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In Catalog, batman11223 writes:

When you edit the items when entering an inventory, is there a way to save progress
so that you dont have to do it all in one sitting or risk losing all your progress?

Just try it, and you'll never have any problem anymore.
Free, open sauce.
https://www.brickstore.dev/

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Nubs_Select

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Apr 26, 2024 20:32

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Re: saving progress?

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In Catalog, batman11223 writes:

When you edit the items when entering an inventory, is there a way to save progress
so that you dont have to do it all in one sitting or risk losing all your progress?

brickstore tho the parting out sets feature is a bit of a learning curve. otherwise
just dont close the tab (difficult tho as I've done it myself many times
sometimes losing a lot of work) and then return when you are ready

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batman11223

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Apr 26, 2024 20:27

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saving progress?

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When you edit the items when entering an inventory, is there a way to save progress
so that you dont have to do it all in one sitting or risk losing all your progress?

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Nubs_Select

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Apr 26, 2024 19:06

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Re: rendered items

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In Catalog, SylvainLS writes:

In Catalog, batman11223 writes:

im new to this but am parting out the D&D set. How does one find a rendered image
for parts?

Brickset?

Or PaB?

or
https://www.lego.com/cdn/product-assets/element.img.lod5photo.192x192/6467215.jpg
just change out the pcc. this way you get the best one since its right from the
source

Author:

SylvainLS

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Apr 26, 2024 18:54

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Re: rendered items

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In Catalog, SylvainLS writes:

In Catalog, batman11223 writes:

im new to this but am parting out the D&D set. How does one find a rendered image
for parts?

Brickset?

Or PaB?

Author:

WOLKsite

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Apr 26, 2024 18:47

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Re: Part 42042

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In Catalog, here4bricks614 writes:

In Catalog, randyf writes:

In Catalog, WOLKsite writes:

42042 Bionicle Krana Holder 3 x 4 (Scoop / Bucket with Axle Hole)
Parts: BIONICLE {Brown}

Why is this part listed as "42042"? The ID of 42042 (and all the Element
IDs listed on this part) belong the Krana*. Shouldn't the scoop be listed
as "x[number]" since its ID is unknown?

*All 8 shapes of Krana share the same ID, as they were produced in the same mold,
which is how they were randomized.

There is a project on hold to fix this. Just need the time...

Cheers,
Randy

Part 41673 is called "BION. HEAD, INTERM. PLATE" and is contextual to
2002.
I don't know whether this krana holder is an assembly, but I have the following
IDs:

4163137 - 2 Grey
4164414 - 1 White
4164415 - 23 Bright Blue
4164416 - 25 Earth Orange
4164417 - 28 Dark Green
4164418 - 21 Bright Red

4163138 - 27 Dark Grey

Good find!
I don't see any evidence that they're an assembly.

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SylvainLS

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Apr 26, 2024 18:24

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Re: rendered items

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In Catalog, batman11223 writes:

im new to this but am parting out the D&D set. How does one find a rendered image
for parts?

Brickset?

Author:

batman11223

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Apr 26, 2024 18:23

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rendered items

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im new to this but am parting out the D&D set. How does one find a rendered image
for parts?

Author:

here4bricks614

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Apr 26, 2024 16:12

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Re: Part 42042

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In Catalog, here4bricks614 writes:

In Catalog, randyf writes:

In Catalog, WOLKsite writes:

42042 Bionicle Krana Holder 3 x 4 (Scoop / Bucket with Axle Hole)
Parts: BIONICLE {Brown}

There is a project on hold to fix this. Just need the time...

Cheers,
Randy

4163138 - 27 Dark Grey

Author:

here4bricks614

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Apr 26, 2024 15:56

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Re: Part 42042

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In Catalog, randyf writes:

In Catalog, WOLKsite writes:

42042 Bionicle Krana Holder 3 x 4 (Scoop / Bucket with Axle Hole)
Parts: BIONICLE {Brown}

There is a project on hold to fix this. Just need the time...

Cheers,
Randy

Author:

ghyde

Posted:

Apr 25, 2024 18:25

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Re: Doubts on the latest Star Wars promo item

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Please note that the ID can still be changed by the catalog admins, this can
sometimes take a while, but if there's a way for someone to identify it in
the catalog properly, then at least the temporary listing will be visible in
the reference catalog.

I don't recall offhand, but it might be possible for you to receive notifications
of changes to the item ID. Please check back as sometimes item ID will change
as deemed necessary, often months or even years later.

Cheers ...

ghyde

In Catalog, jul9000 writes:

Thanks, I figured out the ID myself and added the item.

Here it is, if someone is interested
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?G=107543

If any of the approvers read this, please accept the item, as there's going
to be a lot going on with this item, because of the upcoming "May the 4th
be with you" celebration

In Catalog, Seppiem writes:

In Catalog, jul9000 writes:

Hello,

Today I acquired the latest "25 Years of Lego Star Wars" promotional
item and I'm having doubts on correct categorisation.

The packaging says: "Fabric Sticker", but the item looks more like a
patch, rather than a sticker. Also, it's made of fabric, not sewed, like
patches usually are, and not paper, as sticker usually are.

That being said, I have doubts how to correctly add the item to the catalog.
What do you guys think? Does it belong to "Sticker, Collectible Sticker"
category, or "Patch & Pin"? Please also suggest an Item ID, as this isn't
obvious neither in both those categories...

Attaching two photos of the actual item

Hi, well it is not a Patch, neither a Pin. It is actually a sticker, however
it is a fabric sticker. But still a sticker. So I would suggest it belongs to
"Sticker, Collectible sticker". An item ID suggestions, I leave it for
someone else to comment

Author:

jul9000

Posted:

Apr 25, 2024 17:37

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Re: Doubts on the latest Star Wars promo item

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In Catalog, jul9000 writes:

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Seppiem

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Apr 25, 2024 16:56

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Re: Doubts on the latest Star Wars promo item

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In Catalog, jul9000 writes:

Author:

jul9000

Posted:

Apr 25, 2024 16:19

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Doubts on the latest Star Wars promo item

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Author:

Autism_And_I

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Apr 25, 2024 12:48

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Re: Can't add catalog information to Instructions

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Thanks that makes a lot more sense now!

Author:

Nubs_Select

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Apr 25, 2024 12:37

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Re: Can't add catalog information to Instructions

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Use the set change request forums instruction line not the gear one and just
type in 70356 and make sure -1 is selected in the box beside the set number and
it will work

Author:

Autism_And_I

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Apr 25, 2024 12:33

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Can't add catalog information to Instructions

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Which preset am I supposed to select when submitting a change request for instructions?

I assumed it was just the Catalog one.
However when submitting it tells me; "Item No to Change does not exist in
Catalog."
I am copy/pasting them Item No from the existing entry.

I've tried changing to Book rather than Catalog as well as attempting to
change the Item No by removing both the -1 and "Instructions Entry" Text.
I did not expect these to work and indeed they did not.

Looking at the Catalog Add or Change menu, there is an option for instructions
under Add Image but not under Change Item.

I just wanted to submit weight and dimensions for an instruction manual.
Perhaps I am missing something. But the guide just leads to the same Change Item
form, which is where I started.

Author:

axaday

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Apr 25, 2024 07:54

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Re: Many errors in the catalog

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