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I recently purchased a group of older Lego sets including some castle sets.
It was someone's childhood collection. The sets were mostly complete, some
missing a few small parts. Boxes and instructions in good shape. Sold a set
and the buyer thought two 8x16 base plates looked like they were cut from a 16x16
plate. Sent a partial refund but not fully convinced this was the case as when
I inventoried the set nothing jumped out at me as being wrong. I guess the question
is were the older base plates cut/manufactured differently than newer ones?

Author:

Grego

Posted:

Jun 17, 2021 01:44

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, Hurt writes:

In General, peregrinator writes:

In General, gwurst writes:

In your situation I might ask for a partial refund and then list them as used
but like-new and only stacked once.

BL policy discourages listing items as "like new":
https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=102

"Please do not use phrases such as "Like New" or "As New" in the description
of any item, regardless of whether it is being listed as NEW or USED."

I wonder why? It's clear for NEW items to not do this, but for USED ones?

Goes back to eBay listing rules ...it's called keyword SPAMMing

Author:

Daragh

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 19:53

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Unfortunately they are "used" in my mind.

At least they stagger-stacked them. I had a similar issue some time ago and over
1000 1x2, 1x3 and 2x2 plates were stacked. Boy did I have sore fingers after
separating them all.

I resold them as used after a partial refund from seller, but I understand that
might not suit you, so I would look to return the whole order.

Author:

bricknationtoys

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 17:28

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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Of course the buyer wouldn't know but it isn't about if you can tell
the difference or not. You also wouldn't know if someone built a set first,
carefully took it apart and sold the parts as new.

In my dictionary Lego parts that were joined together count as used. Wheater
you build a stack for shipping or a tiny skyscraper. The moment you join two
new parts together you have two used parts. Hopefully the photo illustrates it
well.

Author:

Fr0stByt3

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 16:11

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I'm not picky about parts unless they're scuffed, cracked, or obviously
worn. Personally as a buyer I wouldn't mind it too much since I was used
to clicking parts together at the Pick-A-Brick wall in the local LEGO store anyway
to get more for my money. I'd rather clicked bricks than loose scuffed ones
but some buyers aren't like me and so OP's concerns are noted.

But this brings up a good point. How many sellers here would buy parts from the
Pick-a-Brick, click them together, then sell them new on Bricklink with or without
taking them apart before shipping them out? Would the buyer even know in most
instances?

Author:

tons_of_bricks

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 13:31

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

it isn't a new seller. Over 300 orders in that store. 100% feedback. A partial
refund doesn't really fix the issue for me.

Does the store allow returns? I'd request then to return the whole order.

On one hand I feel slightly bad for the seller to be in this position, especially
for such a high value order. On the other hand, they should know better than
to do this.

I would show them this thread so they know it's not you just being overly
picky but that most people don't find this acceptable.

Author:

bricknationtoys

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 13:27

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Your probably right that the parts were stored that way. It's a 4000 parts
order so very unlikely that the seller sat down and put it all together just
for shipping.

Author:

bricknationtoys

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 13:19

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it isn't a new seller. Over 300 orders in that store. 100% feedback. A partial
refund doesn't really fix the issue for me.

Author:

leggodtshop

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 11:54

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, SylvainLS writes:

In General, Bond writes:

In General, patpendlego writes:

In General, Bond writes:

In General, patpendlego writes:

New can come from TLG or an official by TLG licensed reseller only.
Any other source is Used. Regardless of stacked or not.

Of course BL's definition is a bit less strict.

A fair argument. That being stated, BL *is* TLG, now that the latter owns and
defines policy for the former. Not to put too fine a point on it, of course.

- Pat (not pending)

Lol. However, BL is not the seller here. Not yet at least

Ah, I see now. I had misconstrued your use of the word 'source'.

Well, BL sold and will sell (or is that TLG now?) Designer Program sets….

The way things go BL/TLG will become the sole seller here and we merely suppliers...

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 11:11

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, Bond writes:

In General, patpendlego writes:

In General, Bond writes:

In General, patpendlego writes:

New can come from TLG or an official by TLG licensed reseller only.
Any other source is Used. Regardless of stacked or not.

Of course BL's definition is a bit less strict.

A fair argument. That being stated, BL *is* TLG, now that the latter owns and
defines policy for the former. Not to put too fine a point on it, of course.

- Pat (not pending)

Lol. However, BL is not the seller here. Not yet at least

Ah, I see now. I had misconstrued your use of the word 'source'.

Well, BL sold and will sell (or is that TLG now?) Designer Program sets….

Author:

Bond

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 11:08

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, patpendlego writes:

In General, Bond writes:

In General, patpendlego writes:

New can come from TLG or an official by TLG licensed reseller only.
Any other source is Used. Regardless of stacked or not.

Of course BL's definition is a bit less strict.

A fair argument. That being stated, BL *is* TLG, now that the latter owns and
defines policy for the former. Not to put too fine a point on it, of course.

- Pat (not pending)

Lol. However, BL is not the seller here. Not yet at least

Ah, I see now. I had misconstrued your use of the word 'source'.

Author:

leggodtshop

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 10:52

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, Bond writes:

In General, patpendlego writes:

New can come from TLG or an official by TLG licensed reseller only.
Any other source is Used. Regardless of stacked or not.

Of course BL's definition is a bit less strict.

A fair argument. That being stated, BL *is* TLG, now that the latter owns and
defines policy for the former. Not to put too fine a point on it, of course.

- Pat (not pending)

Lol. However, BL is not the seller here. Not yet at least

Author:

Hurt

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:49

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, peregrinator writes:

In General, gwurst writes:

In your situation I might ask for a partial refund and then list them as used
but like-new and only stacked once.

I wonder why? It's clear for NEW items to not do this, but for USED ones?

Author:

Bond

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:42

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, patpendlego writes:

New can come from TLG or an official by TLG licensed reseller only.
Any other source is Used. Regardless of stacked or not.

Of course BL's definition is a bit less strict.

A fair argument. That being stated, BL *is* TLG, now that the latter owns and
defines policy for the former. Not to put too fine a point on it, of course.

- Pat (not pending)

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:38

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, gwurst writes:

In your situation I might ask for a partial refund and then list them as used
but like-new and only stacked once.

Author:

leggodtshop

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:37

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

Just received an order of new parts that were supposed to go into my inventory.
The seller probably tried to be helpful and stacked almost all the parts.
I don't feel I can sell them now as new.

What are your thoughts?

New can come from TLG or an official by TLG licensed reseller only.
Any other source is Used. Regardless of stacked or not.

Of course BL's definition is a bit less strict.

Author:

Bond

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:31

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

The seller probably tried to be helpful and stacked almost all the parts.

Or even more frightful, the seller stores their inventory this way while continuing
to list it as new. I only mention this because the sheer number of parts indicated
by the two pics, as well as the fact that a lot of them are small, at least suggests
this. I cannot see any seller with a customer-first mentality taking the extra
time to stack this many parts at the expense of delaying shipment.

For my part, I agree with other commenters on this thread that the parts in questions
have now - however inadvertently - been rendered used. Before I continue, however,
it might be well to highlight BrickLink's current policy regarding New vs
Used parts (https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=102):

-----------------------------
* New Parts - Parts are brand new, taken directly from new sets or were purchased
"as new" in another form such as accessory packs or Pick A Brick and have been
handled only for sorting. These parts have never been used in any manner. If
a minifigure or part assembly was originally sold assembled by LEGO, its component
parts after disassembly can also be listed as new.

* Used Parts - Parts which have been previously used and are presumably still
in good, usable condition. If the parts show excessive wear, discoloration, excessive
scratches, other marks,etc. this should be noted in the *Comments* field. Sticker
sheets missing stickers must be listed as Used.
-----------------------------
(Note: I had a devil of a time finding this. A proper quest.)

The one anomaly here that may serve in the seller's favor are the words "have
been handled only for sorting." Can 'handled' entail the act of stacking
for the sole purpose of consolidating shipping space? I realize of course that
the very next sentence reads "These parts have never been used in any manner."
But does 'used' here mean 'connected to another part'? I see
no mention of it, but I welcome correction if I'm mistaken. In the absence
of such clarification, however, it could be construed as circular logic.

Potential Action Items:

For Original Seller (for that matter, any BL seller) - Strongly suggest ceasing
connecting any parts together, new or used, prior to shipping unless buyer requests
such clearly and in writing. Observe what happens otherwise.

For BrickLink (TLG, et al) - Suggest clarification of New parts vs Used parts
to include or exclude stacking for sole purpose of shipping. (Although again,
for my part, I agree that once parts are connected, they are rendered used.)

- Pat (BL ID: Bond)

Author:

gwurst

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:16

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Technically correct answer - the stacked parts are now used.

My personal opinion - as a buyer (not a reseller) I wouldn't care if I ordered
new parts and got them stacked. I'm buying new for their condition and being
undamaged (other than typical damage from banging-around in a bag). I would
assume most people plan to actually use their pieces, and not plan to display
them in a pile to maintain their "newness".

Again, as a seller as well I understand the rules and do not stack any new parts
I sell. I made the same mistake of stacking new parts when I started selling
until I found-out it was not appreciated.

In your situation I might ask for a partial refund and then list them as used
but like-new and only stacked once.

Author:

tons_of_bricks

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 09:03

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

Is it a newer seller? Maybe it just didn't cross his mind that this shouldn't
be done for new pieces. I know when I started out I wasn't aware at how particular
I should be about new pieces. However, if he isn't a new seller, then he
should definitely know better.

I'd ask for a partial refund for the stacked pieces; maybe 50% of their value
or something along those lines.

Author:

GraysBricks

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 08:09

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

I agree, anything assembled is used. It shows you are one the good sellers by
asking this question, we have bought from each other a few times and I'll
continue to do so.

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 07:39

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

The ones that have been stacked are used.

Author:

Hurt

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 07:27

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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In General, bricknationtoys writes:

I know that feeling :-/

Bricklink says:
"New Parts - Parts are brand new, taken directly from new sets or were purchased
"as new" in another form such as accessory packs or Pick A Brick and have been
handled only for sorting. These parts have never been used in any manner. If
a minifigure or part assembly was originally sold assembled by LEGO, its component
parts after disassembly can also be listed as new."

The part "If a minifigure or part assembly was originally sold assembled by LEGO,
its component parts after disassembly can also be listed as new." - so I guess
it's not a problem if you have other cases where they have been stacked.

Of course you can also confront the seller with it, asking for a partial refund
or so (maybe the difference of what the prices are between new and used - if
you're listing them as used in your shop now).

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 07:27

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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Should have specified that the exception is where it was preassembled by Lego
before packaging for sale.

In General, Stuart9 writes:

Completely unacceptable to me as these effectively are now used, they have been
assembled.

I believe that BL’s definition of new includes the specification of unassembled.

In General, bricknationtoys writes:

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 07:25

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Re: New or used? How do you see it?

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Author:

bricknationtoys

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 07:16

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New or used? How do you see it?

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Author:

brac.brick

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 06:25

Subject:

Re: BRAVO on the BrickLink Catalog Newsletter!!!

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In General, Turez writes:

In General, Erkiles writes:

So, could anyone point out where one would be able to join this newsletter?

https://www.bricklink.com/pref_contact.asp

I have my settings to accept marketing and newsletters. Never seen the newsletter
yet. Did it just go out to a select few? Just wondering...

Author:

BunteSteinewelt

Posted:

Jun 16, 2021 02:18

Subject:

Re: New OSS : EU VAT changes from 1st of July

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In General, Stellar writes:

In General, kaat writes:

In General, Stellar writes:

But which for North Ireland? UK 20% or Seller %?

United Kingdom 20

And what about Monaco?

https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/business/vat/eu-vat-rules-topic/territorial-status-eu-countries-certain-territories_en

There are special rules for Northern Ireland, from within the EU it should be
20% (based on UK VAT rate I guess) and then the code XI is used as if it were
an EU country. See https://www.avalara.com/vatlive/en/vat-news/brexit-northern-ireland-vat-and-eoro--xi--number.html

As for Monaco, I think that is part of the French VAT system so its 20% is used.

Thanks!

Hi,

as the 1st of July is comming closer, I want to ask if there are any news about
this?

Will Bricklink provide any tools to support EU-VAT-Sellers on that matter?

Thank you very much!

Author:

Turez

Posted:

Jun 15, 2021 05:05

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Re: BRAVO on the BrickLink Catalog Newsletter!!!

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In General, Erkiles writes:

So, could anyone point out where one would be able to join this newsletter?

https://www.bricklink.com/pref_contact.asp

Author:

hpoort

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 13:11

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Re: does BL have an active carts function ?

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In General, legomaster100 writes:

does BL have an active carts function ?

For buyers: yes: top right of the screen.

For sellers: no. You can't see which future buyers you might get when they
bring their carts to a buy.

Author:

legomaster100

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 12:59

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does BL have an active carts function ?

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does BL have an active carts function ?

Author:

Reki_Lobsheek

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 09:34

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Re: BRAVO on the BrickLink Catalog Newsletter!!!

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Hi Russell,

Sorry to "rain on this parade" but how is it something like this stays so well
hidden under the radar?
I've just spent 5 minutes searching all over this platform and cannot for
the life of me find any mention outside of these forum posts of a "catalog news
letter", nor did I receive any communication about the possibility to receive
this news letter.

I would have expected something like this to appear here:
https://www.bricklink.com/messageList.asp?nID=&ID=78&v=c&max=20&mTP=Y
Too logical?

Seems one has to enroll into an e-mail listing to receive it. Wouldn't it
make more sense to just send the newsletter out to every member of this website?
That would even make sense from an HR POV as it might entice lesser / non active
members to return to the platform to do their buying.

This remains up to date my largest pet peeve with this platform and is something
which I've aired in the market place forum as well: this is NOT an intuitive
website. One has to search all over the place for both the simplest of things
as the more technical issues.

One should not need a Forum to find out where things are; IMO it should be possible
for a 5 year old to find the basic functionalities.

OK, rant over and apologies to be negative about something that is clearly a
very positive development.

So, could anyone point out where one would be able to join this newsletter?

Erikk

In General, Admin_Russell writes:

Are you on the marketing email list?

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 04:05

Subject:

Re: how to effieciently catalog a lot of used

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In General, hpoort writes:

[…]
For batches of 20-5000 parts with wide variety, low lot counts and few stickers,
I find Studio working the fastest. […]

Studio, part of the much awaited Seller Tools

Author:

hpoort

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 01:36

Subject:

Re: how to effieciently catalog a lot of used

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In General, legomaster100 writes:

Hello,
I have adding quite a few parts over the last few days, and it seems to take
too long.
Any tips on sorting these parts and cataloging them?
I currently am just adding them into brickstore and mass upload-ing.
Thanks,
The Brick llama

For batches of 20-5000 parts with wide variety, low lot counts and few stickers,
I find Studio working the fastest.
Pre-sort your parts by major category, then by shape and end by color. Just place
the bricks in piles on the grid. Collision detection off. Piles of 5 or 10 can
easily be copied for larger quantities. Don't bother with the few parts you
can't find in Studio; you can always add them manually.

Finally, just export the Model Info / Bill of Materials into a wanted list.

Author:

Shiny_Stuff

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 01:27

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Re: BRAVO on the BrickLink Catalog Newsletter!!!

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In General, Admin_Russell writes:

In General, Shiny_Stuff writes:

In General, TechnicBuilt writes:

In General, Admin_Russell writes:

Thank you for the nice comments. I have included the newsletter here for anyone
who missed it.

I didn't get this sent to me. I have my settings set to receive emails from
Bricklink.

Is there somewhere this can be accessed so we can clock the links in it?

I just checked my emails from May 28 and I did NOT receive the Catalog Newsletter.

Are you on the marketing email list?

I am now -- newsletter now enabled.

.

Author:

Admin_Russell

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 01:15

Subject:

Re: BRAVO on the BrickLink Catalog Newsletter!!!

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In General, Shiny_Stuff writes:

In General, TechnicBuilt writes:

In General, Admin_Russell writes:

Thank you for the nice comments. I have included the newsletter here for anyone
who missed it.

I didn't get this sent to me. I have my settings set to receive emails from
Bricklink.

Is there somewhere this can be accessed so we can clock the links in it?

I just checked my emails from May 28 and I did NOT receive the Catalog Newsletter.

Are you on the marketing email list?

Author:

Shiny_Stuff

Posted:

Jun 14, 2021 01:02

Subject:

Re: BRAVO on the BrickLink Catalog Newsletter!!!

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In General, TechnicBuilt writes:

In General, Admin_Russell writes:

Thank you for the nice comments. I have included the newsletter here for anyone
who missed it.

I didn't get this sent to me. I have my settings set to receive emails from
Bricklink.

Is there somewhere this can be accessed so we can clock the links in it?

I just checked my emails from May 28 and I did NOT receive the Catalog Newsletter.

Author:

legomaster100

Posted:

Jun 13, 2021 20:59

Subject:

Re: how to effieciently catalog a lot of used

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In General, axaday writes:

In General, legomaster100 writes:

If they are plain bricks try parting out a classic set that has a whole lot of
them. If they are special pieces, see if you can figure out a set that has a
bunch of them.

I've never done this because I don't do that, but it seems like it could
help.

thanks that is a good idea

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Jun 13, 2021 18:56

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Re: how to effieciently catalog a lot of used

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In General, legomaster100 writes:

Author:

legomaster100

Posted:

Jun 13, 2021 18:16

Subject:

how to effieciently catalog a lot of used

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Author:

ferfast

Posted:

Jun 13, 2021 08:19

Subject:

STOCK UPDATE SALE - 15% OFF ALL ITEMS

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Topic:

STOCK UPDATE SALE - 15% OFF ALL ITEMS

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Jun 13, 2021 03:18

Subject:

Re: A sad day to say the least

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In General, wildchicken13 writes:

In General, calsbricks writes:

[…] and total for the moths wewre between 2000 and 3000. […]

That's a lot of moths!

I wouldn't necessarily assume this to be indicative of long-term trends,
though. Summer is always slow, and with many countries relaxing COVID-19 restrictions,
I expect this summer to be even slower.

certainly is

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Jun 13, 2021 03:00

Subject:

Re: A sad day to say the least

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In General, calsbricks writes:

[…] and total for the moths wewre between 2000 and 3000. […]

Author:

misbi

Posted:

Jun 12, 2021 10:22

Subject:

IOSS, VOEC, ABN, Etc

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With just over a couple of weeks to go until 1st July, it would be useful to
know Bricklink's IOSS VOEC, ABN numbers etc in advance, so sellers can set
up electronic customs/CN22 values in advance, rather than leaving it to the last
minute.

Author:

TAMU93

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 13:23

Subject:

Re: I will buy your Bulk Lego / Lego minifigures

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In General, rab1234 writes:

I've got lots of bulk lego to sell, but how would anyone ship 10 pounds for
$10? Seems like the cheapest I could find would be over $20.

In General, legomaster100 writes:

Hello,
I will purchase your Bulk Lego for $6 a pound and I will pay $60 max for 10 pounds.
I will pay $10 for shipping. For a total of 70$ for 10 pounds. I can also pay
$1 for each minifigure.
Please let me know if interested.
We can do a private sale on BL.
Thanks,
The Brick Llama

Priority mail cubic.

Over 8-10 use www.parcelmonkey.com they have UPS deals at sometimes u der $20
for 35 pounds.

Andreas

Andreas

Author:

rab1234

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 12:02

Subject:

Re: I will buy your Bulk Lego / Lego minifigures

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And if you just want random mismatched figs, I've got 3 lots of 20 in my
store for $10 each (+ shipping costs).

In General, legomaster100 writes:

Author:

rab1234

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 12:01

Subject:

Re: I will buy your Bulk Lego / Lego minifigures

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I've got lots of bulk lego to sell, but how would anyone ship 10 pounds for
$10? Seems like the cheapest I could find would be over $20.

In General, legomaster100 writes:

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 11:01

Subject:

Re: I will buy your Bulk Lego / Lego minifigures

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https://store.bricklink.com/pitz8008&itemID=225211207

In General, legomaster100 writes:

https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1275521

$1.43 per fig, but considering the dollar amount you're looking to spend
it's not bad

Author:

legomaster100

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 10:28

Subject:

I will buy your Bulk Lego / Lego minifigures

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Author:

MrPetovan

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 09:22

Subject:

Re: TrixBrix r24 circle size in studs?

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The track indicates a radius of 24 studs (it’s in the name) so the outer perimeter
of the circle is 2 x pi x r, which gives 150.80 studs. Inner perimeter
use 8 studs less for the radius, so the inner perimeter length is 100.50 studs.

In General, UnitedBrickton writes:

Hi

Does anyone know the TrixBrix r24 circle size in studs?

I understand it’s 3rd party bricks but can’t find any Lego alternative to try
and fit a turn on a smaller footprint., if there is a Lego alternative then please
let me know.

Thanks

Michael

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 09:18

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Re: Electric lights?

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well oof
i guess i wont use them now

i was going to try to make like lighting for my house i made
is there any other things i could do to have light??

Author:

husker92

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 09:07

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Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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Thanks Robert. I will give those a try.

Author:

UnitedBrickton

Posted:

Jun 10, 2021 07:56

Subject:

TrixBrix r24 circle size in studs?

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Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 18:47

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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In General, Ilikepandas writes:

ohhhhhhhh
huh
well
hmm
makes sense
ill have to keep looking into it
i was going to buy some
but i really only want to use one store and i cant find one that has all the
pieces i need
also i dont want to spend alot on it
so idk what imma do
but if anyone has alot of these pieces i might be interested

Yeah, well, I thought you already had some of the parts but if you haven’t any,
and if you don’t want to build or complete an old set, I wouldn’t buy them just
to use on a MOC. Not only this system has been discontinued, it didn’t last
very long.

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 18:04

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 17:10

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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In General, SylvainLS writes:

[…]
So, a 2x8 plate with contacts, two 1x2 light brick on top, on the long side (2
studs occupied by a light brick, 4 empty studs, 2 studs for the other light brick
= 8 studs long), then the 1x8 prisms brick on top of the lights.

http://peeron.com/scans/735-1/19/

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 17:05

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Re: Electric lights?

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In General, Ilikepandas writes:

huh
okay
i think i got it

so say i was going to get "Electric Light Brick 1 x 8 with 3 Front Light Prisms"
would i just connect "Electric Plate 2 x 4 with Contacts" to the things on the
bottom?

Nope, it’s a brick with prisms, there’s no light. But there’s two holes on the
bottom in which you can put the light of a light brick (and the prisms then redirect
the light to the front).

So you need two 1x2 light bricks (with light on top) between the plate and the
1x8 prisms brick.

So, a 2x8 plate with contacts, two 1x2 light brick on top, on the long side (2
studs occupied by a light brick, 4 empty studs, 2 studs for the other light brick
= 8 studs long), then the 1x8 prisms brick on top of the lights.

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 16:40

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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hmm
thanks

i mostly understand it now
i think

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 16:36

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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huh
okay
i think i got it

so say i was going to get "Electric Light Brick 1 x 8 with 3 Front Light Prisms"
would i just connect "Electric Plate 2 x 4 with Contacts" to the things on the
bottom?

Author:

sandman

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 16:30

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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In General, husker92 writes:

Read that it is no longer being supported, so figured it was time to upgrade.
Downloaded brickstore, but when I try to open it, I just get a blank white screen.
Anyone else have that issue (Win10 X86)?

I haven't received any bug-reports for such a problem.
There are however three things to check:

1) In the case the BrickStore installer told you to restart your system, you
really should do it. This is not my idea of aggravating users, but Microsoft
decided to distribute mini-Windows updates with their C/C++ runtime packages
that I have to install alongside BrickStore.

2) Disable your anti-virus (all of them) and see if BrickStore starts now

3) Update the drivers of your graphics card (especially if you don't have
a dedicated one and you are using the integrated Intel graphics)

See also here for currently known problems and workarounds (also has a link to
the Intel drivers):
https://github.com/rgriebl/brickstore/wiki/Announcements

--
Robert

PS: Use the x64 version if possible - the 32bit x86 one is constantly running
out of memory with the high-resolution item images in use nowadays.

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 16:29

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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In General, Ilikepandas writes:

im still sooooo confused

By what?

There are metallic connectors on the side of the studs and on the anti-stud at
the bottom.
They are more visible on the black plate-connectors of the wire.

The “cabinets” go on top of a light brick (here a 1x4, with two lights).
The light brick has metallic connectors at the bottom.
These connect to the metallic connectors on the studs on on of the plate-ends
of the wire.
The other plate-end of the wire connect, by the metallic connectors it has at
the bottom, on the top of the yellow battery box (in which you have to put a
9V battery before).
They connect to the studs on top of the yellow battery also include metallic
connectors.

So the wire goes from the bottom of one side of the battery box to the top of
the other side.
And another light brick (a 1x2) is put on top on the wire’s plate connector.

When you push the grey button on the battery, the lights light. If you turn
the light brick around, it behaves differently (blink / continuous).

Anyway, page 6 explains the general principle.

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 16:13

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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im still sooooo confused

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 16:10

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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hmm
okay
cool
thanks

Author:

husker92

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 14:50

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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***UPDATE***

I was able to load and use BRICKSTORE just fine on my laptops, so it is definitely
an issue with my PC. Thanks for looking.

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 14:16

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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In General, Ilikepandas writes:

hmmm
this is more complicated than redstone
🙃

Read these instructions, they are the only set that really used the parts:
http://peeron.com/scans/6481-1/

Author:

tEoS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 13:59

Subject:

Re: When is the Designer Program starting?

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The temperature here feels like July.

In General, Runescope writes:

In General, Runescope writes:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

OMG, total blonde moment. That's what happens when I start a day without
caffeine. I have no idea why I thought it was July. lol

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 13:36

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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Topic:

hmmm
this is more complicated than redstone
🙃

Author:

Chickaroo

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 12:59

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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In General, husker92 writes:

So I have used brickstock for years to make mass loads into my inventory. Worked
fine yesterday, today it is not pulling in the data from bricklink on the items
I add.

Read that it is no longer being supported, so figured it was time to upgrade.
Downloaded brickstore, but when I try to open it, I just get a blank white screen.
Anyone else have that issue (Win10 X86)?

Is there any other inventory management programs that sellers recommend?

Thanks for looking.

I downloaded Brickstock yesterday with the same data issue.
So downloaded Brickstore (Win10 X86) and it’s working fine for me (I had an issue
with Win10 X64 version not running)

Roo

Author:

beaverbrick

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 12:56

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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Never had an issue with BrickStore and I know plenty of people that use it too
without issues.

May be a bug, which you can report and get help with here...
https://github.com/rgriebl/brickstore/issues

In General, husker92 writes:

Author:

Runescope

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 12:41

Subject:

Re: When is the Designer Program starting?

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In General, Runescope writes:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

OMG, total blonde moment. That's what happens when I start a day without
caffeine. I have no idea why I thought it was July. lol

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 12:24

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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In General, Cob writes:

Read that it is no longer being supported, so figured it was time to upgrade.

Where did you read it is no longer supported?

If it has not been updated to not try to use TLS 1.0 anymore, then it can’t connect
to BrickLink.

Author:

tons_of_bricks

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 12:19

Subject:

Re: When is the Designer Program starting?

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Topic:

In General, Runescope writes:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

What's going on is that it's June right now, not July.

Author:

husker92

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 11:44

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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In General, Cob writes:

Read that it is no longer being supported, so figured it was time to upgrade.

Where did you read it is no longer supported?

All over this forum. Just do a forum search for BRICKSTOCK.

Author:

Cob

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 11:42

Subject:

Re: Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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Topic:

Read that it is no longer being supported, so figured it was time to upgrade.

Where did you read it is no longer supported?

Author:

psusaxman2000

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 11:07

Subject:

Re: When is the Designer Program starting?

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Topic:

In General, Biglesdug writes:

In General, Runescope writes:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

You most be in real rural Canada if its only 9 days till July!

Doctor?

Author:

husker92

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 10:52

Subject:

Brickstock issue, brickstore issues, ugh

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Author:

Biglesdug

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 10:25

Subject:

Re: When is the Designer Program starting?

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Topic:

In General, Runescope writes:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

You most be in real rural Canada if its only 9 days till July!

Author:

psusaxman2000

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 10:10

Subject:

Re: When is the Designer Program starting?

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In General, Runescope writes:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

I know the USA is going through some crazy S*** right now, but here it is still
June and we have 3 weeks before this starts.

Author:

Runescope

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 10:05

Subject:

When is the Designer Program starting?

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Topic:

So it's 9 days into July and I can't find ANYWHERE to support the sets
and no news on if it's delayed or what? Does anyone know what's going
on?

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 09:54

Subject:

Re: Lego is changing the material of most pieces.

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In General, cosmicray writes:

In General, firestar246 writes:

This might have to do with the plant-based plastic Lego is starting to use.

That needs to confirmed. If true, then it could be grounds for a major catalog
revamp, because some buyers are trying to recreate older sets, and they do not
want new plastic parts intermingled. There would need to be some way to distinguish
which is which. Any chemists lurking about ?

Nita Rae

Not a chemist but:

First, to be pedantic, all plastics are plant-based: they come from petrol which
comes from plants.
The “plant-based plastic” is actually “sustainable plastic” (not made from petrol
derivatives but from sugar cane alcohol).

For now (that is, no contradictory announcement was made), the sustainable plastic
LEGO uses is PE (soft parts), not ABS (bricks…).
And there’s no difference between petrol-PE and sugar cane-PE.

So that’s not the fault of the so-called “plant-based plastic.”

That being said, LEGO also continously tunes its plastics. In more or less
big steps, like using pre-coloured pellets or not or just “tinkerings.”

Lastly, the biggest change has been to go from PC to MABS for transparent parts
(that leads to cloudy parts when it’s not Trans-Clear).

Last year, the chief of LEGO’s Quality Perception dpt said they tried very very
hard to make the appearance & feel constistent. But he also said one of the
changes made snapping go more “ploom” than “click” (paraphrasing, with my faulty
memory and French accent

Author:

cosmicray

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 09:11

Subject:

Re: Lego is changing the material of most pieces.

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In General, firestar246 writes:

This might have to do with the plant-based plastic Lego is starting to use.

Author:

tons_of_bricks

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 06:46

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Re: Lego is changing the material of most pieces.

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This might have to do with the plant-based plastic Lego is starting to use.

Author:

Stellar

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 06:39

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Re: Lego is changing the material of most pieces.

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In General, Turez writes:

In General, Stellar writes:

Since some months or a year ago I have been noticing that some parts feel the
same, newer ones have a matte finish (or not shiny?) and weight less.

For example:

32184 Technic, Axle and Pin Connector Perpendicular 3L with Center Pin Hole
Parts: Technic, Connector {Black}

Left matte weights 0.57g
Right shiny weights 0.64g

So be careful if you weight them to count... the difference could be big.

PD: Someone posted in the forum some time ago a huge difference in weight between
two 100u bags of the same part, but couldn't find it to reply now.

https://www.bricklink.com/messageThread.asp?ID=284690&nID=1255060

But isn't this something that has been happening for years? Or has it become
a bigger issue in the last few months?

Well, I have been handling huge amounts of parts in since 2015 and I noticed
it more lately.

Author:

Turez

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 06:31

Subject:

Re: Lego is changing the material of most pieces.

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In General, Stellar writes:

Since some months or a year ago I have been noticing that some parts feel the
same, newer ones have a matte finish (or not shiny?) and weight less.

For example:

32184 Technic, Axle and Pin Connector Perpendicular 3L with Center Pin Hole
Parts: Technic, Connector {Black}

https://www.bricklink.com/messageThread.asp?ID=284690&nID=1255060

But isn't this something that has been happening for years? Or has it become
a bigger issue in the last few months?

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 00:25

Subject:

Re: Lego snapping sounds in Studio

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In General, Ilovekayla01 writes:

Sanpping or unsnapping sounds would make for a much more rich experience, just
a few random snaps,clicks, clacks for pins would add so much!

You might have better luck on the Studio forum: https://forum.bricklink.com/

Author:

Ilovekayla01

Posted:

Jun 9, 2021 00:12

Subject:

Lego snapping sounds in Studio

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Topic:

Sanpping or unsnapping sounds would make for a much more rich experience, just
a few random snaps,clicks, clacks for pins would add so much!

Author:

dfette312

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 21:19

Subject:

Re: More Free Stuff

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Topic:

9 volt is my preferred Lego train, I would love to acquire these items.

Doug

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 18:35

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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Topic:

In General, EmblaRonja writes:

Uhhm...

You also need the actual lamp as that piece is only the lamp house...

Yes, I forgot

4767 Electric, Light Brick 1 x 2 with Single Top Light
Parts: Electric, Light & Sound

4771 Electric, Light Brick 1 x 4 with Twin Top Lights
Parts: Electric, Light & Sound

Author:

EmblaRonja

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 18:09

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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Uhhm...

You also need the actual lamp as that piece is only the lamp house...

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 17:04

Subject:

Re: Electric lights?

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Topic:

In General, Ilikepandas writes:

how do the electric lights work??
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=2383c03#T=S&C=1&O={%22color%22:1,%22iconly%22:0}
this one for example
what am i supposed to connect it to

When you have that kind of question, look at the sets the part was found in.

You see that it came in two sets, one with

4757 Electric Plate 2 x 4 with Contacts
Parts: Electric

So that the connector it’s compatible with.

You can then continue the investigation to see which battery box goes with the
electric plate:

4760c01 (Inv) Electric 9V Battery Box Small Assembly
Parts: Electric, Battery Box

And now you know what to buy.

Or, if it’s only for testing, as it’s 9V, you can use any 9V battery (or 2x 4.5V…)
and try to make it work with free wires. (That would be only for testing I guess.)

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 16:39

Subject:

Electric lights?

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Topic:

how do the electric lights work??
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=2383c03#T=S&C=1&O={%22color%22:1,%22iconly%22:0}
this one for example
what am i supposed to connect it to

Author:

Stellar

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 15:04

Subject:

Lego is changing the material of most pieces.

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Topic:

Since some months or a year ago I have been noticing that some parts feel the
same, newer ones have a matte finish (or not shiny?) and weight less.

For example:

32184 Technic, Axle and Pin Connector Perpendicular 3L with Center Pin Hole
Parts: Technic, Connector {Black}

Author:

Biglesdug

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 14:42

Subject:

Re: More Free Stuff

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Topic:

In General, wildchicken13 writes:

This time, it's a 9v train controller and some track. I don't have a
9v train motor or even a voltmeter, so I don't know if the controller works.
The track is dark gray. Message me if you are interested. I will ship anywhere
in the USA for free. If you are not in the USA, feel free to message me anyway
and maybe we can work something out (through BrickLink, of course).

I hate to seem greedy, but would love the 9v track stuff.

~Doug

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 14:30

Subject:

More Free Stuff

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Author:

wendybrowne

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 08:54

Subject:

where is the stop lst located please?

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Topic:

where is the place you find the stop list please?

Author:

Posted:

Jun 8, 2021 02:13

Subject:

Re: Big skeleton from Ninjago

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Topic:

hi,
only the hips are from KRAZI njo247...Samukai has plane red hips without the
skull

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 17:03

Subject:

Re: Big skeleton from Ninjago

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Topic:

ah
yep thats it
thanks

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 17:01

Subject:

Re: Big skeleton from Ninjago

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Topic:

In General, Ilikepandas writes:

hm
no its an older one

oofffffffff
sorry wrong image

Author:

Ilikepandas

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 17:00

Subject:

Re: Big skeleton from Ninjago

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Topic:

hm
no its an older one

Author:

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 16:59

Subject:

Re: Big skeleton from Ninjago

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Topic:

as you said BIG skeleton...I think SAMUKAI
figure njo014 maybe

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Jun 7, 2021 16:24

Subject:

Re: Big skeleton from Ninjago

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