@juliamorley
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Yes! I used it for my annual calendar campaign to ship 1000-ish calendars a year as well as other merch – worked really well for that purpose (integrated with Shopify)
I had tried other third party shipping tools before and it ended up being the best one for my purposes.
Just fired him an email! That ship in a bottle looks pretty awesome (although still not as awesome as mine :-P). I’ll have to keep an eye out for a release date so I can snag one.
Fun fact – I actually have some availability for this! I’m working overnights, but would be available in the afternoons to help if you still need people 🙂
I should mention I try to make it a point to go to every store I’m in a 20 mile radius of whenever I travel… just because. Josh is right, they’re all pretty much exactly the same, so I have no idea why I keep doing it.
Oh I will so play this game:
-London Stratford
-LEGOLAND Windsor (if California counts, Windsor counts :-P)
-Munich (Germany)
-Bellevue Collection (Seattle, WA)
-Westfield Valley Fair (Santa Clara, CA)
-King of Prussia (Philly)
-Easton Town Center (Columbus, OH)
-Kenwood Town Centre (Cincinnati, OH)
-Christiana Mall (Newark, DE)
-Water Tower Place (Chicago, IL)
-Jersey Gardens (Elizabeth, NJ)
-Rockefeller Center (New York, NY)
-Potomac Mills (Woodbridge, VA)
-Tyson’s Corner (McClean, VA)
-Downtown Disney (Florida)Does it have to be Pirates of the Carribean? There’s an LOTR pirate ship that’s still in production http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Pirate-Ship-Ambush-79008
I love the idea of a zoo!
I’ve also toyed with trying to do Kennywood (or parts of it) myself, I work there so I have pretty unlimited access to take pictures and sketch out what the rides look like from behind and such. But maybe now the carnival is coming out, everyone will be doing amusement parks…
Although, actually I take back some of my statements. I looked up the sets and I realize that at least some of them (if not all?) are exact replicas of existing minifigs.
That’s not Fair Play.
Call me a heretic, but how is this so different from what BrickForge does? Just because the guy doing it is from China? Are we penalizing him for being able to offer a lower price because he lives in and makes them in China?
It’s unfair to accuse him of stealing the molds from the LEGO company, when he could have bought the set and made the molds from the minifigs in it.
AND he’s very clear that the parts are not official LEGO parts, which is in compliance with the LEGO company’s Fair Play policy and is why BrickForge gets to keep doing what they do (other than his use of the word minifig, but I imagine that’s an honest mistake given his effort to disclaimer like crazy in the product description).
Yeah, that’s what I thought. I’m cool with bricklyft, and actually the giant subversive disclaimer (I’m glad you find it subversive, Matt, that’s exactly the tone I was going for) has sparked some conversation in the car.
As far as Lyft goes – the taxi companies (all two of them), are arguing that we’re operating as an illegal taxi service, a glorified jitney basically. The mayor and other Lyft supporters trying to get regulation through the PUC to classify it as a “transportation network company” instead, operating under a different set of regulations than the taxis do. Pittsburgh’s powers-that-be are fully behind it and it looks like most of our state legislators and candidates for state governor are, too, so I think it’s likely to be resolved relatively soon.
To answer Greg’s questions:
1. It would probably be less than 50 cents in plastic per part, the printing itself is slow – probably about 30 minutes per part to print
2. I already sold my soul when I started drilling holes into LEGO pieces to turn them into earrings, I got nothing to lose.
