@@svbrickshop sometimes more than others lol. we have a postal strike here in canada at the moment so it's much harder to make sales right now. but overall it's been a neat learning experience.
Love it, great video and like your humour! As a teenager, I discovered on RUclips that there were grown man with entire Lego cities in their basements, so that gave me enough reason to not be embarassed and just buy a City set or two that I fancied. Then I bought some secondhand sets that had missing pieces and stumbled upon Bricklink. I then occasionally found some cheap sets on Facebook Marketplace to complete and flipped them for a small profit. Exactly 10 years ago, with a Santa claus (Sinterklaas) game with friends we all bought random things and I did my best to acquire the one Lego Creator set and won it. That was my first part-out, my store was opened. Slowly adding my spare parts and the occasional polybag to the store and finally got my first sale. 10 years later, I have my attic dedicated to the business, over 115k items in 10k lots available, and slowly getting more and more momentum. Slowly paying off my private investments in between (label printers, bulk drawer cabinet purchases etc) and heading towards a bright future! Keep up the videos, you're doing a unique job, the subscribers will follow!
What an amazing comment and exactly what i wanted to feel with this video! Never be embarrased to express or do the things you love! If you want to reach out and achieve what you want to achieve, or do what you want to do, then go out on a lim and just friggin' do it! Everything starts with an idea and if you follow it it might become your future, which in your case, it clearly was the right path to follow. Bilbo Baggins would say: "we're going on an adventure!" but it seems you already are... (sorry, LOTR fanboy) 😍 😎
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started a bricklink store as a hobby. was curious to see how it worked so i gave it a try.
and still happy that you did it?
@@svbrickshop sometimes more than others lol. we have a postal strike here in canada at the moment so it's much harder to make sales right now. but overall it's been a neat learning experience.
@@GrumpyOldBricks Oh sorry to hear about the postal strike. I hope it clears up soon!
Love it, great video and like your humour!
As a teenager, I discovered on RUclips that there were grown man with entire Lego cities in their basements, so that gave me enough reason to not be embarassed and just buy a City set or two that I fancied. Then I bought some secondhand sets that had missing pieces and stumbled upon Bricklink. I then occasionally found some cheap sets on Facebook Marketplace to complete and flipped them for a small profit. Exactly 10 years ago, with a Santa claus (Sinterklaas) game with friends we all bought random things and I did my best to acquire the one Lego Creator set and won it. That was my first part-out, my store was opened.
Slowly adding my spare parts and the occasional polybag to the store and finally got my first sale. 10 years later, I have my attic dedicated to the business, over 115k items in 10k lots available, and slowly getting more and more momentum. Slowly paying off my private investments in between (label printers, bulk drawer cabinet purchases etc) and heading towards a bright future!
Keep up the videos, you're doing a unique job, the subscribers will follow!
What an amazing comment and exactly what i wanted to feel with this video! Never be embarrased to express or do the things you love! If you want to reach out and achieve what you want to achieve, or do what you want to do, then go out on a lim and just friggin' do it! Everything starts with an idea and if you follow it it might become your future, which in your case, it clearly was the right path to follow. Bilbo Baggins would say: "we're going on an adventure!" but it seems you already are... (sorry, LOTR fanboy) 😍 😎