Lego 6093 Flying Ninja Fortress complete with box/inst. $130

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Lego 6093 Flying Ninja Fortress complete with box/inst. $130

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Your price seems a bit high for a set that is not extremely rare. If you want that much I suggest bricklink, eBay, or a trade.

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architect wrote:Your price seems a bit high for a set that is not extremely rare. If you want that much I suggest bricklink, eBay, or a trade.

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I'm sure it's in bold in a really obvious place, but I can't seem to find the price. Could someone have some pity and help me out here?


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Right you are Nazgul. Read the title in the first link, in bold, as you said. Happens to everyone.

That's way to high a pric for me to buy, but believable none the less. Seeing the size, and lego's set sizes, lego would probly nowadays sell a set that size for around your price.
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Ah! Dang, I was in a rush because my wanted it so I only read the first two words. Oh well... once again showing my lack of gud gramur and attent. But really, just, dang!



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nazgul wrote:Ah! Dang, I was in a rush because my wanted it so I only read the first two words. Oh well... once again showing my lack of gud gramur and attent. But really, just, dang!



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P.S. Dang!
Don't worry, it happens to everyone :wink: .

Anywhoosle, I do not have enough money for this (even if it is not too bad of an price.) I want some ninja stuff, but not too much.

I hope you can find a buyer!

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I was going off what bricklink said . . . plus the extra ninjas.
I do realize the price is a bit on the high end . . . because, well, I expected some haggleing.

Haggle, anyone?

Or should I hang on to this set for a few more years?
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cephalopoid wrote:Haggle, anyone?
I'll give you fifty for it.

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kelderic wrote: I'll give you fifty for it.

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That's unfair, b/c the set was originally close to $100 (at least that's how much I paid for mine new).

Telling him that he has a better chance at ebay/bricklink is one thing, but offering a extremely low price for a great set is a bit insulting

Unless, of course, you mean 50 euro

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Lcuan82 wrote:That's unfair, b/c the set was originally close to $100 (at least that's how much I paid for mine new).

Telling him that he has a better chance at ebay/bricklink is one thing, but offering a extremely low price for a great set is a bit insulting
He said he wanted to bargain. He goes high, I go low, and we meet in the middle. That's how you bargain.

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An unopened copy sold on eBay today for $131. The set should be worth atleast $80-100. Opened late 90's sets do not have very high prices currently. It is a good time to collect these sets before they get more expensive. Often you can pick up copies of Ninja, Western, and Fright Knight sets for less than the original MSRP.

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My original thinking for $130 was because for sets without the box are going for about $80-90 on Bricklink. I'm have the box, instructions, plus a few extra ninja.

Yes, $50 is rediculous. I would not go any lower that $115.

And thanks for the advice. I might hang on to it for a while, sell them later. Maybe a ninja movie will come out and they'll be collectable or something.
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cephalopoid wrote: Yes, $50 is rediculous. I would not go any lower that $115.
That means you're selling it for $115? :wink:

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If you'll buy it for $115. :wink:
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I put it up on ebay. We'll see how she does.
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