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 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: May 22, 2021 15:20
 Subject: Tan in the catalog
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tec (61)

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Hi
Is there a way (or setting) to collapse all Tan pics to the same shade? So that
all listings are simple, uniform.
or, show all in the the most common shade? (which is... the last?!?)
or, exclude just that strange shadowy Tan?

Oh well, just in case, if there's a fix also for Dark Tan... I'd love
to use it
 


 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: May 21, 2021 14:58
 Subject: Re: What piece is this?
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In Searching, randyipp writes:
  In Searching, PMOman555 writes:
  I want to know which piece this is it looked like it has a bar element because
it can be connected to an exo force arm and it also has a bar socket. The piece
is circled in green.

So it looks like this, but not sure what the black plastic bar inside it is.

 
Part No: 22392  Name: Shoulder Mechanical, Nexo Bot - Flexible Rubber
* 
22392 Shoulder Mechanical, Nexo Bot - Flexible Rubber
Parts: Minifigure, Body Part

the black piece is costrained to be 2L in length
there's a crown at mid length
since the #4 has axle socket
 
Part No: 32192  Name: Technic, Axle and Pin Connector Angled #4 - 135 degrees
* 
32192 Technic, Axle and Pin Connector Angled #4 - 135 degrees
Parts: Technic, Connector {White}
could have used axle or a bar forced in an axle hole.
the shoulder is soft plastic, so you can force something into it.
this widens the possibilities

my guess is:
 
Part No: 2736  Name: Technic, Axle  1L with Tow Ball
* 
2736 Technic, Axle 1L with Tow Ball
Parts: Technic, Axle {Black}

alternatives:
 
Part No: 93094pb03  Name: Minifigure, Utensil Lipstick with Black Handle Pattern
* 
93094pb03 Minifigure, Utensil Lipstick with Black Handle Pattern
Parts: Minifigure, Utensil {Black}
 
Part No: 3749  Name: Technic, Axle  1L with Pin without Friction Ridges
* 
3749 Technic, Axle 1L with Pin without Friction Ridges
Parts: Technic, Axle {Black}
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: May 9, 2021 06:28
 Subject: Re: Split Copper
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tec (61)

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For reference, my uneducated eyes, not aware of any legoid, will say:

Brass:
- light brass: small sword
- dark brass: mask

Copper:
- copper: big sword

bronze:
- bronze: mask, dome.
- freshly cast bronze: axe head
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: May 6, 2021 07:37
 Subject: Re: baseplate 16 x 21
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Before venturing in selling it, first thing to do is a deep inspection with magnifier/microscope/light
etc

If it happens that the part ID is for 16x16 baseplate, it would be a complete
different case, don't you think?

Better yet, what if it's an unknown ID?


  Can I sell this item on Bricklink?
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: May 6, 2021 04:41
 Subject: Re: baseplate 16 x 21
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Since authenticity isn't discussed, I find it plausible that a defective
16x22 escaped the factory in the '70
 
Part No: 210  Name: Baseplate 16 x 22
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210 Baseplate 16 x 22
Parts: Baseplate
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: May 6, 2021 04:25
 Subject: Re: We have a new Catalog Associate!
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tec (61)

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Great news, great choice. I wish Randyf the best of luck
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 Posted: May 5, 2021 12:16
 Subject: Re: List of most wanted items
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In Suggestions, ErwinNL writes:
  In Suggestions, superchicken77 writes:
  It would be nice to see what items are on the most wanted lists. For example,
I was looking at the goat and noticed it's on more than 3000 wanted lists.

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=95341pb01&name=Goat%20with%20Dark%20Tan%20Horns%20and%20Medium%20Nougat%20Spots%20Pattern&category=%5BAnimal,%20Land%5D#T=C&C=1

Maybe I have something stashed away that people really want. Also, it would
be nice to filter the list to average price or category. I probably don't
need to know that black technic pins are on 581291 Wanted Lists.

Does this feature already exist?

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogStatsWanted.asp?itemType=P

Limited to one page.

Oh my.

Who adds any more black technic pin in his lists?

Don't everyone here have thousands already?

I suspect this is skewed by inventories imported into wantedlists, where the
most common parts always show up.

I would love to see a list of parts "added by human hand" imho.
Better, a list of human-parts which are not fullfilled yet, e.g. are picked up
by the search engine everyday.
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 Posted: May 2, 2021 08:23
 Subject: Re: Wanted List Inventory
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tec (61)

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With the "apply order" button you see a table with proposed amounts to add

It's not easy to spot things that overflow. This is what the OP is finding
out I think.

I prefer to NOT HAVE an automatic overflow mechanism as the OP posted, I fear
I can't control it. I still prefer to see what happens and write down notes.

I dunno if they can highlight in yellow/red/orange when the amounts are inequal.
This could be informative and yet adaptable to user's habits.
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 29, 2021 04:51
 Subject: Re: New Packing Dimensions Feature
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I bet #Axaday made a stunning 2000 of those 2100 inputs.
I advance his name for a "Dimensions Savant" post.
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 11, 2021 14:48
 Subject: Re: Need help to set up a Inventory list
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You're basically asking to have a "negative" wantlist: when you're buying
X bricks, but have Y of them, you'll like to buy just (X-Y).

Kinda of selecting 2 wantlists in "Buy" page, but the second substracts from
the first.

Or applying a wantlist on another list, to raise the qty on the items or, as
in your case, having negatives in mind, you'll diminish the qty.

I haven't found a way to do that in months... so probably it doesnt exist
at all.
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 7, 2021 14:58
 Subject: Re: Rare Very Light Blue Gray in Set 10698-1
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To my eye it's COOL SILVER (id 296), but better, left out that _pearl effect_
with which it was made years ago. At that time, a Cool Silver part was right
in the middle between LBG and VeryLBG.

OK This is the 4th case since January.
Who know, maybe they liked it in the factory =)

I'd get one for my collection indeed.
I'd like this serempiditous error makes it into *real* production.

Can we can legally start a new name for that nice gray?
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 7, 2021 10:56
 Subject: Re: New Packing Dimensions Feature
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Good to know
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 7, 2021 08:04
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Update:
Many of my measurements got rejected
Is it because of fractions? (0.5 0.66 ..)
My example was:
 
Part No: 44567b  Name: Hinge Plate 1 x 2 Locking with 1 Finger on Side without Bottom Groove
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44567b Hinge Plate 1 x 2 Locking with 1 Finger on Side without Bottom Groove
Parts: Hinge
where W=1.67
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 6, 2021 10:00
 Subject: Re: New Packing Dimensions Feature
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Ok I tested it for a bit. I added 20 things, bricks from disparate themes, even
a power transformator id 70928.
I think the new page is good. I can add stud- and packing-dimensions at the same
time. There is some error checking on our measures, preventing blunders. Zero
is allowed, we can use that with multiple meanings, better to give us guidance
maybe?

We disperately need the search engine now.
I spent hundreds of clicks just to find parts needing a caliper job. I won't
do that again (note: I'm not seller so can't fiddle with that famous
flag)
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 Posted: Apr 6, 2021 07:07
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My friend here likes this post
 
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Apr 3, 2021 07:20
 Subject: Re: what color is the 1x4 brick
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In Colors, peregrinator writes:
  In Colors, lmhansmangmail. writes:
  I got an 1x4 brick but i cannot find the satisfying color in the catalog. I would
say it is either medium brown or dark nougat both do not exist in the catalog
can someone help with identifying the color

the other colors on the picture are reddish brown (left crate) medium nougat
(right crate) and dark orange (slope)

Is that a sprue mark (pip) on the long side of that brick? AFAIK a Lego brick
would have one on the short side (old) or on the top (newer)

Good catch. The pip is misplaced and unesthetical, Lego won't do that.
We also know that non-Lego can't even clone a color right.
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Mar 25, 2021 13:23
 Subject: Re: Shock absorber spring type
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That works too

The beaty of undetermined types: solve all unsolved IDs
 Author: tec View Messages Posted By tec
 Posted: Mar 25, 2021 04:48
 Subject: Re: Shock absorber spring type
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Simply said, we don't know any LBG 731 made with old "normal spring".

Also my eyes perceive old gray, so I needed you to state what colours are there.

I'm here to help, just give us more data of them
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 Posted: Mar 24, 2021 16:07
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all LBG are soft.
all sets after 2003 are soft
all sets before 1997 are normal

they all seems normal to my eys

data:
soft = can sustain MORE than 600g
normal = can sustain LESS than 550g
yo, soft can hold more.
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 Posted: Mar 24, 2021 16:06
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In Catalog, normann1974 writes:
  In Catalog, tec writes:
  all LBG are normal.
all sets after 2003 are soft

These two statements seem to contradict each other because LBG is post-2003.

/Jan

error on my part

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