Got the Falcon from BN.com at 2011 Summer : $97.96 (after 30% off from U.S. MSRP) + 4.9 tax + 6.5 shipping to Canada. Unfortunately, after this promo. I haven't seen any other falcon deal like this from BN.comsuper26 wrote:Just wanted to say thanks to all those who posted here. I am learning a lot from you guys/gals. Thinking of getting the Falcon at $179.99CAD - 30% discount from my workplace. For those who brought the Falcon 7965 before, did you guys get it lower than $125.99CAD + Tax? before, and if so, how often does this happen?
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legohunter wrote:Got the Falcon from BN.com at 2011 Summer : $97.96 (after 30% off from U.S. MSRP) + 4.9 tax + 6.5 shipping to Canada. Unfortunately, after this promo. I haven't seen any other falcon deal like this from BN.comsuper26 wrote:Just wanted to say thanks to all those who posted here. I am learning a lot from you guys/gals. Thinking of getting the Falcon at $179.99CAD - 30% discount from my workplace. For those who brought the Falcon 7965 before, did you guys get it lower than $125.99CAD + Tax? before, and if so, how often does this happen?
was it 30% off the total?, if so, I am guessing you brought a few?
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the upcoming third edition is an Episode 2/3 Gunship and is nearly identical to the clone wars Gunship and superior to the first.popnfresh wrote: The Original gunship is still sitting around $300, peak pricing was about $400 from what I recall. Right now the 2nd edition gunship is around $400, and should start falling soon (BUT the 3rd edition doesnt look to be as good as the 2nd, so it might even stay high).
because the new Gunship is an actual movie set, not a Clone Wars set, it will be more popular in the long run... but the Clone Wars Gunship should maintain most of its value.
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Yes, 30% off to U.S. MSRP. I only got one coz' I also got the Republic Frigate from BN.com plus I need to save my pot of gold for upcoming discontinued sets. MF was a new release at that time, I had assumed there would be plenty of time to wait for a better deal. If you were lucky enough to find Republic Frigate from TRUs last week, you could get the deal that was as good as the one from BN.com.super26 wrote:
was it 30% off the total?, if so, I am guessing you brought a few?
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legohunter wrote:Yes, 30% off to U.S. MSRP. I only got one coz' I also got the Republic Frigate from BN.com plus I need to save my pot of gold for upcoming discontinued sets. MF was a new release at that time, I had assumed there would be plenty of time to wait for a better deal. If you were lucky enough to find Republic Frigate from TRUs last week, you could get the deal that was as good as the one from BN.com.super26 wrote:
was it 30% off the total?, if so, I am guessing you brought a few?
Yeah, my TRU store had the set for 50% off the MSRP. However, I wasn't lucky enough to get it. The set is actually being discontinued from Toys R US (Canada), that's according to one of the manager I spoke with. Not sure if it's true or not.
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I am storing some of my sets in my garage, which is detached from my house, I only store the not so great ROI sets (i.e not Death Stars, or SSDs). I am worried that as we go from winter to spring, dew and humidity may permanently damage the cardboard boxes. They are inside plastic storage bins, but the bins are not air-tight. Anyone have any feedback on whether or not the cardboard will be ruined?slacker wrote:wow, that sucks dude. When I was young, I used to put my comics in the basement. Wrong. Humidity killed them. Most turned yellow.NIGELTTF wrote:I'm feeling sad on this as the hurriane flooded my basement and dmaged some of my "speculation" boxes.
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You could find mold on your sets boxes. Get them inside your house and use a dehumidifier during the summer.
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thanks man!
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