Rock N Roller Coaster Blue Prints for sale on Ebay

I was just browsing ebay and came across this. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=717934225

Sounds like a good bargain.

edit: This Guy has alot of disney and several universal studios blueprints as well. http://theblueprintcollection.com

*** This post was edited by Colonel Sanders on 10/2/2002. ***

Is that you bidding on it?

Yes.

I am curious. If you are bidding on it, then why would you let people know? That would just add competition.

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If I lose I can just buy it from that guy's site. I don't really care about paying a little extra.

I think that this guy has many copies (printed on actual blueprint paper) of each item. On his website he lists several from IOA and lots from disney. They all sell for $21 total. So all that he would have to do is go to that site and just buy one for the same price.

I wouldn't buy from him. I have dealed with enough people on ebay to know when someone has legitimate negative feedback. This guy is no good to buy from. You may get your item, or you may not. You are taking a chance.

I'll take heed that advice. If he steals I'll file a fraud report as usual. That's if I win it. If someone outbids me I won't bid again.

He's been selling blueprints of coasters for a few weeks now - I've seen a bunch.

Keep in mind they're just prints, not originals. They'd still be pretty cool to have, I guess. I kept thinking "I'll bid on some of those" but I still haven't gotten around to it. Oh well...

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Yeah,

Do watch out for this. A lot of people saying that he shipped late, or not at all. Also, one major factor to show is that he says on his website "Pictures of blueprints are hard to take, quality will be better [in physical format.]" Yet, when people complain that they were bad quality when they got them he said "Blueprints AS PICTURED" and then continues to call them a certain part of your body. So, yeah, for a person who has to swear everytime someone leaves him negitive feedback, carefully evaluate your options.

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"If two coaster trains almost hit each other, why is it called a near miss and not a near hit?"

His email on his website is an AOL address. The site's layout also blows. No part of this operation is professional.

And how did he get his hands on all of the blueprints ranging from Disney attractions to casino and military blueprints?

This whole thing smells fake.

I thought I heard somewhere that blueprints are part of a cities public records. I could have heard wrong though.

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