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[fkro6784]

Thanks for the links, looks like making a decent profit out of them was a poorly conceived idea Guess I'll just be cleaning them for my own satisfation and the enjoyment of future generations

 

No problem. Haha yeah, there are some MIMP that are worth a good amount of money, but the majority are not worth what most sellers on eBay would like to think they are.

 

If you decide you want to sell them anyway, I might be interested in a couple (especially the Series 1 Ghost if you have it, assuming it's not badly stained). 

[Behemoth]

Thanks for the links, looks like making a decent profit out of them was a poorly conceived idea   Guess I'll just be cleaning them for my own satisfation and the enjoyment of future generations 

73 Euros for a GITD MIMP would be making a killing. They probably aren't worth that much combined. The best route is to check Sold or Completed Auctions instead of list prices. 

 

Good luck on the sales. 

Edited by Behemoth, 23 July 2014 - 08:34 AM.

[Krangala]

I am not sure if this trick will work for the soft plastic MIMP are made from, but I do know it works on Lego.

To remove Sharpie/permanent marker stains, use an Expo brand dry erase marker. Color over the original stain completely and wait 30 seconds.

It sometimes takes several applications.

Like I said, this has not been used on MIMP.