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 Author: Hygrotus View Messages Posted By Hygrotus
 Posted: Nov 11, 2019 07:18
 Subject: Re: Missing two sets on the Star Wars USC list
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In Suggestions, iprice writes:
  In Suggestions, Hygrotus writes:
  In Suggestions, HHell writes:
  Hi,
You are missing two sets on the Catalog: Sets: Star Wars: Ultimate Collector
Series

Set: 10188-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2008 year

Set: 10236-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2013 year

It will be nice to see all of the Star Wars USC sets.

Kind regards,
Pawel

They do not belong to UCS series as they are not marked as such on the boxes.
btw here you have message from LEGO which this person recived when asked about
it.
https://lego.fandom.com/wiki/Thread:288611
Both sets are cosider playsets.

The same situation is with 75222-1


That's a strange response from Lego, especially as the 75159 Deathstar IS
a UCS set, despite being nigh-on identical to 10188. 75159 is UCS even without
the plaque...

Damned Lego inconsistencies!!!


https://brickset.com/article/38044/what-is-the-master-builder-series
Even better they created "Master Builder Series" specially fo sets like 75222.
Didn't heard about any more sets in this series anymore

Sentence from linked article
"In fact, browsing through the Ultimate Collector Series in the Brickset database
reveals that LEGO has been somewhat careless with the UCS branding throughout
its history. "
 Author: iprice View Messages Posted By iprice
 Posted: Nov 11, 2019 07:08
 Subject: Re: Missing two sets on the Star Wars USC list
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In Suggestions, Hygrotus writes:
  In Suggestions, HHell writes:
  Hi,
You are missing two sets on the Catalog: Sets: Star Wars: Ultimate Collector
Series

Set: 10188-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2008 year

Set: 10236-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2013 year

It will be nice to see all of the Star Wars USC sets.

Kind regards,
Pawel

They do not belong to UCS series as they are not marked as such on the boxes.
btw here you have message from LEGO which this person recived when asked about
it.
https://lego.fandom.com/wiki/Thread:288611
Both sets are cosider playsets.

The same situation is with 75222-1


That's a strange response from Lego, especially as the 75159 Deathstar IS
a UCS set, despite being nigh-on identical to 10188. 75159 is UCS even without
the plaque...

Damned Lego inconsistencies!!!
 Author: Hygrotus View Messages Posted By Hygrotus
 Posted: Nov 11, 2019 06:44
 Subject: Re: Missing two sets on the Star Wars USC list
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In Suggestions, HHell writes:
  Hi,
You are missing two sets on the Catalog: Sets: Star Wars: Ultimate Collector
Series

Set: 10188-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2008 year

Set: 10236-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2013 year

It will be nice to see all of the Star Wars USC sets.

Kind regards,
Pawel

They do not belong to UCS series as they are not marked as such on the boxes.
btw here you have message from LEGO which this person recived when asked about
it.
https://lego.fandom.com/wiki/Thread:288611
Both sets are cosider playsets.

The same situation is with 75222-1
 Author: HHell View Messages Posted By HHell
 Posted: Nov 11, 2019 06:28
 Subject: Missing two sets on the Star Wars USC list
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Hi,
You are missing two sets on the Catalog: Sets: Star Wars: Ultimate Collector
Series

Set: 10188-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2008 year

Set: 10236-1 Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series from 2013 year

It will be nice to see all of the Star Wars USC sets.

Kind regards,
Pawel
 Author: popsicle View Messages Posted By popsicle
 Posted: Nov 10, 2019 13:34
 Subject: Re: Sticker question
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In Catalog, starbeanie writes:
  
 
Gear No: Gstk117  Name: Sticker Sheet, Star Wars Minifigure Sheet, Limited Edition
* 
Gstk117 Sticker Sheet, Star Wars Minifigure Sheet, Limited Edition
Gear: Sticker Sheet: Star Wars

In Catalog, nickdanger writes:
  Hello, is this sticker in the catalog somewhere? I cannot seem to find it. It
was a Star Wars promo in 2010.

For those that don't know, Bret (starbeanie) is what I consider our resident
expert on Lego stickers. He long ago started specializing at it (don't know
if you still do, Bret) But I couldn't find this item either and thought about
asking you. Glad you showed-up here to answer both the OP's my curiosities.

-Thanks
 Author: starbeanie View Messages Posted By starbeanie
 Posted: Nov 10, 2019 13:16
 Subject: Re: Sticker question
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Gear No: Gstk117  Name: Sticker Sheet, Star Wars Minifigure Sheet, Limited Edition
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Gstk117 Sticker Sheet, Star Wars Minifigure Sheet, Limited Edition
Gear: Sticker Sheet: Star Wars

In Catalog, nickdanger writes:
  Hello, is this sticker in the catalog somewhere? I cannot seem to find it. It
was a Star Wars promo in 2010.
 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
 Posted: Nov 10, 2019 11:29
 Subject: Re: New item to add, but unsure how to name it
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In Catalog, aladar123 writes:
  Hi,

I found an item that is missing from the catalog. I attached the image of it.
It is a dark blue 47753 with a sticker on it. The sticker is from the set: 70730
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=70730stk01&
I checked the instructions for the part and the sticker is applied as needed.

I have a few questions:
- What is the best name to give to the part?
- How to find what is the part number to use? 47753pb???

Thanks,
Tamas

Give this message a try and see if it can help you figure it out:

https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1085264

If you are still confused by the process, someone will be happy to explain further.

Cheers,
Randy
 Author: mokibricks View Messages Posted By mokibricks
 Posted: Nov 10, 2019 05:19
 Subject: New item to add, but unsure how to name it
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Hi,

I found an item that is missing from the catalog. I attached the image of it.
It is a dark blue 47753 with a sticker on it. The sticker is from the set: 70730
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=70730stk01&
I checked the instructions for the part and the sticker is applied as needed.

I have a few questions:
- What is the best name to give to the part?
- How to find what is the part number to use? 47753pb???

Thanks,
Tamas
 
 Author: nickdanger View Messages Posted By nickdanger
 Posted: Nov 9, 2019 23:48
 Subject: Sticker question
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Hello, is this sticker in the catalog somewhere? I cannot seem to find it. It
was a Star Wars promo in 2010.
 
 Author: Adjour View Messages Posted By Adjour
 Posted: Nov 5, 2019 20:45
 Subject: Re: Sticky/ oily vintage wheels...trash?
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In Help, randyf writes:
  In Help, Adjour writes:
  Anyone know why this happens? I notice the also melt the bricks they are sitting
against, so I'm presuming some sort of chemical reaction.

The LEGO wheels are most likely made from styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR). To
process SBR, plasticizers are usually added to it to help with the flow of the
material into the molds (they literally make the SBR more plastic). These plasticizers
usually include some type of mineral oil derived from petroleum and some type
of ester (a type of chemical compound). Over time, these plasticizers can leach
out of the SBR under certain storage conditions. You are most likely seeing and
feeling mostly the mineral oil, but I would absolutely think that the ester is
also leaching out with the mineral oil. Why? Because esters can dissolve ABS.

Cheers,
Randy

Great to know, thank you Randy

Visually, they absolutely look like they are covered in mineral oil. These were
not commingled (they were in a set box/clean) so they are not covered in dirt,
the others I encounter were covered in *stuff*


I've run into various amounts of the tacky feel, so I would imagine that
is the second compound coming out in various amounts.

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