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1. Re: [Master thread] Help identifying parts, sets and minifigs

   

   Comment by 560Heliport · January 2021 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   First is #1682 Space Shuttle Launch.

2. Re: Fun older sets without heavy price escalation?

   

   Comment by prevere · October 2012 · Home› Collecting

   To answer the initial question here...1682 is a good one.

3. Re: Very first Lego set

   

   Comment by piratemania7 · June 2013 · Home› Collecting

   I remember along with Black Seas Barracuda I got this around the same time: 1682: Space Shuttle Launch, does bring back lots of nostalgia...

4. Re: Have you guys ever had people go and destroy some of your sets? If so, what sets were they?

   

   Comment by ricecake · October 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   I went home to visit my parents a couple years ago and found that my nephew had disassembled and then lost some parts to #1682 Space Shuttle. A couple months ago, we had some friends over for dinner and my friend's husband picked up #21028 New York City Skyline and broke off part of one of the towers, but he was really…

5. Re: The "brag" thread: Post your recent great finds!

   

   Comment by BlockbustingBricks · May 2019 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Over 70 sets from the early 90's to the mid 2000's, including some big classic technic sets like Super Car (8880) and Pneumatic Crane Truck (8460). Armada Flagship (6280), Deep Freeze defender (6973), Ice Station Odyssey (6983), Launch and Load Seaport (6542), Space Shuttle (1682) and way too many more to list... probably…

6. Rekindling my love of Legos.

   

   Discussion by mydartswinger · October 2014 · Home› Introduce yourself

   As a quick prelude to this War and Peace post, a bit about where I see myself with Legos. I find myself gravitating more toward the prepackaged sets to build and display than scratchbuilding models. While I do find scratch building interesting, I want to get my current collection built and display ready before going…

7. For Sale: Classic LEGO Lot: 50+ sets, including classic space, black falcons, town, train, etc.

   

   Discussion by brickupdate · April 2014 · Home› Marketplace

   This is a large lot of classic LEGO sets from the late 1980's and the very early 1990's. I bought this collection from a single owner, and have only partially sorted it. Some LEGO I have cleaned some I haven't. When I bought them, the sets were mostly all still put together, and as I sorted through some of them to match…

8. Re: Lego vintage cars (20's 30's 40's 50's 60's)

   

   Comment by Aanchir · February 2019 · Home› Collecting

   
I don't see it so much here on Brickset, but definitely on Eurobricks. Sometimes specifically framed in terms of such sets being the reason more fanciful racing sets like those in the Racers and World Racers themes don't exist anymore.Licensed Technic vehicles are also sometimes cited as examples of licensed sets…

9. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   Comment by MrJackson · June 2017 · Home› Building and Techniques

   @tfranklin84 As will I. I'm starting to finally build my City this summer, so we can compare progress and complain and vent when frustrations arise and see what similar or different solutions are found. Once my big house projects are finished, hopefully by my birthday early August, I plan on getting it built. Looking…

10. Re: Favourite sets under 10€, around 50€ and unlimited budget

    

    Comment by MrJackson · June 2019 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    Old: Under $10 #6879 Blizzard Baron (own - actually have 3 of them) $40 - $50 #1682 Space Shuttle Launch (the RRP isn't listed but I assume it's in this general vicinity) - have this guy proudly on display in Brickadelphia Cost is no object: The set I have: #6597 Century Skyway. Got it when I finished 5th grade. 24(!!!)…

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