BUYING A MASSIVE LEGO BRICKLINK STORE AND ADDING 400,000 LEGO PARTS TO MY STORE IN UNDER 24 HOURS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- You read the title correct. We made our biggest and best LEGO purchase this past week. It was quite the adventure making it work and saving up enough capital to keep this business Debt Free.
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I love how you legitimately had a white van with LEGO in the back. LOL
Raise your free shipping. I followed in your footsteps and started at $35. My free shipping is now at $75. Surprisingly a lot of large $75 orders come in for the free shipping.
That is amazing how quickly you were able to integrate the other store into your own
I’d be so Leary trusting someone else’s counts. I hope it doesn’t burn u later
It is always a risk buying so much at once. I have found errors but also errors in my favor. Most buyers on Bricklink are understanding and glady accept a refund. If they don't, then you just block those buyers and never deal with them again.
@@PopsBlockShop I’ve had good luck with almost all our buyers too. Mistakes happen. Congrats on the purchase!! If we didn’t have two full time jobs I know we could get to over two million parts. I’m working on minifigs for our next show in October. C u at brickworld Grand Rapids and detroit
@@Gazelle0078 For sure see you in Grand Rapids , but Detroit. The Booth Fee for same space I had last few years has nearly doubled. I told them I cannot take extra hit in cost since my prices are some lowest there.
@@PopsBlockShop no kidding. Wow. Yeah your prices are hard to beat. They shouldn’t gouge the vendors so hard. That’s part of the reason the public comes. $200-$300 for a weekend is reasonable. You get to $500 or more for a booth and you have to sell way to much product just to break even. Not to mention gas, food etc. anyway c u soon
Had to watch this again. Amazing energy and a great deal. Congrats.
Wow! All that fit? Seemed like it might be close at first ❤
I was surprised how fast you added the new inventory and was thinking that you were pretty trusting of the quantity. Also the odd numbering system would drive my crazy but I see you set it up to move quickly.
That “leave in mailbox” message made me laugh. I don’t know what some people are thinking sometimes.
I’ll be curious to see if you can tell when people are riding from the Bricklink moc popup store. Those make for some time consuming low cost orders I think
The three main factors that had me pull trigger. 1. Cost 25% of value(so I could price a little lower) Taking on all risknto sell the LEGO 2. Ease of transition (I know some quantities will be off) I researched the stores feedback and seemed really good, so that helped me to trust it will be OK in the end. Also same Stackons I already had was a major plus since they do not make them anymore. 3. Location to me. Just a three hour drive each way wasn't bad and I didn't have to drive through Chicago traffic. Although I still had that slowdown HAHA.
I did see that MOC store and tested on a few. At this point, I'm used to thoselow-cost, high lot count orders. I just changed my free ship deal to $40 as I was paying on averag, nearly $2.00 out of pocket per order to ship. I need that to be under $1.00 or break even at this point.
Drool! I would love to add a van load to my collection! Would kill to know what that cost! I'm having to start from scratch replacing my entire Lego collection. My folks confiscated mine for the 'kids' to play with and there all now dumped in three large tubs in the corner of there living room all lied for when they have friends come over with kids....
So yeah... I'm starting from scratch and buying all over again...
WOW just WOW impressive Pops , just uploaded it in no time . PS even your little boss agreed with you about that msg (leave in the mailbox) LOL so adorable 🥰 keep up the amazing work
I have watched all your videos, this one may be my favorite. Congratulations Derrick
Great job Derek great sales and content ahead many thanks Brilliant😊
Congrats on the huge jump in inventory!
Congratulations!
I will be closing the store and moving soon. Looking forward to the move but not moving all my stuff and setting up the new store. One advantage is i can hopefully set it up more efficiently this time.
I make sure that my free shipping applies for orders that are over my average sale. My avg sale is $35 and free shipping kicks in at $50.
on my way to Louisville/Jeffersonville I had over an hour added to drive time due to construction combined with an accident in Milwaukee and 2 hours added in Chicago for the same reason. On the way home it was the 7 and a half hours no delays! Brick Universe Nashville was awesome!
Glad to hear Brick Universe was a blast!
Do you plan on combining the parts so it wont show double in the wanted parts list?
what's the name of the software you using for your inventory
Brickstore
Any chance you have a link to where you bought the shoebox container shelving. I love the size of those shelves
www.menards.com/main/storage-organization/garage-outdoor-organizers/freestanding-shelving-units/maxit-trade-knect-a-shelf-trade-36w-x-74h-x-24d-5-tier-plastic-freestanding-shelving-unit/91084men-1c/p-1516347092766-c-12652.htm?tid=468914440584678689&ipos=43
Congratulations on the new store! By removing cost in the file, do you mind sharing how people usually calculate the cost of goods sold? I can’t recall if I’ve heard anyone discuss that.
I believe my accountant uses the LIFO method. I just report the total amount spent on inventory every year etc. I've stated this before that I'm not going to go into details on anything tax related. I pay an accountant to make sure I do everything correct and leave it at that.
@@PopsBlockShopDo you send the accountant an inventory count at the end of the year? LIFO would require tracking/calculating a cost per sku. I doubt he does that. I bet he just looks at inventory in total and guestimates ending inventory and COGS. Managing actual cost per sku regardless of the method would require a lot of input into the accounting system.
@JagsMartin - COGS can be done monthly or yearly in total. The formula is dollar amount of beginning inventory + purchases - ending inventory = cogs. The ending inventory can just be number of pieces times average cost per piece (historical average in aggregate). Assigning a cost per sku would be tedious. Assigning an average cost per piece for the entire inventory is much easier.
BTW, I love your Bricklink store. I've bought from you before and getting ready to do another order.
I saw Emmett at 1:39
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How do you get your inventory to show up under the "color info" tab when looking at a part at 14:50?
That is exactly what I am wanting to know
Hi. great video and nice addition. So i was curious about the my inventory row when you searched the black item (time 14:53). I do not have that row. Any idea how i can implement this?
You have to have that part in your store to see the colors show up like that. If I did not have that part in my inventory in black than if would not show that.
@@PopsBlockShop Hi. Thank you for response. So i searched two parts i know i have so i tested two times and no row that shows i have the part. haha so that is weird. Maybe a setting i didn't click. I will have to do more research. thanks for your time. Unfortunatly you are located in the USA and i am in the Netherlands or i would have bought more times from you. But shipping prices are to high. 😄
@@sfhderoos6289If you go into your account settings, select "My Catalog Settings", then check "Show Items in My Inventory".
This will show what colors are available when on a parts page.
@@sfhderoos6289 Hi! you have to mark the option Show Items in My Inventory in the catalog settings! 🙂
@@Crossbrick Hi thank you. That was the solution i was looking for. i knew i had to mark something somewhere. I've learned something. Thanks for the help. Have a great day or evening where ever you are.
Aah super human
2:00 are you a twenty one pilots fan ???
Trying to get tickets for Minneapolis show in October once go on sale next week.
sippling on straight clorine
Twenty-one Pilots is my Son's favorite band.
once i can buy parts its mostly all going to be used. i just do not care if its used or new. its all the same ima builder tbh
Home safe and well arfter the big trip 😊 every time I cee digger s and council working digging dirt an rock it all ways make me think. Of Lego City s like mine with digger s and council worker s 😊. That road delay she was smashed up frunt of that truck..😮 wow nice amount of parts .U have scored ..holly moley your a beast. Up loading 15.000 part s with in half hour. Getting home arfter long road trip. Exciting add ..to get a big lot of extra stock. I'm Shaw you got it. Cas it was a awesome deal all up ...yeah. Yoused. Part s. I'm. Not going to do much of ever I rather new. And part out set s. Get bulk ..so at lest know. Giveing customer.s best quality. Yoused. It s way. More ..needing to do ..plus. That's Manny. Buying. Yoused. Lego and saleing. ..so leve that to all them. To compete on ..😅an run into more issue s ...your baby. Girl. At. The start. .sounded. Like she was. Saying. Daddy daddy. More. Lego ..to cute. 😊...hope U bean finding some. Free time. To check out the USA open to🎾😊...yo welcome to come sort my parts out. Next lol ..😅😂...😊👍👍 Have you Awesome fryday an weekend .Derek.
Haha yes I have enough parts to sort mate. US open has been a pretty good match for ones I could watch. Not going to glue my feet down to protest climate change
Do get why you are not checking the amount of parts…
@@atlasproduction4773 I did multiple spot checks and mostly was finding that there were parts in drawers that were not listed In the file. It was a small risk tondonit this way but ultimately when parts sell I make sure they are there to send and if not I refund. Has been almost 1 year since purchased store and very few issues that I have to refund for.
i helped break down and movie bricks on the dollar twice i feel ur pain
Are you the Ryan that shows up at the door when he’s filming the monthly store tour? 😂
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Why didnt you verify each container before listing it? Seems like you just rushed it to have more for sale.