[...] If the logo is on them, they're real (the converse is not true, of course). But: - they could be cellulose acetate (CA) - old bricks - they could [...] (18 months ago, Nov 28, 2022, to LEGO products)
I’d love to try it but couldn’t justify the expense due to being out of work with a serious illness. Have the time though, maybe one day. ;) In LEGO products, 1001bricks [...] (18 months ago, Nov 28, 2022, to LEGO products)
I've been collecting/buying Lego for the past 20 years and I sometimes see such differences between seemingly 'identical' parts. It could be mold wear, but most likely [...] (18 months ago, Nov 28, 2022, to LEGO products)
they are all real in that photo. lego has been known to change the plastic type of colours including with those 2 different black types (18 months ago, Nov 28, 2022, to LEGO products)
I’ve never seen fake Lego / alternative brand with Lego logo. In LEGO products, brettbarbaro writes: [...] (18 months ago, Nov 28, 2022, to LEGO products)
[...] I got a batch of wide treads (part 42479) on Bricklink that do have the LEGO logo on them, but are definitely fake (see picture - real on left). They are [...] (18 months ago, Nov 28, 2022, to LEGO products)
No prob, I did the same thing a couple weeks ago, didn't realize it was against the rules till someone pointed it out! MBA (18 months ago, Nov 27, 2022, to LEGO products)
I've seen you do some in the past, amazing work dude. They are really awesome a lot of effort as well. Can't wait for some more :) The Cute Giraffe (18 months ago, Nov 27, 2022, to My Own Creation)
Check out my Mini Sokoban puzzle box – see the FULL video here: (URL) Checkout my other puzzle box videos on my channel: (URL) You can get PDF building instructions from my [...] (18 months ago, Nov 27, 2022, to My Own Creation)
Twenty eight parts - precariously balanced. I'll try to clinch her waist... In LEGO products, macebobo writes: [...] (18 months ago, Nov 27, 2022, to LEGO products)
