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General => Direct Service/Parts Queries => Topic started by: flatcat on January 25, 2012, 15:09:07
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I'm thinking of ordering an obscene amount of these for my Knaresborough display:
30 28 4330 - Brick, nesting, 2x1 square (http://playmodb.org/cgi-bin/showpart.pl?partnum=30-28-4330)
Are they single pence each, double?
I'm thinking of ordering perhaps 100+ :toot:
Damo :)
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Oooh, I would love to know the answer to this, too. I've also thought of ordering massive amounts of these.
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If they are any more than 10 pence each then I won't be happy :-\
I've just enquired the price for 200 :P
Whether they'll sell me 200 I don't know
Damo :)
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If they are any more than 10 pence each then I won't be happy :-\
I've just enquired the price for 200 :P
Whether they'll sell me 200 I don't know
Damo :)
Use Lego bricks ;D!
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I haven't got any! 0) ;D
Damo :)
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I haven't got any! 0) ;D
Damo :)
Go to TRU, it'd be cheaper ;)! You could even use Duplo :lol:!
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Treason!!! (http://mazeguy.net/silly/fryingpan.gif)
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Treason!!! (http://mazeguy.net/silly/fryingpan.gif)
I never said I didn't like LEGO, I'm just too poor from buying Playmobil all of the time :lol:!
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200 bricks are on their way!!! :D :D :D
I pity the poor sod who's got to count them out! :lol: :lol: :lol:
I'll let you know how much they were when I get the reciept, as I ordered a load of other things as well :)
Damo :)
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what are those bricks for? :D
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I'm doing a construction display for the Knaresborough Playmobil Exibition
Damo :)
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I pity the poor sod who's got to count them out! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Damo :)
One easy way is to count out, say, five and weigh them. If five come to 20g, then just weigh up 780g of bricks, put them with the other 5 and you've got your 200. (It's also an easy way of counting out sheets of paper.)
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One easy way is to count out, say, five and weigh them. If five come to 20g, then just weigh up 780g of bricks, put them with the other 5 and you've got your 200. (It's also an easy way of counting out sheets of paper.)
It's also what they do in the bank when you take in loose change. They know the weight of say £1 in 2pence then just weigh your little bag rather than count it all out.
Looking forward to seeing pics of your finished building Damo.
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Looking forward to seeing pics of your finished building Damo.
Well, it's never going to be 'finished' as it were ;)
Damo :)
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You know what I meant! ;). 'Display'/'part-built building' then. :lol:
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One easy way is to count out, say, five and weigh them. If five come to 20g, then just weigh up 780g of bricks, put them with the other 5 and you've got your 200. (It's also an easy way of counting out sheets of paper.)
It's also what they do in the bank when you take in loose change. They know the weight of say £1 in 2pence then just weigh your little bag rather than count it all out.
I don't mind what method they use, as long as they get it right :D
Because if there's one brick missing... >:D >:D >:D
Damo :)
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I don't mind what method they use, as long as they get it right :D
Because if there's one brick missing... >:D >:D >:D
Damo :)
I'll lend you one. :wave:
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But still no price for it?
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But still no price for it?
Well I'll only know once I get the order sheet through with the delivery
I don't know how much they are as the bill included delivery and about 14 various other parts
Damo :)
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200 Bricks arrived (yes I counted them to make sure!) today, plus a load of other spares
Very impressed with Playmobil. I paid at 4:30 Friday afternoon, and by Monday Germany had shipped the parcel, and it arrived here on the Wednesday :)9
Here is what 200 bricks looks like (plus ten pallets I ordered as well)
(http://img854.imageshack.us/img854/2240/toyshow002.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/854/toyshow002.jpg/)
Here are some on the pallets:
(http://img853.imageshack.us/img853/3361/toyshow003.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/853/toyshow003.jpg/)
Being Playmobil, they fit EXACTLY onto the pallets. Here I have done two high (24 bricks)
(http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/9316/toyshow005.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/59/toyshow005.jpg/)
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It looks like you got what you were expecting!
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They look great! So how much were they?
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In all my excitement, I forgot to say how much they were :-[
1x brick costs £0.15! :o
$ 0.24 € 0.18
Seems a bit expencive to me - I was rather hoping for more around the 10 pence mark, but I don't mind :)
Damo :)
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In all my excitement, I forgot to say how much they were :-[
1x brick costs £0.15! :o
$ 0.24 € 0.18
Seems a bit expencive to me - I was rather hoping for more around the 10 pence mark, but I don't mind :)
Damo :)
Wow :o! They sure are proud of those things, aren't they?
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Nice ;D
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Hm, a little expensive, but i want!
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1x brick costs £0.15! :o
That's quite expensive however, I got two of these in my last order:
http://playmodb.org/cgi-bin/showpart.pl?partnum=30+05+7480
They connect the base plates of the mansions together.
They cost £1.45 each! :o
If I had known they were going to be that much I would have just made do. ::)
BTW, nice to see the 'fork lift thingy/tractor' custom in action. ;)
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For that little part? That's crazy!
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That's quite expensive however, I got two of these in my last order:
http://playmodb.org/cgi-bin/showpart.pl?partnum=30+05+7480
They connect the base plates of the mansions together.
They cost £1.45 each! :o
If I had known they were going to be that much I would have just made do. ::)
Wowzers! :o :o :o 8} 8} 8}
I had a load of them you could have had as well ::)
I think I gave my last ones to Joe, though :)
Those pallets only cost 75p each 8}
BTW, nice to see the 'fork lift thingy/tractor' custom in action. ;)
Yep, and it will be in my Knaresbouogh display, unloading a lorry of building materials :)
Damo :)
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Thanks for alll that information. i have forwared an inquiry to playmobil greece for just 10,000 of them . Its time i build my next mediaval city brick by brick wouldnt you say ??? :lmao: :lmao: :lmao: :loco: :loco: :loco:
Seriously now, i have inquired for a few hundred .. i think some very nice custom walls can be made and i have some ideas on what to do with them in a medieval set up ( they dont look mediaval i know)
Thanks damo once again and i look forward to see your project with them :) :)
By the way , i couldnt find the relevant post, reference the Lambo wheelie thingie its on loan to a local farmers association. it is intact and my father since i reminded him wil get it back . once we have it i will post you some pictures . i guess must be something to have it on like display .... ??? ??? ???