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1. Re: LEGO sets to buy

   

   Comment by Bumblepants · November 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   The grainy classified images showed a mix of parts in the full range of the color group as well as some white/gray/black. Just look at current Classic sets like #10705 and then just at the blue pile and imagine a bucket of just that with a bit more variety.

2. Re: Bricksetters' Bricklink stores

   

   Comment by uriel · November 2017 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   https://darthdanko.brickowl.com/ finally opened a BrickOwl store. I do not like the design but the automated shipping pricing is very easy so do. :) @KingAlanI how do you rate the parts from the Creative boxes? I can get #10705 for 28 euro each and I'm thinking of pulling the gun and getting 5 or 10 but I do not know if…

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3. Re: Lego Quality

   

   Comment by Aanchir · December 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Yep, Samsonite manufactured LEGO bricks in the United States from 1961 to 1972. LEGO opened their own factory in Switzerland in 1971 and their own factory in the US in 1973. https://www.lego.com/en-us/legohistory#manufacturing And for the most parts sets actually DO cost much less than they did back then! Let's rewind…

4. Re: Help! Where do I start?

   

   Comment by binaryeye · January 2017 · Home› Collecting

   If the $200 budget is for your kids, I suggest buying as many Classic and Creator sets as you can. For creative free-building, they're the best value. Relative to these, most other sets are going to seem expensive for what you get (in quantity of parts, at least). These sets are also likely to have the most parts that…

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