Build Your LEGO Business, One Kilo at a Time

Buy mixed LEGO cheaply. Clean it, sort it and sell it on in 1kg bags.

People sell boxes of unwanted LEGO every day. Some simply want it out of the house.

Other people buy clean, genuine LEGO in smaller quantities.

This illustrated guide shows you how to work between those two markets.

You buy mixed second-hand LEGO, remove the rubbish and imitation bricks, clean what's left and prepare it for resale.

But the important part is knowing what to pay in the first place.

What you'll learn

• Where to buy: Find mixed LEGO collections, job lots and unwanted boxes.
• What to pay: Use buying-price tables to work out whether a box is worth purchasing.
• What to avoid: Recognise damaged, imitation and overpriced stock.
• How to prepare it: Clean, dry, sort and package genuine LEGO.
• What to keep separate: Identify minifigures and other pieces that may be worth selling individually.
• Where to sell: Prepare 1kg bags and list them on eBay.
• How to calculate your profit: Account for purchase costs, selling fees, postage and your time.

The guide also includes illustrations, worked examples and a simple record-keeping sheet.

Who is it for?

Anyone interested in trying a small buying-and-reselling operation without building a website, developing a product or finding clients.

You can start with one box and see whether the method works for you before buying more stock.

What you receive

Build Your LEGO Business, One Kilo at a Time

• Illustrated PDF guide
• Step-by-step buying, sorting and selling instructions
• Buying-price tables and worked examples
• Information on useful websites and selling platforms
• Record-keeping sheet

Price: £4.99 — one-time payment.

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Before you buy

This guide uses UK prices, postage costs and selling arrangements. If you're outside the UK, you'll need to check your local market.

You'll need money to purchase stock, and selling it may take time.

There are no guaranteed profits or earnings. Your results depend on what you buy, what you pay and whether you find customers.

Start with one box. Learn the process. Decide whether it's worth repeating.