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LIST: 4 Video Game Franchises That We Want Minifigures For

Welcome to a DitoBlocks list! Today, we have a list that kinda acts like a wishlist as well. The title says it all! Though, let's note some things before we start listing our favorite video game franchises. Firstly , these video games will obviously not have been made by Lego [yet]. Lots of times, we collectors just want more than what the big brand has to offer. That leads us to a second note: We know that fellow collectors have third party companies/designs that are being printed and sold on authentic Lego minifigures but we won't be counting them into the list, because most of them are not easily accessible (stock and price). Third , this list is subjective. There's no #1 or best choice here. It's only based on games that we have played or at least watched. Also, as time passes, some of these video games might already have gotten minifigures in some form so just have a peek at the date of this post before you shout at us for having wrong information. Again, t...

Why Knockoff Toys Are Perfect For Collectors Who Aren't Investors

As LEGO investments increase, Bootlego [financial] value is non-existent. And that's a good thing? Are you a collector or an investor? For numerous hobbies, people usually refer to their collectibles as investments . You'll see this from people who love paintings to people who love Lego. Your $100 painting now could become a $1000 painting the next few years; the same applies to your Lego sets and minifigures. Unfortunately, while collector-investors love this idea, the average toy collector suffers. Lego Darth Revan Here's an example that numerous Lego Star Wars fans can probably relate to. When the Darth Revan minifigure came out in 2014, it was reportedly being sold for just around $5. Then in 2015, it became $35. In 2019, based on this article , it sold for around $35 to $40. Now, I checked eBay and found most listings to be $80 to $110. From $5 to $80, that's a 1500% increase in value! Sounds great, right? Yeah, for investors. Unfortunately...

Introducing DitoBlocks

Welcome to DitoBlocks! We are an independent blog where you can find reviews, previews, commentary, discussions, and more about Lego and third party Lego-compatible brick toys. We're also using information about the hobby from another blog, downtheblocks.blogspot.com . Despite that, the type of content you'll be seeing here at ditoblocks will be different from downtheblocks. We'll be sharing the use of DTB social media outlets to have a wider reach of audience and consequently more connected discussions. Connect with us through our social media accounts: Reddit Facebook Instagram

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