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1. mickymix: Sorry for my age...

   

   Discussion by mickymix · June 2012 · Home› Introduce yourself

   ... But I'm young inside... Almost 44 years old, but discovered this wonderful world for the second time in my life, thanks to my daughters and to the "female" commitment LEGO recently had with Friends collection... Already moving to bigger sets such as Tower Bridge and similar... Also found some really old boxes in the…

2. Re: The Brickset Builders Guild - share your MOCs here!

   

   

   Comment by veyniac · March 2020 · Home› Building and Techniques

   A 181-piece Captain America bust. Instructions are at Rebrickable.

3. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   

   Comment by herbyderby · November 2022 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Built all of the non-retail Brickheadz to (temporarily) complete my numbered Brickheadz collection (1-181).

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4. Re: What is it? I give up!

   

   Comment by MissKittyFantastico · July 2015 · Home› Collecting

   #156 Signals is that piece in blue, and several of the 1972 Trains sets have it visible in the box photo in red ( #161, #180, #181 ).

5. Re: Very first Lego set

   

   

   Comment by Martin · April 2012 · Home› Collecting

   My first set was a train and I have loved LEGO trains ever since: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=181-2 I only wish I still had it.

6. Re: Bulk LEGO $9.99/ pound?

   

   Comment by MorkMan · April 2013 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

   I have never weighed my PAB cups, so I don't know my PAB cost by weight. A quick search (and calculator) tells me I can get 181 2x4 bricks in a pound. 2.5 grams per 2x4 brick = 0.00251 lbs. So 181 x 0.00251 = 1. There's no way I could get that many 2x4s into a PAB cup, and small PABs cups are $7.99? Seems like a better…

7. Re: 2014 Reseller Challenge

   

   Comment by SirKevbags · March 2014 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Thanks for the boot up the arse @xeeeej :-) February Cash Leaderboard @xeeeej £230 @Basta £125.10 @wagnerml2 £51.25 @leego76 £28 @CupIsHalfEmpty £0 @scrumper £0 @cheshirecat £0 RRP Stock Leaderboard @cheshirecat £240 @leego76 £210 @xeeeej £181 @scrumper £115.97 @wagnerml2 £109.38 Lots of non reports. Everyone must be busy…

8. Re: Ideas for the Next License

   

   Comment by Yellowcastle · April 2012 · Home› Collecting

   For reference purposes, here are some related discussions... http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/181/ideas-for-lego-sets-the-more-out-of-the-box-the-better http://www.bricksetforum.com/discussion/266/which-trilogy-would-you-suggest-lego-to-base-their-next-licensed-theme-on…

9. Re: What is the most you've paid for a discontinued set?

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · November 2015 · Home› Collecting

   I bought this recently. The most I have spent for an old set % wise. Although I paid $350 for a 7750 years ago. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-LEGO-System-Trains-Set-181-New-Factory-Sealed-/331705256554?_trksid=p2047675.l2557&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&nma=true&si=vk4unPw1547My8W0G0AaSmzPNMM%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc

10. Re: What do you think of Lego Books?

    

    Comment by nejakdivne · December 2015 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    The Lego books I rate the highest and definitely are worth checking out: Eye Candy: Steampunk LEGO by Guy Himber Beautiful LEGO I-III by Mike Doyle Ideas/Instructions: The LEGO Architect by Tom Alphin The LEGO Neighborhood Book by B. Lyles / J. Lyles Encyclopaediae: Great LEGO Sets: A Visual History by Daniel Lipkowitz…

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