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 Author: jeffreyyoungleg View Messages Posted By jeffreyyoungleg
 Posted: Jan 25, 2025 17:47
 Subject: Cataloguing Lego Elements and Collections
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jeffreyyoungleg (105)

Location:  USA, California
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I am looking for suggestions regarding a Lego collection or cataloguing application.
I currently use BaseBrick but worry it may not always be around. Seems that Bricklink
might have one but I don't see where that is referenced on this site. What
system(s) appear most comprehensive with Lego elements, powerful sorting and
displaying tools, and good support and staying power. Thank you for your suggestions.
 Author: Nubs_Select View Messages Posted By Nubs_Select
 Posted: Jan 25, 2025 17:54
 Subject: Re: Cataloguing Lego Elements and Collections
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Nubs_Select (4857)

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In My Collection, jeffreyyoungleg writes:
  I am looking for suggestions regarding a Lego collection or cataloguing application.
I currently use BaseBrick but worry it may not always be around. Seems that Bricklink
might have one but I don't see where that is referenced on this site. What
system(s) appear most comprehensive with Lego elements, powerful sorting and
displaying tools, and good support and staying power. Thank you for your suggestions.

from what I've heard rebrickable is generally the go to for collections
 Author: SylvainLS View Messages Posted By SylvainLS
 Posted: Jan 25, 2025 18:04
 Subject: Re: Cataloguing Lego Elements and Collections
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SylvainLS (52)

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In My Collection, Nubs_Select writes:
  In My Collection, jeffreyyoungleg writes:
  I am looking for suggestions regarding a Lego collection or cataloguing application.
I currently use BaseBrick but worry it may not always be around. Seems that Bricklink
might have one but I don't see where that is referenced on this site.

Click the user icon (left of the cart, or, if your screen is smaller, click the
Ξ icon and then Profile) and then My Collection.

But the feature doesn’t have many features….


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  system(s) appear most comprehensive with Lego elements, powerful sorting and
displaying tools, and good support and staying power. Thank you for your suggestions.

from what I've heard rebrickable is generally the go to for collections

Brickset has that feature too… but maybe more oriented toward sets?

Or you can use BrickStore (application, free & open source, open formats).
 Author: 1001bricks View Messages Posted By 1001bricks
 Posted: Jan 25, 2025 18:34
 Subject: Re: Cataloguing Lego Elements and Collections
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1001bricks (55805)

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In My Collection, jeffreyyoungleg writes:
  I am looking for suggestions regarding a Lego collection or cataloguing application.
I currently use BaseBrick but worry it may not always be around. Seems that Bricklink
might have one but I don't see where that is referenced on this site. What
system(s) appear most comprehensive with Lego elements, powerful sorting and
displaying tools, and good support and staying power. Thank you for your suggestions.

As said the others - on line, rebrickable. On your PC/Mac and saved locally,
BrickStore.
 Author: axaday View Messages Posted By axaday
 Posted: Jan 25, 2025 21:58
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axaday (8153)

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In My Collection, jeffreyyoungleg writes:
  I am looking for suggestions regarding a Lego collection or cataloguing application.
I currently use BaseBrick but worry it may not always be around. Seems that Bricklink
might have one but I don't see where that is referenced on this site. What
system(s) appear most comprehensive with Lego elements, powerful sorting and
displaying tools, and good support and staying power. Thank you for your suggestions.

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/myCollection/main.page

I think this will work for you and there is a link to it on every item page.

As Sylvain said, it isn't really robust yet, but it has everything I need
I think. It launched in a sad state, but they have improved it.

It's advantage is convenience being onsite AND that it gets to use the Bricklink
catalog.