Offers at Brick a Brac

Gonna grab tournament training, anyone got any other recommendations from the list?

Not from that list but there are other polybags in the 3 for £10 category on their website. Some of the others may float your boat.

I ordered mine this morning.

How do they do polybags that cheap, forgot about brick a brac and bought couple from elsewhere. ?Thankyou just bought another 6.

The first link seems broken - it has a breaking "http:// " at the start before the actual url.

Aaaand the Animal Crossing polybag is sold out because OF COURSE IT IS!

@Lego34s said:
"How do they do polybags that cheap, forgot about brick a brac and bought couple from elsewhere. ?Thankyou just bought another 6.
"

Because if you buy them by the box of 30 they are cheap and if you order 10 boxes of 30 then they are really cheap. Especially ones that were destined to be magazine/comic polybags, you can often pick those up for about £1.20 a piece from bulk sellers in Germany, the Netherlands and Poland. Polybags are low margin but high volume items.

@Rabrickzel said:
"Shipping itself costs 20€ yeah no thanks."

From the razbrickzel subconscious + the all-sight of the Counselor:

This is just another capitalist ploy to separate us from our hard-earned resources.

Undoubtedly, from this maneuver, Huw will just get another e-luxury-mobile/tower of greed that allows him to refer to Americans as 'cash cows' or something of that ilk.

Am I about right?

EDIT: the fact that this post is still here is testament to how fantastic Huw truly is.

Give him your money!

One presumes if one were to order from Finland to The UK the charges would be similarly high. Sadly, postage costs appear to grow year on year and have an ever increasing impact on smaller companies trying to trade internationally.

@jasonord69a said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @Rabrickzel said:
"Shipping itself costs 20€ yeah no thanks."

From the razbrickzel subconscious + the all-sight of the Counselor:

This is just another capitalist ploy to separate us from our hard-earned resources.

Undoubtedly, from this maneuver, Huw will just get another e-luxury-mobile/tower of greed that allows him to refer to Americans as 'cash cows' or something of that ilk.

Am I about right?"

I think the shipping cost is more to do with Brickabrac being based in the UK. Finland is not in the UK. International shipping is not cheap.
"

Do not ever let anything I say move you to anything other than laughter. Unless, you were already otherwise inclined.

Edit: only the UK is in the UK, and barely at that.

TMAC

sounds very ominous. Bric a Brac
Break a Back

How much do you pay to get free shipping?

@legoluver777 said:
"sounds very ominous. Bric a Brac
Break a Back"

Do you not have the same term in US English? Bric-a-brac here means cheap sentimental knick knacks, often displayed by grannies on their mantelpieces.

@CCC said:
" @legoluver777 said:
"sounds very ominous. Bric a Brac
Break a Back"

Do you not have the same term in US English? Bric-a-brac here means cheap sentimental knick knacks, often displayed by grannies on their mantelpieces."

never heard of that saying over here. Ya learn somthing new every day i guess

@legoluver777 said:
" @CCC said:
" @legoluver777 said:
"sounds very ominous. Bric a Brac
Break a Back"

Do you not have the same term in US English? Bric-a-brac here means cheap sentimental knick knacks, often displayed by grannies on their mantelpieces."

never heard of that saying over here. Ya learn somthing new every day i guess"

'Bric-a-brac' is commonly used in the US. My family also uses 'knick knacks.' My wife's family says 'tchotchkes.'

@StyleCounselor said:
" @legoluver777 said:
" @CCC said:
" @legoluver777 said:
"sounds very ominous. Bric a Brac
Break a Back"

Do you not have the same term in US English? Bric-a-brac here means cheap sentimental knick knacks, often displayed by grannies on their mantelpieces."

never heard of that saying over here. Ya learn somthing new every day i guess"

'Bric-a-brac' is commonly used in the US. My family also uses 'knick knacks.' My wife's family says 'tchotchkes.'"
In my family, Tchotchkes was the partner to Hutch and knick knacks were only leveraged if otherwise short on paddy whacks.

@yellowcastle said:
" @StyleCounselor said:
" @legoluver777 said:
" @CCC said:
" @legoluver777 said:
"sounds very ominous. Bric a Brac
Break a Back"

Do you not have the same term in US English? Bric-a-brac here means cheap sentimental knick knacks, often displayed by grannies on their mantelpieces."

never heard of that saying over here. Ya learn somthing new every day i guess"

'Bric-a-brac' is commonly used in the US. My family also uses 'knick knacks.' My wife's family says 'tchotchkes.'"
In my family, Tchotchkes was the partner to Hutch and knick knacks were only leveraged if otherwise short on paddy whacks."

You gotta have a good hutch... or china cabinet. Where else are all those amorphous blobs of weirdly-painted clay from 3rd Grade going to stored?

If you make fun of ny childhood sculptures, my mom'll give you a paddy whack.

@MandoEli37 said:
"How much do you pay to get free shipping?"

£75 IIRC

BTW, bric a brac is another loanword from French hence the strangeness of the term.

@Belboz said:
" @MandoEli37 said:
"How much do you pay to get free shipping?"

£75 IIRC

BTW, bric a brac is another loanword from French hence the strangeness of the term."
Always the French…

toujours......

@Belboz said:
"toujours......"

I once asked my French teacher to translate “I buy in the toilet” and got in trouble.

@yellowcastle said:
" @Belboz said:
"toujours......"

I once asked my French teacher to translate “I buy in the toilet” and got in trouble."

My elementary Spanish teacher blew a gasket when we sang the song to the Monchichi commercial.

"'Monchichi, oh so soft and cudd-ly. I love you, Monchichi!!"

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=tJIS0FW4p-s

How are Bric a Brac able to sell the retired sets at really good prices? are they ex-store displays sets?