This week on my Bricklink Store Diary, I’m recapping a solid sales week and answering a question I get a lot: how do I decide which sets to buy specifically for my BrickLink store. I ended up with five orders and 1,288 parts sold across 57 lots, with two big orders doing most of the heavy lifting. It’s also been interesting seeing more minifigs, minifig parts, and accessories moving lately—those are the kinds of things people use to add life to a LEGO City layout or a MOC, so it makes total sense. On the sourcing side, I parted out a couple Jurassic Park sets I’d grabbed a while back (50% off Walmart finds) and five copies of the Flowering Cactus from Costco. The big takeaway is I don’t buy sets just because they’re “on sale.” I use BrickLink’s Price Guide to check part-out value (I focus on the last 6-month sales average, not the current average), I look for sets that add new parts to my inventory, and I ask myself: would I actually use these parts in my own city or builds if they don’t sell? If the answer is “no,” I’m a lot less likely to roll the dice—because getting stuck with parts you don’t want is a real thing.