Am I being dramatic?
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You're not being dramatic! A LEGO fan shared a frustrating experience after purchasing a figure on Bricklink, highlighting the risks of online transactions. The user, /u/Isthatamustardglass, received a figure that was not in the "excellent condition" advertised.
The user paid $150 for the figure, trusting the seller's description. Unfortunately, the figure arrived with noticeable brown discoloration and chipping on its most valuable part. This is a significant issue, as the condition of a LEGO figure directly impacts its value and appeal to collectors.
The situation underscores the importance of caution when buying used LEGO sets or figures online. Always request detailed pictures of the item before making a purchase, especially for expensive or rare items. This allows you to assess the condition and avoid potential disappointments.
If you're a LEGO collector, consider investing in a LEGO display case to protect your valuable figures.
Just spent $150 on this guy. Description said “excellent condition from my personal collection”. Didn’t think it was necessary to ask for pictures on Bricklink. Figure arrives with clear brown discoloration and chipping on the most expensive part of the figure. What would you do? submitted by /u/Isthatamustardglass [link] [comments]
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