Minimum Orders
If you are a small parts store or just starting out, I strongly suggest that you reduce or even remove your minimum order. Here’s why
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New or Used? What Should I Sell? Ideas to Consider
We sell both new and used LEGO parts and minifigures, but that isn’t your only option.
Birth of a Bricklink Store – The Basics Part 2, Systems
The very first thing you should do, is download and read a short book by Brian D’Agostine called Insider Secrets to Funding your LEGO hobby. Of the several books I started with, it is far and above the best. The money I spent on it was the best investment I made in my store. Seriously. Go do it now. I’ll be here when you get back.
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Birth of a Bricklink Store – The Basics Part 1
To open an online store, you need a computer, printer, stock, a way to store and organize it, and some bubble mailers or other shipping materials (Shipping post forthcoming). A scale is nice, but optional. You will need to set up a Paypal account, and a bricklink account.
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Should You Start a LEGO® Store? Or, Why Running a Bricklink & Brickowl Store Works for Me
The Upsides:
The number one benefit for me is ultimate time flexibility. I’ve tracked my actual work hours, and there are a lot of days that I work in 20 minute increments. We have 3 kids. I have a small bladder.
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