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Search for a set in the catalog in BL and then click on it there is an inventory link.
Peeron you only look up the set, but Im not sure how updated it is and sometimes the part lists have incorrect parts, or are missing parts.
I find the BL sets pretty reliable.
First Lugnet started dying away... then we almost lost Brickshelf... and now Peeron is slow going...
Also, I agree with you using Bricklink as a first choice site... and then Peeron as a runner-up, in case Bricklink doesn't have everything.
Ironically my LEGO CD has about 150-200 sets that are in neither database... and about 1/3 of these aren't in the Billund Vault/Archives either. It's this playing of Sherlock Holmes of LEGO that has taken so long for my current CD to be finished... (who am I kidding... I love putting pieces of the greater puzzle together! ;-)
:-(
Maybe Brickset should try and do it, not sell parts but get users to create part lists for the sets. Be hard for bricklink to stop. As its free infomation.
Compare theirs with Bricklinks to see what I mean.