In this video I break down a real LEGO reselling win that had me sweating for months before the LEGO gods finally came through. I’m talking about the Spider-Man Carnage Helmet (76199). On paper it looks like a slam dunk, but the first 9 months after retirement it just… didn’t move like it should’ve, and me plus a few reseller buddies weren’t sure what was going on. I show you the pricing context, why I still liked the set, and how patience paid off when Q4 finally hit the way it was supposed to. Then I get into the actual numbers from my spreadsheet: I averaged about $54 cost on 76 units, sold around $157, and ended up taking home $7,755 and change after a roughly 27-month hold. After that, I keep it real with a “bonafide stinker” that wasn’t a loss, but absolutely underperformed: the Resistance Y-Wing Starfighter (75249). I bought 100 units at $40, sold around $98, and after a 48-month hold the take-home was only about $637. The takeaway: not every set that checks the boxes turns into a monster, and sometimes the best move is simply allocating more money to the real winners.