--- In disneyworldmodelersclub@yahoogroups.com, "enfilm" <edindorchester@...> wrote:
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> And they aren't even the craziest prices. There's an other auction on a regular basis that even nuttier. Someone has a set (100 pages?) of toontown blueprints, all the buildings. I don't know if it has the interior of the roger rabbit ride. They want $25,000. They have been putting it up for sale every few months since 2007 and they've never changed the price. I saw another set for sale once and it was 1,000-1,200 and I'd almost consider paying that but I have no idea how to tell someone their treasure is worth 1/20th of what they want.
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> Ed
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> --- In disneyworldmodelersclub@yahoogroups.com, "Brad Day" <bday789@> wrote:
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> > I wish I had the money to pitch in! Those prices are crazy-greedy....
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> > --- In disneyworldmodelersclub@yahoogroups.com, "enfilm" <edindorchester@> wrote:
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> > > Hi There. It's been a bit quiet in this group without the spam so I thought I'd throw something out there
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> > > I just saw a nice set of blueprints on ebay and some of them are ones I'd like to add to my collection. I've bought from the seller before and they were pretty good quality but a bit on the high side (40.00 per page) Most of my collection has been 10.00 per page. Anyways she's got a set of drawings for the FL version of POTC, interior plans, elevations and details. She's asking $70-$90 a sheet. Of course you could buy the whole set for just under a thousand bucks. Now I'm a disney geek but that's just crazy.
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> > > Anyone want to split the price with me? Through the magic of xerox, scanning whatever the price could be made managable quickly. I'll probably buy a sheet or two even if nobody else is interested just because I'd like some interior elevations to fill out my collection (especially of the queue area).
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> > > It's just a thought
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> > > Ed
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