purchase Rotor, which cost $75. Part II: LEGO.com Next, I also placed an order on LEGO.com, which took longer to ship due to The LEGO Group receiving a lot of orders. This consisted of sets likely or confirmed to retire in 2022, including the following: 31108-1 Ca...

 Hello and welcome back to World Record Bricks! Firstly, I would like to apologize for the lack of posts, which I will be making up for retroactively, by making posts for each skipped week's haul. Part I: BrickLink and LEGO.com (Previous Week) In the last post, I mentioned I had two more BrickLink orders arriving soon, plus the second shipment of my LEGO.com order. This consisted of 75319-1 Mandalorian Forge from LEGO.com, and 60222-1 Snow Groomer and 31086-1 Futuristic Flyer from BrickLink. The latter two sets cost $23.00 and $14.99, respectively. .  My Remaining Sets from the week Beginning Sept. 26th. Part II: Barnes and Noble On Friday, September 30, I went to Barnes and Noble to buy the last of the Retired sets I planned to get there, 60306-1 Shopping Street, which cost $79.99 and retired at the end of 2021. Part III: BrickLink That same day, I ordered three sets from BrickLink. They were 40273-1 Thanksgiving Turkey, 31074-1 Rocket Rally Car, and 60242-1 Police Highway Ar...