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In Off Topic, legomaster100 writes:

In Off Topic, enig writes:

This is as off-topic as it gets, but I need a bit of help. I am looking to purchase
a pair of speakers that are, unfortunately, very rare in Europe. A pair has recently
popped-up in Germany.

I have written to the seller but in all likelihood I might get dismissed as just
another random attempt at a scam

The price is very good so I am afraid to lose this. A similar pair got sold in
Norway in just a couple days and for more money.

Just need help to get me and the seller talking, the ad is on ebay-kleinanzeige

Would appreciate this a lot

what sneakers?

Likely these: https://www.adidas.com/us/lego

Author:

enig

Posted:

Jun 15, 2021 11:28

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Re: Looking for a little help in Germany

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In Off Topic, legomaster100 writes:

In Off Topic, enig writes:

what sneakers?

Not sneakers

Author:

legomaster100

Posted:

Jun 15, 2021 11:22

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Re: Looking for a little help in Germany

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In Off Topic, enig writes:

what sneakers?

Author:

enig

Posted:

Jun 15, 2021 11:19

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Looking for a little help in Germany

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Author:

MrPetovan

Posted:

Jun 12, 2021 19:00

Subject:

Re: Set bag inventories, any value?

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I’ve read in another forum thread that the bag assortment can change more frequently
than the inventories but I don’t know how much of it is true. At least in sets
with numbered bags it seems that each bag is tied to a separate part of the instructions
so it should be consistent between sets.

I’ve actually needed this feature recently as I found unopened parts bags in
a bulk LEGO bin I got off Craigslist, without it I ended up opening the bags
to inventory them, either to sell as New Incomplete or to complete the set and
sell it as Used.

In Off Topic, macebobo writes:

I would like to get the community's opinion about set bag inventories. In
other words, knowing what lots are in which bag in a set. Obviously, or maybe
not, this only applies to sets with numbered bags.

I don't want to bias your opinion with my thoughts as I am looking for other's
opinions.

I have an opportunity to test how I would do this as I am parting out a couple
sets and will be taking the time to inventory the bags as I part them out.

Thank you for your input.

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Jun 12, 2021 18:52

Subject:

Re: Set bag inventories, any value?

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In Off Topic, macebobo writes:

It would add to the initial work, but I would love it. People sell individual
bags on eBay and it is hard to tell what they are worth. It would be a commercial
and scholastic opportunity for Bricklink and it would also get us around the
timeout problem on big, big sets. You would just part out 6 bags at a time.

Author:

macebobo

Posted:

Jun 12, 2021 18:04

Subject:

Set bag inventories, any value?

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Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 14:49

Subject:

Re: Custom palette for Stud.io

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In Related Software, pingel writes:

Hi,

I have a limited (albeit large) list of available bricks (Official LEGO id).
I have looked for a long time on how to create a custom palette (xml/json/???)
with all these LEGO id and use that in Stud.io.

Any help is much appreciated.

Regards,
Søren

The dedicated forum for Studio and PartDesigner is https://forum.bricklink.com/
(hover over the red Studio icon on every page, then click “Studio Forum”).

Please search the forum for your question before posting a new one.
There’s an index of known bugs and suggestions that you can browse first: https://forum.bricklink.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5579

As for your question, you can create a palette from a BL Wanted List XML: create
the WL here, download (button is on the WL page, on top), import in Studio (Palette
menu | Config… | box at the bottom).
It can be counted (like when you import an official set) or not.

Author:

pingel

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 14:28

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Custom palette for Stud.io

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Author:

Anthony_NL

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 14:51

Subject:

Re: Playmobil marketplace??

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In Off Topic, peter_heyden writes:

Hi there,

Regularly I buy larger or smaller piles of Lego to sort them out, rebuild or
resell. While sorting, I often find small non-Lego parts, many of which seem
to be Playmobil.

Does anyone know if there's a Playmobil marketplace, similar to Bricklink?
As I don't like to throw these parts away.

Regards Peter.

If you are not sure it is Playmobil, you can check it on Playmodb.org. It is
a database like BrickLink, but it is a reference only site. I don't know
if this helps?

With kind regards,

Anthony.

Author:

maxx3001

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 11:53

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Re: Playmobil marketplace??

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In Off Topic, peter_heyden writes:

Never found one, I sometimes put it on paybay or MP.

Maxx

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 11:20

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

I believe Whiskey is the normal spelling in the U.S., as it is in Ireland however
the spelling used by Scotland is Whisky ( no e ).

I believe we tend to use the Scottish spelling in England as do the Canadians.

Many Scots get upset if you use what they see as an incorrect spelling when discussing
their Whisky.

Yeah my son brought me up to date on the different spellings some time ago. But
you gotta settle on a spelling if you're gonna talk about it at length, I
chose the American version.

It is difficult to keep switching, it's not surprising that someone settles
on their national spelling, after all there are many differences already in our
spellings of the same word.

As to upsetting the Scots: isn't that what it means to be Scottish, act like
you're always upset about something? Kinda why I like many of them, they're
like me

Couldn't possibly comment, the English are very rarely the flavour of the
month with the Scottish, I personally have no problems with our northern cousins
so I'll smile and say nothing.

I could go with what I imagine my mother often heard in her bartending days "whatever
you call it, just give me the damned drink!"

Some truth in that when you have a thirst.

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, qwertyboy writes:

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

Some of the best peated scotch, I've had. I do enjoy peated single
malts whiskeys.

Love that pic. Back when we were still living in the Netherlands, I collected
those boxes/tubes (with bottle inside) but only the ones we emptied ourselves.
I had a good relationship with our local liquer supplier - he often went searching
for single malts we hadn't tried before. I had a similar "setup" with our
local cheese shop owner (without the "container collecting" part). He was pretty
sad to see us leave...

Niek.

The pic is of some of my son's stash. They all have booze in them, he doesn't
save empties but keeps the bottles in their boxes for some reason. He's the
whiskey connoisseur in the house. On Saturdays he and I will sample the newest
he's picked-up on his travels during the week. But I don't/can't
consume much myself, nor does he for that matter. Just a couple of lightweights
in that regard.

Like everything else he does, he reads-up extensively, immerses himself into
the subject. Whiskey is his newest interest. Once a week (sometimes we'll
miss a week) we break out the Glencairn whiskey tasting glasses and sample the
latest of his finds, and talk. It's something that I look forward to very
much, both the talking and the whiskey but mostly what he has to share.

My son is one of those exceptionally intelligent guys, that enjoys a conversation.
He's also a voracious reader, mostly books on the classics and military history.
So not only do I get to sample some good whiskeys, but get to learn more about
history as he shares the latest book he's into. Three things I enjoy: my
son, history and whiskey! So you see why I'd "look forward to it very much"

-Cory

Author:

MrPetovan

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 10:22

Subject:

Re: Problem with opening LXFML file in stud.io

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Hi, please ask your Studio-related question in the dedicated forum: https://forum.bricklink.com/

In Related Software, Dixtry writes:

Hello, I would like to ask you how to fix problem with opening old LXFML file
from LEGO DIGITAL DESIGNER 4.2 in stud.io... When i open this file it wont load
any parts..

Thanks for help..

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 10:19

Subject:

Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Yeah my son brought me up to date on the different spellings some time ago. But
you gotta settle on a spelling if you're gonna talk about it at length, I
chose the American version.

As to upsetting the Scots: isn't that what it means to be Scottish, act like
you're always upset about something? Kinda why I like many of them, they're
like me

I could go with what I imagine my mother often heard in her bartending days "whatever
you call it, just give me the damned drink!"

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, qwertyboy writes:

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

Some of the best peated scotch, I've had. I do enjoy peated single
malts whiskeys.

-Cory

Author:

Dixtry

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 10:15

Subject:

Problem with opening LXFML file in stud.io

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Hello, I would like to ask you how to fix problem with opening old LXFML file
from LEGO DIGITAL DESIGNER 4.2 in stud.io... When i open this file it wont load
any parts..

Thanks for help..

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 09:51

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, qwertyboy writes:

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

Some of the best peated scotch, I've had. I do enjoy peated single
malts whiskeys.

-Cory

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 09:37

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, qwertyboy writes:

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

Some of the best peated scotch, I've had. I do enjoy peated single
malts whiskeys.

-Cory

Author:

peter_heyden

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 05:15

Subject:

Playmobil marketplace??

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Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 04:15

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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I'm the same, still have to look through rock pools as I did as a kid, fascinated
watching wood ants on their mounds and many more things.

Only ever watched nature programmes to see the Cicadas, not an event you'll
see too often in a lifetime.

I think the most annoying and spectacular thing we see is the mass of flying
ants once a year as they leave to start new colonies.

In Off Topic, randyf writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Do we all appreciate the world around us more as we age or are there many
more like myself that have always been both fascinated and in awe of the world
around us.

I am in this group. I am always fascinated by the little things around me when
I go on walks, runs, hikes, bike rides, canoeing, camping, etc. Not only does
the wildlife intrigue me, but every type of plant, fungus, etc. Right now, the
17-year cicadas are out in my part of Ohio ("Brood X" as it is known). The last
time they were here, I had just moved into my first home at 28 and had no kids.
Now, my life could not be more different than it was then. The sound is deafening
and overly irritating, but the whole cicada life cycle and observing them above
ground just fascinates me. They are cute in a weird sort of way.

I love spending time in the outdoors as much as my LEGO!

Author:

qwertyboy

Posted:

Jun 6, 2021 00:32

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

Some of the best peated scotch, I've had. I do enjoy peated single
malts whiskeys.

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 18:48

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Do we all appreciate the world around us more as we age or are there many
more like myself that have always been both fascinated and in awe of the world
around us.

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 16:12

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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I told you I was an odd one, never ever liked Whisky/Whiskey or most strong
alcoholic spirits, just don't like the taste.

Drank Vodka a lot whilst in my late teens and early twenties but lost any interest
after too many hangovers, now I can't tolerate it at all.

Never liked anything that tastes earthy/peaty whether that's malt, beers
or those dreadful cheap wines we had in the 70's/80's here in the U.K.

My sweet tooth doesn't help, not a fan of anything too dry.

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, qwertyboy writes:

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

We (my son, daughter and I) are playing with the idea of visiting the island
of Islay, Scotland.

The island of Island.

They make some of the best single malts there.

hopefully a better pic...

Some of the best peated scotch, I've had. I do enjoy peated single
malts whiskeys.

Btw, if you enjoy peated single malts, there's the Westland distillery up
here in Seattle. We had lunch there last weekend. It's a young distillery
making some top-notch whiskeys. They used to import their peat from Scotland
but now source it locally from farmland down in (Shelton) Olympia, Washington

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 13:43

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, qwertyboy writes:

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

We (my son, daughter and I) are playing with the idea of visiting the island
of Islay, Scotland.

The island of Island.

They make some of the best single malts there.

Author:

qwertyboy

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 12:25

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

We (my son, daughter and I) are playing with the idea of visiting the island
of Islay, Scotland.

The island of Island.

They make some of the best single malts there.

Niek.

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 11:38

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Always appreciated stunning naturally beauty whether that be human or nature
itself.

I think it's innately human to do so. It's just that most of us don't
slow down enough to appreciate. And why it's good to take the time, as you've
done, to express it.

Always envious of the wilderness around the world, nothing really like it here
in the U.K., some small exceptions.

I'd like to explore the UK countryside, someday.

We (my son, daughter and I) are playing with the idea of visiting the island
of Islay, Scotland. Who knows, if we do, maybe we'll take the time to see
more of the UK countryside beyond just passing through it.

Do we all appreciate the world around us more as we age or are there many
more like myself that have always been both fascinated and in awe of the world
around us.

I think we're all born with a strong sense of wonderment and awe of the world
around us, that stays with us but get's push to the back of our minds as
we take on the struggles of life.

But as we age our thoughts become more disciplined and prioritized, allowing
us to see and "appreciate the world around us" again. Or it could just be the
ever-increasing realization that comes with age, that life is finite, renewing
our perspective and appreciation?

Not necessarily a cool thing with your peers when you are young

but then I've never been what most would class as normal.

And that's a good thing, in my book

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Beautiful...

Now go out and carpe diem! You’ve got another seven hours before sunset, bag
some rays (as it's put in our house) Get that vitamin D3 machine in gear!

Really enjoy these type posts, thanks for sharing.

-popsicle

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 11:20

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Never get too much clotted cream, my opinion anyway.

Thanks for the tip about roadworks.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

I am and I must remember to get my cream teas right, mustn't have a Devon
cream tea in Cornwall.

Must get into the right mind set too, dreckly as they say.

Ah yes - must do it proper. Although my late father always said that the Devon
way is the best way - you can always put another dollop of cream on top!

Wish you well with your move.

PS Avoid the Tamar bridge if you can. Has resurfacing work going on, which is
likely to last for months. Absolute chaos!

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Whereabouts ?

I'm moving to the south west, all being well, in the next few months.

The sun is beginning to shine here in North Devon. If I remember rightly from
your past postings you are headed over the border to Kernow.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Welcome to the 'sunny' South West.

Author:

1271moggy

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 11:04

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

I am and I must remember to get my cream teas right, mustn't have a Devon
cream tea in Cornwall.

Must get into the right mind set too, dreckly as they say.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Whereabouts ?

I'm moving to the south west, all being well, in the next few months.

The sun is beginning to shine here in North Devon. If I remember rightly from
your past postings you are headed over the border to Kernow.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Welcome to the 'sunny' South West.

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 10:28

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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Always appreciated stunning naturally beauty whether that be human or nature
itself.

Always envious of the wilderness around the world, nothing really like it here
in the U.K., some small exceptions.

Do we all appreciate the world around us more as we age or are there many
more like myself that have always been both fascinated and in awe of the world
around us.

Not necessarily a cool thing with your peers when you are young but then I've
never been what most would class as normal.

In Off Topic, popsicle writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Beautiful...

Now go out and carpe diem! You’ve got another seven hours before sunset, bag
some rays (as it's put in our house) Get that vitamin D3 machine in gear!

Really enjoy these type posts, thanks for sharing.

-popsicle

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 10:21

Subject:

Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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I am and I must remember to get my cream teas right, mustn't have a Devon
cream tea in Cornwall.

Must get into the right mind set too, dreckly as they say.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Whereabouts ?

I'm moving to the south west, all being well, in the next few months.

The sun is beginning to shine here in North Devon. If I remember rightly from
your past postings you are headed over the border to Kernow.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Welcome to the 'sunny' South West.

Author:

1271moggy

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 09:38

Subject:

Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Whereabouts ?

I'm moving to the south west, all being well, in the next few months.

The sun is beginning to shine here in North Devon. If I remember rightly from
your past postings you are headed over the border to Kernow.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Welcome to the 'sunny' South West.

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 09:29

Subject:

Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Beautiful...

Now go out and carpe diem! You’ve got another seven hours before sunset, bag
some rays (as it's put in our house) Get that vitamin D3 machine in gear!

Really enjoy these type posts, thanks for sharing.

-popsicle

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 07:53

Subject:

Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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Whereabouts ?

I'm moving to the south west, all being well, in the next few months.

In Off Topic, 1271moggy writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Welcome to the 'sunny' South West.

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 07:51

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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Don't know your part of Britain but glad to hear someone sees bluer skies
more often.

Never seem to have a camera, not that I'm any good with them, when the beautiful
sunrises or sunsets are on display.

In Off Topic, StephenB76 writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Lovely photos, I'm lucky I get to see skies like that a fair bit as I live
on the Sussex Coast, and the sky yesterday morning at about 4:30 was amazing
even though it meant rain for most of the day, it had lots of the reds and oranges.

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 07:48

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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Must be Britain blue, limited edition obviously, never around for long.

Can't reach to test if it's brittle too.

In Off Topic, SylvainLS writes:

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Not yellowed enough to be Brittle Blue… is it Britain Blue?

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 07:46

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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Can we go Dutch and share.

In Off Topic, HC writes:

OOOOOH....there it is.
was wondering ...since we had that for a couple of days here..but today it is
gone.

please give it back

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 07:44

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Not far, North Worcestershire.

Eldest daughter lives in Newent, even closer to you. I should imagine.

In Off Topic, Stevemac1976 writes:

same here mate - its stunning in Gloucestershire. Where abouts are you.

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Author:

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 06:02

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OOOOOH....there it is.
was wondering ...since we had that for a couple of days here..but today it is
gone.

please give it back

Author:

1271moggy

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 05:42

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Welcome to the 'sunny' South West.

Author:

StephenB76

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 05:07

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 04:42

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Re: A beautiful UK sky ( for once ) :)

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In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Not yellowed enough to be Brittle Blue… is it Britain Blue?

Author:

Stevemac1976

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 04:37

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same here mate - its stunning in Gloucestershire. Where abouts are you.

In Off Topic, Stuart9 writes:

Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 5, 2021 04:22

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Woke up to a cloudless sky this morning, just stunningly blue.

Author:

greenman

Posted:

Jun 4, 2021 06:08

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Re: The New Brickstore

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In Related Software, calsbricks writes:

Are print templates created in Ntickstock supported in the new Brickstore?

...within 5 min. you make a (or many) new one, very simple:

- BS prints the layout you see on your screen

Step 1] modify the screen layout to meet your print-layout needs
- you can use Selections and whatever in that layout

Step 2] save that layout under the tab 'View' with a nice name
- you can add numerous layouts of your own

Step 3] whatever file you open, go to View, apply a custom print-layout, and
voilá
- what you see is what you get

Step 4] print it

- Klaas

Author:

cosmicray

Posted:

Jun 3, 2021 20:47

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Re: Onsite payment errors

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In Buying, SylvainLS writes:

I think some also danced naked under the moon… but verifying one’s address is
the smallest common denonimator… so you don’t have to do that… unless you wish
to… but then don’t talk about it here and certainly don’t post pictures!

That would be a coven of witches, and no, that has not happened yet on BL (to
my knowledge).

Nita Rae

Author:

randyipp

Posted:

Jun 3, 2021 14:10

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Re: The New Brickstore

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In Related Software, Stellar writes:

In Related Software, calsbricks writes:

Are print templates created in Ntickstock supported in the new Brickstore?

I think not, but that you can update them: https://github.com/rgriebl/brickstore/issues/81

If you end up figuring this out please let me know, this is pretty much the only
thing stopping me from converting over fully. I just need my custom print templates
to work!

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Stellar

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Jun 3, 2021 11:29

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Re: The New Brickstore

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In Related Software, calsbricks writes:

Are print templates created in Ntickstock supported in the new Brickstore?

I think not, but that you can update them: https://github.com/rgriebl/brickstore/issues/81

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Jun 3, 2021 10:56

Subject:

The New Brickstore

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Are print templates created in Ntickstock supported in the new Brickstore?

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hpoort

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Jun 2, 2021 12:26

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Re: Part designer suggestions

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