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Whew, guess I’m gonna stick to the PAB wall near me, then!

We've had nothing but crap lately on the PAB wall, I have access to mulitpe stores, also a Legoland store.

That is not £120 worth of plastic. What bubble are these middle aged men living in?

I appreciate this experiment, it was (as expected) a bit less of a value haul compared to last time. While I agree that plates might not be the best use of the PAB wall, you have to get them somewhere. You said something along the lines of: Use PAB only for parts that you really need large quantities of. This is exactly what I tend to need most of all, after bricks, plants and detail pieces, I need plates .. and lots of them. Most of it is the small 1x plates, from smaller to the most lengthy ones, but also larger ones to create landscape and buildings. Even vehicles tends to use a few and spaceships (if you're into that) use a lot of plate, including wedge plates. Stacking the plates makes for an absolute increase in value, it is a bit of work to get them seperated, but it is worth it for people on a smaller budget. That said, thanks for the experiment and I hope to see a few more in the future.

I really like these kind of short and sweet breakdowns. What would have made it better is to have the values for each on the screen, for a quick comparison. If your goal is to make a video with not too much work in it and not make it too long, this is fine. If your goal is to make this kind of video a decent amount better, having the values on screen would really give it that kick, but it would entail a bit of extra editing. Still, these boxes are always great value. I have yet to make a box that was not at the very least 1/2 of the box value more than the actual price, if compared to Bricklink values. If compared to average Bricklink prices, instead of the best prices, this gets way better. Though I have to say, stacking the box out to perfection gets you a good amount more. I think it is fun, almost like a puzzle, but if strapped for time, this probably isn't needed to get a good deal.

Suppose its good to know THE DAY AFTER I bought plenty of plates that I should not have done that. But plates are so expensive and I can use so many so quickly and they had the 6x4 that are perfect for so many things. This mils plating thingy maybe the way forward but blood n sand it gets pricey real quick like, and then you sit back to take in all yer hard work and it looks exactly the same and you have spent about 400 quid and 4 weekends doing it...but ive started it now so you has to do it all, but right now I wish I had never started.

Great haul!