Help needed to identify Lego sets

bgbiteme · April 2011

Hi all, I need help to identify what set numbers these pieces come from. I bought a huge box of Lego for my son, but with no instructions, so not sure what sets we have.

I have taken photos of all of the 'unique' looking pieces, so if anyone recognises a piece and what set number it's from, please just reply telling me the set number, then we'll try to put the sets together. Thanks!

brickmatic · April 2011

You have a boat motor yet there is no compatible boat hull, which I assume you'd identify as a unique part. Looks like a real mixed bag.

fox171171 · April 2011

Top picture, yellow panel piece with grating sticker, and two bluish slope bricks at bottom of top picture:
http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=7256-1
7256-1: Jedi Starfighter and Vulture Droid

Eric · April 2011

Not entirely sure, but it might help.

4582-1: Red Bullet
8383-1: Nitro Terminator
8382-1: Hot Buster
8644-1: Street Maniac

And that red wheel in the second pic, looks very much like a Roborider wheel, but seems to be a odd colour...

pantboy · April 2011

my son has recently been given a large box of lego from his cousin, i saw it as a challenge to trawl through the pictures on brickset identifying sets, i have found several from the minifigues and several from spotting unique pieces.

so far i have identified and built an insectoids sonic stinger 6907, a SW naboo fighter 7141 plus a few small sets i can't remember the numbers of.

brickmatic · April 2011

You can also use a bucket of parts to build MOCs. Might be more fun than hunting down which sets the parts once belonged to.

MinifigsMe · April 2011

Oh I'm so loving tracking down what sets I have from my ebay bucket purchases. :-)

To some extent just browsing sets on ebay or brickset is helpful, as you can spot the trends in colours and pieces. Or find a set that has the piece in, even if it's not the right colour, then use that set name to find the part number on peeron, which will then list which other sets have it.
Does that make sense?
To be able to put things together I find it essential to sort all the pieces by size/shape (not colour) so you can find the bits you need as you assembly.
I've done this for about 20kg of loose lego.
Great fun!
That being said, there's quite a lot of unique pieces I've not figured out yet!
Maybe we could have a section on here for "name this set/piece"??

Help needed to identify Lego sets

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