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1011. Re: Longest build time

      

      Comment by davee123 · August 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

      @glosminifigfan Depending on how you calculate it, 4.33 or 4.16 seconds per piece. Those seconds usually translate into: - reading the next instruction step & figuring out what piece(s) you need next - finding the piece(s) in your pile - assembling the pieces onto the model And then there's additional overhead for things…

1012. Re: Information requested regarding the 700/2 Wooden Box Set

      

      

      Comment by brickgitt · August 2015 · Home› Collecting

      @lstokg - you're book is great, you're Lego knowledge is amazing and I can understand that you are well known and repsected by several collectors world-wide and even also by TLG !! Well, first a comment to your latest comment and then I hope you can help me with "wath follows"....there is a photo I think you will find…

1013. Re: How detailed do you get when sorting?

      

      Comment by Paperballpark · July 2017 · Home› Building and Techniques

      The Evolution of Lego Sorting (by Remy Evard) Let's assume you start your lego collection like most of us did: with one set. 1. You don't sort your Lego. You just keep them in the box they came in. (Then, over time, you get another set, then another, then another. And your pile of bricks grows. How do you cope?) 2. You…

1014. Re: A History Question: When did the Technic parts begin to mingle with regular sets?

      

      Comment by davee123 · January 2012 · Home› Everything else LEGO

      Out of curiosity, I ran a quick check, based on BrickLink data. The following is the average percentage per set per year of "Technic" elements that were released in sets which ALSO contained either minifig torsos or minifig legs. Note, this list is sort of unfair in a few places, but gives a general idea of what's been…

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