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 Author: macebobo View Messages Posted By macebobo
 Posted: May 20, 2023 18:46
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In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.

Left one looks like she stepped on a Lego, most likely

 
Part No: 4733  Name: Brick, Modified 1 x 1 with Studs on 4 Sides
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4733 Brick, Modified 1 x 1 with Studs on 4 Sides
Parts: Brick, Modified {Red}
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Set No: 75053  Name: The Ghost
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75053-1 (Inv) The Ghost
914 Parts, 4 Minifigures, 2014
Sets: Star Wars: Star Wars Rebels
In LEGO products, Tdejacob writes:
  Just wanted some advice! I have someone who wants to sell me 75053 for $325 factory
sealed but a damaged box. Is that a good deal, I would resell it on my store
but I don’t have too much knowledge on that set, any advice would be greatly
Appreciated!
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Just wanted some advice! I have someone who wants to sell me 75053 for $325 factory
sealed but a damaged box. Is that a good deal, I would resell it on my store
but I don’t have too much knowledge on that set, any advice would be greatly
Appreciated!
 Author: ghyde View Messages Posted By ghyde
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In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.

The right minifig head appears to be before her shift, the left minifig head
looks like after her shift!



Cheers ...

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In LEGO products, randyf writes:
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  In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.

She just finished a 12 hour night shift or took some of the drugs meant for the
patients.


Or both.

 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
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In LEGO products, BricksThatStick writes:
  In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.

She just finished a 12 hour night shift or took some of the drugs meant for the
patients.


Or both.
 Author: Stuart9 View Messages Posted By Stuart9
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Frightening I would say.





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  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.
 Author: BricksThatStick View Messages Posted By BricksThatStick
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In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.

She just finished a 12 hour night shift or took some of the drugs meant for the
patients.
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
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In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.

Coupled with a human mind trained to see faces and interpret tiny variations
on them
 Author: axaday View Messages Posted By axaday
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It is funny sometimes what the smallest variation in the print can do.
 
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A nice find for sure

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 Author: billamber View Messages Posted By billamber
 Posted: May 15, 2023 02:34
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In LEGO products, randyf writes:
  In LEGO products, billamber writes:
  Here's a strange one....
Just acquired 2 older sets that are semi-sealed. By that I mean that due to age,
the clear, roundish lego sealing tape (on the sides) has pulled away from one
side (on both sets).
Because of this, you can actually get into the boxes, but everything inside is
sealed/new.
Also, there is a number printed on the clear lego tape...anyone know what that
number means?


It is a manufacturing code. The first two numbers are the week it was made, the
third digit is a plant code, and the last digit is the year it was made. So if
your set was made in the 18th week of 2002 in the plant with code "R",
the code would read 18R2.


  Any opinions on whether the tape drying out is common on older but new sets?


Yes, it is extremely common.

Cheers,
Randy

Thank you Randy! Cheers, amber
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In LEGO products, billamber writes:
  Here's a strange one....
Just acquired 2 older sets that are semi-sealed. By that I mean that due to age,
the clear, roundish lego sealing tape (on the sides) has pulled away from one
side (on both sets).
Because of this, you can actually get into the boxes, but everything inside is
sealed/new.
Also, there is a number printed on the clear lego tape...anyone know what that
number means?


It is a manufacturing code. The first two numbers are the week it was made, the
third digit is a plant code, and the last digit is the year it was made. So if
your set was made in the 18th week of 2002 in the plant with code "R",
the code would read 18R2.


  Any opinions on whether the tape drying out is common on older but new sets?


Yes, it is extremely common.

Cheers,
Randy
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Here's a strange one....
Just acquired 2 older sets that are semi-sealed. By that I mean that due to age,
the clear, roundish lego sealing tape (on the sides) has pulled away from one
side (on both sets).
Because of this, you can actually get into the boxes, but everything inside is
sealed/new.
Also, there is a number printed on the clear lego tape...anyone know what that
number means?
Any opinions on whether the tape drying out is common on older but new sets?
thanks for anything!
 Author: Stellar View Messages Posted By Stellar
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In LEGO products, BricksOfFaith writes:
  In LEGO products, jgrossman1025 writes:
  Hello,

I was just looking at the value of this set and there seems to be something wrong
with the price guide, or a really great sale for a seller. $457? Supposed to
be $45.70 maybe? Never seen something as crazy as this before.

Thanks, Noah

I bet it’s correct. I remember a promotion a while ago where Lego gave away a
few of these sealed sets signed by all of the spice girls. I’m sure that it was
a signed set.

I can say you won the bet
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In LEGO products, BricksOfFaith writes:
  I remember a promotion a while ago where Lego gave away a
few of these sealed sets signed by all of the spice girls. I’m sure that it was
a signed set.

AND I MISSED OUT ON THIS!?!?!?!

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In LEGO products, BricksOfFaith writes:
  In LEGO products, jgrossman1025 writes:
  Hello,

I was just looking at the value of this set and there seems to be something wrong
with the price guide, or a really great sale for a seller. $457? Supposed to
be $45.70 maybe? Never seen something as crazy as this before.

Thanks, Noah

I bet it’s correct. I remember a promotion a while ago where Lego gave away a
few of these sealed sets signed by all of the spice girls. I’m sure that it was
a signed set.

+1 was probably a signed copy
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In LEGO products, jgrossman1025 writes:
  Hello,

I was just looking at the value of this set and there seems to be something wrong
with the price guide, or a really great sale for a seller. $457? Supposed to
be $45.70 maybe? Never seen something as crazy as this before.

Thanks, Noah

I bet it’s correct. I remember a promotion a while ago where Lego gave away a
few of these sealed sets signed by all of the spice girls. I’m sure that it was
a signed set.
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Hello,

I was just looking at the value of this set and there seems to be something wrong
with the price guide, or a really great sale for a seller. $457? Supposed to
be $45.70 maybe? Never seen something as crazy as this before.

Thanks, Noah
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In LEGO products, ghyde writes:
  In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:
  In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick


For a purely Aussie flavor add pineapple! When I was growing up there was a pizza
parlour where we used to order pizza, the taste of the pizza was fantastic to
me! We quite often ordered it with all the toppings, or most of them. Finger
licking goodness!

Before anyone asks yes us Aussies are a weird mob, we do put pineapple pieces
or crushed strained pineapple topping on our pizzas!



Cheers ...

ghyde

Pinapple on pizza is also widely enjoyed in Canada! we invented the Hawaiian
pizza
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In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:
  In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick


For a purely Aussie flavor add pineapple! When I was growing up there was a pizza
parlour where we used to order pizza, the taste of the pizza was fantastic to
me! We quite often ordered it with all the toppings, or most of them. Finger
licking goodness!

Before anyone asks yes us Aussies are a weird mob, we do put pineapple pieces
or crushed strained pineapple topping on our pizzas!



Cheers ...

ghyde
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In LEGO products, SylvainLS writes:
  In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Set your oven to a low temp of 200

Fahrenheits I presume?

Kelvins, actually.
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In LEGO products, randyf writes:
  In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:
  In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick



And then serve with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.

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I'd also like to add that I do NOT fault the seller here!

It was an experiment, I can handle a 10EUR loss

However the seller offered me a refund. I declined. I then got a coupon

Which is like a thumbs up for me to blow more money on LEGO even if the wife
says noooooo

So, I can very much recommend Brickmatey as a great new, fair and reliable seller

Cheers,

Ole
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In LEGO products, superchicken77 writes:
  Warped parts are warped parts. Does it matter where they came from? They don't
meet the quality standards. They should be replaced IMO.

Now, if you stockpiled all your broken reddish brown pieces from the last decade
and tried to make a claim, that's probably pushing it.

I don't MOC/buy or deal with anything the pre 2003/4 pellet disaster in general

This was a test
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Sold about 100 of the Black and Olive ones and haven't have anyone say anything.
I've got a stack of the nougat ones I'll check this evening. I am starting
to notice warping in the large plates like 6x14's etc..
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In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:
  In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick



And then serve with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.
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Warped parts are warped parts. Does it matter where they came from? They don't
meet the quality standards. They should be replaced IMO.

Now, if you stockpiled all your broken reddish brown pieces from the last decade
and tried to make a claim, that's probably pushing it.



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  In LEGO products, superchicken77 writes:
  I've had some large plates in "friends" colours come warped. No
amount of weight will straighten them. I contacted TLG for replacements.

I recommend doing the same.

While TLG technically owns BL I'm not sure parts here bought here would qualify
for a replacement?

Has anyone tried that?

Cheers,

Ole
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In LEGO products, SylvainLS writes:

Giant red arrow! Must be important!

.. Oh, I read it on BL then

Thank you Sylvain

A two gallon of mustard is on it's way from Canada ..
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  Also, I think I read somewhere that these parts actually comes from TLG pre-stacked
in threes in the big mosaic sets?

Is that correct?

Cheers,

Ole
 
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Also, I think I read somewhere that these parts actually comes from TLG pre-stacked
in threes in the big mosaic sets?

Is that correct?

Cheers,

Ole
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Pics of said parts ...

Last one with weight on top
 






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  In LEGO products, 1974 writes:
  In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:

  Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick


I smeared them with two gallons of mustard. Did not work. Please sedn help!

You’re asking the pizza gang’s founder, his answer is obvious: You should have
used oregano and parmesan!

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  In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:

  Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick


I smeared them with two gallons of mustard. Did not work. Please sedn help!

You’re asking the pizza gang’s co-boss, his answer is obvious: You should have
used oregano and parmesan!
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  Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick


I smeared them with two gallons of mustard. Did not work. Please sedn help!

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In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:

  Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick


I smeared them with two gallons of mustard. Did not work. Please sedn help!
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  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

Thanx, but I know of that trick

Have saved a number of baseplates that way. I used two glassplates and an industrial
heatgun. Worked very well after a few mistrials

Not going to bother with 10 bucks of parts this time though ..
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In LEGO products, superchicken77 writes:
  I've had some large plates in "friends" colours come warped. No
amount of weight will straighten them. I contacted TLG for replacements.

I recommend doing the same.

While TLG technically owns BL I'm not sure parts here bought here would qualify
for a replacement?

Has anyone tried that?

Cheers,

Ole
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In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200

Fahrenheits I presume?  That would be 93°C.
ABS starts getting supple at 40°C / 104°F

Hot tap water should do the trick better: less hot (around 55°C), more regularly
spread out.


  Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.
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In LEGO products, Cob writes:
  Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

Remember to season with salt a pepper and to first oil the part so it dosnt stick
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Heat will straighten them out. I used heat to straighten large plates 6-7 years
ago. I cannot remember the exact setting, but it was something as follows:

Set your oven to a low temp of 200
Place items in oven for a short time period, start with 1 minute.
Pull them out of the oven and test their temperature.
Continue to put into oven until they are warm enough.
Once they get warm enough the bends will fall out.

Over cooking will ruin the clutch on the studs so be careful.

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  Hi gang!

So, I've been eyeballing this part :

 
Part No: 65803  Name: Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
* 
65803 Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
Parts: Technic, Brick

For some time ...

I build a lot of Classic Space(stations) and since having moved away from baseplates
I use a combination of platelayer + bricklayer + platelayer to create my own
"baseplates" with Technic holes at the ends to make a modular setup

These 16x16 thingies, mostly used in mosaic sets, are pretty close to that so
I've bought some for testing

Since they're invisible (I will put a layer of tan plates on top so the colour
doesn't matter to me), I've bought five new ones in lavender (cheapest
colour)

But they're all very clearly warped!

All five in the same maner

Is this a known problem with this part?

Now, I haven't build anything with them yet so they may straighten out with
some weight on the top?

Cheers,

Ole
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  I have seen a lot of the black ones, and I have never seen any sign of warping
in any regards. Maybe it is an issue with the lavender ones?

Hmm, looks like I should try to buy some black ones then

That was my plan anyway, as just knowing an obnoxious colour sitting deep inside
my MOCs, makes my hair turn grey

I'm not sure if these mosaic sets are popular for parting out, but I hope
that part in black drops below a dollar/euro in the future as I would need several
hundreds

Thanx for the replies guys and gals!

Ole
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I've had some large plates in "friends" colours come warped. No
amount of weight will straighten them. I contacted TLG for replacements.

I recommend doing the same.

In LEGO products, 1974 writes:
  Hi gang!

So, I've been eyeballing this part :

 
Part No: 65803  Name: Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
* 
65803 Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
Parts: Technic, Brick

For some time ...

I build a lot of Classic Space(stations) and since having moved away from baseplates
I use a combination of platelayer + bricklayer + platelayer to create my own
"baseplates" with Technic holes at the ends to make a modular setup

These 16x16 thingies, mostly used in mosaic sets, are pretty close to that so
I've bought some for testing

Since they're invisible (I will put a layer of tan plates on top so the colour
doesn't matter to me), I've bought five new ones in lavender (cheapest
colour)

But they're all very clearly warped!

All five in the same maner

Is this a known problem with this part?

Now, I haven't build anything with them yet so they may straighten out with
some weight on the top?

Cheers,

Ole
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In LEGO products, 1974 writes:
  Hi gang!

So, I've been eyeballing this part :

 
Part No: 65803  Name: Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
* 
65803 Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
Parts: Technic, Brick

For some time ...

I build a lot of Classic Space(stations) and since having moved away from baseplates
I use a combination of platelayer + bricklayer + platelayer to create my own
"baseplates" with Technic holes at the ends to make a modular setup

These 16x16 thingies, mostly used in mosaic sets, are pretty close to that so
I've bought some for testing

Since they're invisible (I will put a layer of tan plates on top so the colour
doesn't matter to me), I've bought five new ones in lavender (cheapest
colour)

But they're all very clearly warped!

All five in the same maner

Is this a known problem with this part?

Now, I haven't build anything with them yet so they may straighten out with
some weight on the top?

Cheers,

Ole


I have seen a lot of the black ones, and I have never seen any sign of warping
in any regards. Maybe it is an issue with the lavender ones?
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In LEGO products, 1974 writes:
  Hi gang!

So, I've been eyeballing this part :

 
Part No: 65803  Name: Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
* 
65803 Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
Parts: Technic, Brick

For some time ...

I build a lot of Classic Space(stations) and since having moved away from baseplates
I use a combination of platelayer + bricklayer + platelayer to create my own
"baseplates" with Technic holes at the ends to make a modular setup

These 16x16 thingies, mostly used in mosaic sets, are pretty close to that so
I've bought some for testing

Since they're invisible (I will put a layer of tan plates on top so the colour
doesn't matter to me), I've bought five new ones in lavender (cheapest
colour)

But they're all very clearly warped!

All five in the same maner

Is this a known problem with this part?

Now, I haven't build anything with them yet so they may straighten out with
some weight on the top?

Cheers,

Ole

I've got nine black and eight light nougat, they are all flat when laid on
a table.
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We've sold quite a few of these, and we haven't noticed any issues with
warping as of yet. We haven't had any of the lavender ones, though.
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Hi gang!

So, I've been eyeballing this part :

 
Part No: 65803  Name: Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
* 
65803 Technic, Brick 16 x 16 x 1 1/3 with Holes
Parts: Technic, Brick

For some time ...

I build a lot of Classic Space(stations) and since having moved away from baseplates
I use a combination of platelayer + bricklayer + platelayer to create my own
"baseplates" with Technic holes at the ends to make a modular setup

These 16x16 thingies, mostly used in mosaic sets, are pretty close to that so
I've bought some for testing

Since they're invisible (I will put a layer of tan plates on top so the colour
doesn't matter to me), I've bought five new ones in lavender (cheapest
colour)

But they're all very clearly warped!

All five in the same maner

Is this a known problem with this part?

Now, I haven't build anything with them yet so they may straighten out with
some weight on the top?

Cheers,

Ole
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  Thanks for your reply. Yeah it doesn’t appear to contain anything particularly
rare so I think I’ll just leave it to run on eBay so people can bid on it. I
was interested to see if there is a group of collectors who like these odd vintage
sets but could find very little information on it or any history of price.

Dean

I mean, if you are still interested in lego maybe a store would be willing to
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sell it here. I would say expect $50-$100 depending on how crushed it is, but
I am a LEGO star wars guy, and don't buy the older stuff so take it with
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  Hi all. I have a sealed Lego 1065 set which has been in the loft for any years.
Box is squashed and worn but could be interesting to a collector? Thoughts on
how best to sell it?

Also I can weigh the box if anyone wants to update its page on this website?

As far as value goes there is very little info about it, so it's up to what
a buyer and you agree on. Personally I don't think it would be worth that
much, especially if it is squashed up. Maybe just take highest offer, or most
reasonable, worth at a minimum $50 I would say, just because of age.

Thanks, Noah

Thanks for your reply. Yeah it doesn’t appear to contain anything particularly
rare so I think I’ll just leave it to run on eBay so people can bid on it. I
was interested to see if there is a group of collectors who like these odd vintage
sets but could find very little information on it or any history of price.

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Box is squashed and worn but could be interesting to a collector? Thoughts on
how best to sell it?

Also I can weigh the box if anyone wants to update its page on this website?

As far as value goes there is very little info about it, so it's up to what
a buyer and you agree on. Personally I don't think it would be worth that
much, especially if it is squashed up. Maybe just take highest offer, or most
reasonable, worth at a minimum $50 I would say, just because of age.

Thanks, Noah
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Hi all. I have a sealed Lego 1065 set which has been in the loft for any years.
Box is squashed and worn but could be interesting to a collector? Thoughts on
how best to sell it?

Also I can weigh the box if anyone wants to update its page on this website?
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Sorry Mate, just realised you're asking about exclusives not just general
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But, at the moment and until at least February, the practical answer is the same
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Sorry Mate, just realised you're asking about exclusives not just general
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I saw Bricksie on YouTube had purchased several Bricklink lego sets - observatory,
bowling alley, etc.
How can I purchase these please?
I appreciate your response.
Best wishes to you.
Billy

See the last thread about them: https://www.bricklink.com/messageThread.asp?ID=339009&nID=1408145
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Hover your mouse curser over market and select the theme you need and then drill
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Hello,
I saw Bricksie on YouTube had purchased several Bricklink lego sets - observatory,
bowling alley, etc.
How can I purchase these please?
I appreciate your response.
Best wishes to you.
Billy
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I looked through our inventory.
We have Dark Gray without logo and even some DBG without Logo. I don't think
they're fake.

Christian

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  I bought & found lego part dark bluish gray binnocular no 30162, but w/ out lego
marked/ lego stamped, is it ok? maybe from old mold? thx
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In LEGO products, kun278 writes:
  I bought & found lego part dark bluish gray binnocular no 30162, but w/ out lego
marked/ lego stamped, is it ok? maybe from old mold? thx

 
Part No: 30162  Name: Minifigure, Utensil Binoculars Town
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30162 Minifigure, Utensil Binoculars Town
Parts: Minifigure, Utensil {Dark Gray}

FYI - Have old dark grey without logo looks identical to newer DBG with logo.
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Many older lego parts have no lego logo
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I bought & found lego part dark bluish gray binnocular no 30162, but w/ out lego
marked/ lego stamped, is it ok? maybe from old mold? thx
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Although... it can actually make sense. (just looked at the 8143 manual)
The trick is: You simply need ALL the parts. I got now.
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In LEGO products, molten.brick writes:
  
  You do know that there's a major difference between the two gears? One has
an axle hole, the other just has a pin hole. The pin hole will not be useful
in a gear train or anything, really, other than as decor (not totally true,
I know, but pretty much!)

Erm. Now that you say it... I guess that's quite a difference. Yes. XD
I mostly use the 32198 for driving actuators. The 87407 doesn't make sense
there.
For some reason, I didn't really realize the obvious functional difference
before writing this post.
I just though "Oh, look, it has an outset on the hub to be more stable on
the axis.
Why then do people still use the inferior 32198?"

Little derp on my side.
Forgive me my confusion and thx for pointing it out.
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*if the mechanism turns fast enough to generate heat, it will expand and therefore
gain passive traction. Technic is complex!

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  It might work as a clutch, if you use a pin with friction ridges?

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  In LEGO products, Aphaitas writes:
  I've read that the 32198 has problems when being stressed.
And the 87407 is said to be more stable.
(Probably due to the extended hub bushing)

Would you say, that one should use the 87407 over the 32198 whenever possible?
Or in other words: Unless you have space restrictions, is the 87407 flat out
the better choice?

I'm basically asking, because I'm unsure what gear I should extend my
stock on to build future models with.
I'm trying to reduce alternative items and only get the better (not necessarily
newer) version now.
Because when I re-started my LEGO "carreer", I didn't really know
what I was doing and bought a lot of old parts, where I later learned, that better
and cheaper alternatives exist.

You do know that there's a major difference between the two gears? One has
an axle hole, the other just has a pin hole. The pin hole will not be useful
in a gear train or anything, really, other than as decor (not totally true,
I know, but pretty much!)
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It might work as a clutch, if you use a pin with friction ridges?

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  In LEGO products, Aphaitas writes:
  I've read that the 32198 has problems when being stressed.
And the 87407 is said to be more stable.
(Probably due to the extended hub bushing)

Would you say, that one should use the 87407 over the 32198 whenever possible?
Or in other words: Unless you have space restrictions, is the 87407 flat out
the better choice?

I'm basically asking, because I'm unsure what gear I should extend my
stock on to build future models with.
I'm trying to reduce alternative items and only get the better (not necessarily
newer) version now.
Because when I re-started my LEGO "carreer", I didn't really know
what I was doing and bought a lot of old parts, where I later learned, that better
and cheaper alternatives exist.

You do know that there's a major difference between the two gears? One has
an axle hole, the other just has a pin hole. The pin hole will not be useful
in a gear train or anything, really, other than as decor (not totally true,
I know, but pretty much!)
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In LEGO products, Aphaitas writes:
  I've read that the 32198 has problems when being stressed.
And the 87407 is said to be more stable.
(Probably due to the extended hub bushing)

Would you say, that one should use the 87407 over the 32198 whenever possible?
Or in other words: Unless you have space restrictions, is the 87407 flat out
the better choice?

I'm basically asking, because I'm unsure what gear I should extend my
stock on to build future models with.
I'm trying to reduce alternative items and only get the better (not necessarily
newer) version now.
Because when I re-started my LEGO "carreer", I didn't really know
what I was doing and bought a lot of old parts, where I later learned, that better
and cheaper alternatives exist.

You do know that there's a major difference between the two gears? One has
an axle hole, the other just has a pin hole. The pin hole will not be useful
in a gear train or anything, really, other than as decor (not totally true,
I know, but pretty much!)
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In LEGO products, Aphaitas writes:
  I've read that the 32198 has problems when being stressed.
And the 87407 is said to be more stable.
(Probably due to the extended hub bushing)

Would you say, that one should use the 87407 over the 32198 whenever possible?
Or in other words: Unless you have space restrictions, is the 87407 flat out
the better choice?

I'm basically asking, because I'm unsure what gear I should extend my
stock on to build future models with.
I'm trying to reduce alternative items and only get the better (not necessarily
newer) version now.
Because when I re-started my LEGO "carreer", I didn't really know
what I was doing and bought a lot of old parts, where I later learned, that better
and cheaper alternatives exist.

I think you just answered your own question.

Cheers ...

ghyde
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I've read that the 32198 has problems when being stressed.
And the 87407 is said to be more stable.
(Probably due to the extended hub bushing)

Would you say, that one should use the 87407 over the 32198 whenever possible?
Or in other words: Unless you have space restrictions, is the 87407 flat out
the better choice?

I'm basically asking, because I'm unsure what gear I should extend my
stock on to build future models with.
I'm trying to reduce alternative items and only get the better (not necessarily
newer) version now.
Because when I re-started my LEGO "carreer", I didn't really know
what I was doing and bought a lot of old parts, where I later learned, that better
and cheaper alternatives exist.
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 Subject: Re: Material of Lego minifigure hair part ID#1879
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In LEGO products, Mbricks2019 writes:
  Hi there, anyone knows whether the minifigure hair part ID1879 is made of soft
plastic or hard plastic. Thank you.

Hard.
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Hi there, anyone knows whether the minifigure hair part ID1879 is made of soft
plastic or hard plastic. Thank you.
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In LEGO products, Anxizy writes:
  In LEGO products, Mbricks2019 writes:
  Hey there, anyone knows the material of the Lego hair parts ID#2632? Is it made
of soft plastic?
Thank you.

If I can recall correctly, it's just purely soft plastic.

Thank you.
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In LEGO products, Mbricks2019 writes:
  Hey there, anyone knows the material of the Lego hair parts ID#2632? Is it made
of soft plastic?
Thank you.

If I can recall correctly, it's just purely soft plastic.
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Hey there, anyone knows the material of the Lego hair parts ID#2632? Is it made
of soft plastic?
Thank you.
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Since these error parts made it into sets on at least two occasions, I expect
that many were made. The mold was probably used for a few days, with one of the
mold cavities producing error bricks, before the error was detected.

There could be thousands out there, but compared to the amount of 3937 parts
out there it is only a small percentage.
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In LEGO products, Nubs_Select writes:
  In LEGO products, termite1135 writes:
  I might be late on this one but I have a 3937 hinge brick that the two sides
where the pivot goes are opposite. I can put the hinge piece in but it will not
go down because the right, facing it, is backward. The date on the bottom is
4-14. not sure what set it was from as i bought a bunch and am sorting them.

you may be in luck https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1405538

Thank you!
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In LEGO products, termite1135 writes:
  I might be late on this one but I have a 3937 hinge brick that the two sides
where the pivot goes are opposite. I can put the hinge piece in but it will not
go down because the right, facing it, is backward. The date on the bottom is
4-14. not sure what set it was from as i bought a bunch and am sorting them.

This error was reported to have been found in set 71767, so it could have been
in any set around that time period. I also have seen such error parts years ago,
so that must have been an earlier mould maintenance mistake.

 
Set No: 71767  Name: Ninja Dojo Temple
* 
71767-1 (Inv) Ninja Dojo Temple
1352 Parts, 8 Minifigures, 2022
Sets: NINJAGO: Core

I am looking for these errors!
If you are selling, then I am really interested in buying
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In LEGO products, termite1135 writes:
  I might be late on this one but I have a 3937 hinge brick that the two sides
where the pivot goes are opposite. I can put the hinge piece in but it will not
go down because the right, facing it, is backward. The date on the bottom is
4-14. not sure what set it was from as i bought a bunch and am sorting them.

you may be in luck https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1405538
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I might be late on this one but I have a 3937 hinge brick that the two sides
where the pivot goes are opposite. I can put the hinge piece in but it will not
go down because the right, facing it, is backward. The date on the bottom is
4-14. not sure what set it was from as i bought a bunch and am sorting them.
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In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  I bought a lot on eBay that had quite a few used Fabuland figures. I haven't
delved too deeply into these since new sets are so difficult to get, but I always
liked them. Several of the figures I got have asymmetrical hands. The thumb
side is smaller than the fingers side. They have LEGO stamped inside their legs,
but I guess it is possible that their hands have been transplanted with something
fake. It doesn't seem super likely, but I don't see anything about the
variant with a quick google search. I thought it might have been a production
change over time, so I checked a couple of the ones in question against Bricklink
photos and the hands on Bricklink are not the variant.

Immediately after posting I thought to sort the Fabuland figures by year released
and I see lots of examples of smaller thumbs.

 
Minifig No: fab11a  Name: Fabuland Pig - Percy Pig, Yellow Legs and Arms, Blue Top
* 
fab11a Fabuland Pig - Percy Pig, Yellow Legs and Arms, Blue Top
Minifigures: Fabuland
 
Minifig No: fab1a  Name: Fabuland Bear - Bernard Bear, Red Legs, Blue Top and Arms
* 
fab1a Fabuland Bear - Bernard Bear, Red Legs, Blue Top and Arms
Minifigures: Fabuland
 
Minifig No: fab3f  Name: Fabuland Cat - Charlie Cat, Brown Head, Yellow Legs and Arms, Red Top
* 
fab3f Fabuland Cat - Charlie Cat, Brown Head, Yellow Legs and Arms, Red Top
Minifigures: Fabuland

 
Minifig No: fab9c  Name: Fabuland Mouse - Mortimer Mouse (Morty), Light Gray Head, Blue Top
* 
fab9c Fabuland Mouse - Mortimer Mouse (Morty), Light Gray Head, Blue Top
Minifigures: Fabuland
 
Minifig No: fab5h  Name: Fabuland Goat - Billy Goat, Light Gray Head
* 
fab5h Fabuland Goat - Billy Goat, Light Gray Head
Minifigures: Fabuland
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In LEGO products, axaday writes:
  I bought a lot on eBay that had quite a few used Fabuland figures. I haven't
delved too deeply into these since new sets are so difficult to get, but I always
liked them. Several of the figures I got have asymmetrical hands. The thumb
side is smaller than the fingers side. They have LEGO stamped inside their legs,
but I guess it is possible that their hands have been transplanted with something
fake. It doesn't seem super likely, but I don't see anything about the
variant with a quick google search. I thought it might have been a production
change over time, so I checked a couple of the ones in question against Bricklink
photos and the hands on Bricklink are not the variant.

Immediately after posting I thought to sort the Fabuland figures by year released
and I see lots of examples of smaller thumbs.

 
Minifig No: fab11a  Name: Fabuland Pig - Percy Pig, Yellow Legs and Arms, Blue Top
* 
fab11a Fabuland Pig - Percy Pig, Yellow Legs and Arms, Blue Top
Minifigures: Fabuland
 
Minifig No: fab1a  Name: Fabuland Bear - Bernard Bear, Red Legs, Blue Top and Arms
* 
fab1a Fabuland Bear - Bernard Bear, Red Legs, Blue Top and Arms
Minifigures: Fabuland
 
Minifig No: fab3f  Name: Fabuland Cat - Charlie Cat, Brown Head, Yellow Legs and Arms, Red Top
* 
fab3f Fabuland Cat - Charlie Cat, Brown Head, Yellow Legs and Arms, Red Top
Minifigures: Fabuland
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I bought a lot on eBay that had quite a few used Fabuland figures. I haven't
delved too deeply into these since new sets are so difficult to get, but I always
liked them. Several of the figures I got have asymmetrical hands. The thumb
side is smaller than the fingers side. They have LEGO stamped inside their legs,
but I guess it is possible that their hands have been transplanted with something
fake. It doesn't seem super likely, but I don't see anything about the
variant with a quick google search. I thought it might have been a production
change over time, so I checked a couple of the ones in question against Bricklink
photos and the hands on Bricklink are not the variant.
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Oh my very interesting though hope to see soon

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In LEGO products, Als21 writes:
  Hello guys, I heard that Bricklink knows Lego well, so I'm asking here.
I saw these minifigures on the internet. Probably Ronin and Cable.
I'm looking for the common hair of the minifigures in the picture. But I
couldn't see this hair.
Do you know the product that contains this hair, or its part number?

(I'm new to Bricklink.Please let me know if my question is wrong.)

Hello, welcome to Bricklink!

The hair and minifigures are custom designs. Instagram: @legocustoms00
*Not sure if they are 3D models only. Please be careful of scams and fake websites!

If you don't mind ponytails, these are decently nice options:
 
Part No: 27385  Name: Minifigure, Hair Wide Mohawk with Coiled Texture
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27385 Minifigure, Hair Wide Mohawk with Coiled Texture
Parts: Minifigure, Hair
 
Minifig No: dim024  Name: B.A. Baracus
* 
dim024 (Inv) B.A. Baracus
Minifigures: Dimensions: The A-Team
 
Part No: 18166  Name: Minifigure, Hair Long Pulled Back with Banded Top Knot
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18166 Minifigure, Hair Long Pulled Back with Banded Top Knot
Parts: Minifigure, Hair
 
Minifig No: lor102  Name: Hunter Orc with Top Knot and Quiver
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lor102 (Inv) Hunter Orc with Top Knot and Quiver
Minifigures: The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
 
Part No: 2781  Name: Minifigure, Hair Na'vi, Very Narrow with Braids and Bar at End
* 
2781 Minifigure, Hair Na'vi, Very Narrow with Braids and Bar at End
Parts: Minifigure, Hair
 
Minifig No: avt018  Name: RDA Quaritch - Na'vi
* 
avt018 (Inv) RDA Quaritch - Na'vi
Minifigures: Avatar: The Way of Water
 
Part No: 75512  Name: Minifigure, Hair Narrow Swept Back with Ponytail
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75512 Minifigure, Hair Narrow Swept Back with Ponytail
Parts: Minifigure, Hair {Black}
 
Minifig No: mk106  Name: Ink Demon
* 
mk106 (Inv) Ink Demon
Minifigures: Monkie Kid
 
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In LEGO products, Als21 writes:
  Hello guys, I heard that Bricklink knows Lego well, so I'm asking here.
I saw these minifigures on the internet. Probably Ronin and Cable.
I'm looking for the common hair of the minifigures in the picture. But I
couldn't see this hair.
Do you know the product that contains this hair, or its part number?

(I'm new to Bricklink.Please let me know if my question is wrong.)

This seems like an edit or custom part so you will not be able to find the common
part for these figures. You could ask the poster of these images how/if they
made this piece by customizing an existing part.
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Hello guys, I heard that Bricklink knows Lego well, so I'm asking here.
I saw these minifigures on the internet. Probably Ronin and Cable.
I'm looking for the common hair of the minifigures in the picture. But I
couldn't see this hair.
Do you know the product that contains this hair, or its part number?

(I'm new to Bricklink.Please let me know if my question is wrong.)
 


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In LEGO products, s0l0kr writes:
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Is there something which can help me understand what topic should I choose, my
questions always run across the forum from one topic to another

There’s a “Topic Descriptions” link next to the Topic box (just above the Subject
box).

—» https://www.bricklink.com/messageTopics.asp

I’m not sure many people filter by topic (except to exclude Sales ) or use
the Topics page as an entry point to the forum, but it’s still nice to try and
use the proper topic
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In LEGO products, SylvainLS writes:
  In LEGO products, popsicle writes:
  […]
Changed to a more relevant forum topic. Not that it matters much. But exploring
site intricacies is always productive and sometimes enjoyable spare-time spent

Only your answer was sent to the LEGO products topic, so I changed the thread.

Thanks for reminding me this topic existed

Is there something which can help me understand what topic should I choose, my
questions always run across the forum from one topic to another
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me and my brother have spent days doing battle with each other. Luke vs Maul
was a classic match-up. He's jealous because I've got minifigures of
both of them and he doesn't have either - until later today possibly
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In LEGO products, sasquatch_eater writes:
  good I guess? Have you ever played Star Wars Battlefront II on Xbox? It's
one of my favorite games and I've been trying to collect all of the characters
from it, Especially Luke Hamill and Darth Maul (that's what happens with
all my mowing money )

yah I used to play it a lot but I havnt in years now. Collecting can be
fun!
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good I guess? Have you ever played Star Wars Battlefront II on Xbox? It's
one of my favorite games and I've been trying to collect all of the characters
from it, Especially Luke Hamill and Darth Maul (that's what happens with
all my mowing money )
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In LEGO products, sasquatch_eater writes:
  I've always thought Mr. Mark Hamill Skywalker was rather - I shouldn't
say ugly- but this new hair mold LEGO has released does a remarkable job of
portraying him in all of his "glory." I hope it's not too expensive
on Bricklink when it is released.

When it’s first released it probably will but give it some time and most likely
it won’t
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Changed to a more relevant forum topic. Not that it matters much. But exploring
site intricacies is always productive and sometimes enjoyable spare-time spent

Only your answer was sent to the LEGO products topic, so I changed the thread.

Thanks for reminding me this topic existed
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I've always thought Mr. Mark Hamill Skywalker was rather - I shouldn't
say ugly- but this new hair mold LEGO has released does a remarkable job of
portraying him in all of his "glory." I hope it's not too expensive
on Bricklink when it is released.
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In LEGO products, WoutR writes:
  Someone told me that on February 1st, set 40655 "Discover Braille - French
Alphabet" was planned for release.

Does anyone have more information?
Was this set released recently? Or will it soon be?
Where might it be found?

Bump


Februari 1,
March 1,
April 1,

All possible release dates I heard have passed, but I have still not seen any
information other than a mention in "All 2023 sets"-lists.
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In LEGO products, ghyde writes:
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4121 - it's listed in "Gear", I don't remember how to insert
the macro tag for "Gear" to show it.

 
Gear No: 4121-GEAR1  Name: Brick Scooper Set - Black / Dark Bluish Gray
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4121-GEAR1 Brick Scooper Set - Black / Dark Bluish Gray
Gear: Storage

Just use 'g', as in [ g=4121-GEAR1 ], but you need to give the complete
ID.  It’s only when the extension is “-1” that you can skip it
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In LEGO products, ghyde writes:
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  In LEGO products, ghyde writes:
  In LEGO products, CykillsGarage writes:
  This has to be the most boring LEGO set ever, other than you being able to spin
the wheel to release the hot coals and role your Obi-Wan figure in it to torture
him?........ The set itself is just s base plate, and for the price of 30 dollars,
this, compared to the star fighters that you can buy for the same, or similar
price is pretty lame.

And don't get me wrong, the rocky texture does look cool, but the fact that
it costs so much for so little, is pretty awful. You'll notice that a good
portion of the listings here on BL actually are missing the minifigures, because
the seller just wanted them.

The most boring set I've ever come across is this:

4121 - it's listed in "Gear", I don't remember how to insert
the macro tag for "Gear" to show it.

Contains 3 parts!

Cheers ...

ghyde

Storage boxes aren't really sets though, are they?

Why do I get the people who want to argue semantics?

It's useful to scoop up and store bricks, that means it's a functional
LEGO item, that one can buy.

Cheers ...

ghyde

Because plastic storage tubs are not intended to be interesting. They are not
a set. By their nature they are boring.
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In LEGO products, yorbrick writes:
  In LEGO products, ghyde writes:
  In LEGO products, CykillsGarage writes:
  This has to be the most boring LEGO set ever, other than you being able to spin
the wheel to release the hot coals and role your Obi-Wan figure in it to torture
him?........ The set itself is just s base plate, and for the price of 30 dollars,
this, compared to the star fighters that you can buy for the same, or similar
price is pretty lame.

And don't get me wrong, the rocky texture does look cool, but the fact that
it costs so much for so little, is pretty awful. You'll notice that a good
portion of the listings here on BL actually are missing the minifigures, because
the seller just wanted them.

The most boring set I've ever come across is this:

4121 - it's listed in "Gear", I don't remember how to insert
the macro tag for "Gear" to show it.

Contains 3 parts!

Cheers ...

ghyde

Storage boxes aren't really sets though, are they?

Why do I get the people who want to argue semantics?

It's useful to scoop up and store bricks, that means it's a functional
LEGO item, that one can buy.

Cheers ...

ghyde

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