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1. Re: How many sets do you own?

   

   Comment by JetWing34 · December 2015 · Home› Collecting

   I own 14 different sets, 2683 pieces, worth $258.

2. Re: LEGO Post-Christmas Sales

   

   Comment by monkeyhanger · December 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Amazed that the SSD has not had a UK reduction given it's apparent unpopularity. Would it kill them to knock it down to the US RRP (after currency conversion = £258)?

3. FS [UK/Europe] - Some Sealed Sets up of Grabs

   

   Discussion by indigobox · May 2015 · Home› Marketplace

   Hi all, Just doing a bit of spring cleaning and stumbled across some sets I have multiples of that have now retired, along with some sealed sets I have. We all know the prices these sets make after market, however I am open to ideas on pricing's for Brickset users, so feel free to ping me a message with your offer and lets…

4. Re: How do you collect?

   

   Comment by AllBrick · November 2016 · Home› Collecting

   
Errrm, not quite sure how to tell you this without causing upset. There are 3096 parts, at one brick a month it will take you 258 years. Fine, if you're a vampire. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, good luck though, we're all counting on you.

5. Re: LEGO 1:87 VW Beetles with broken bumpers

   

   

   Comment by Istokg · May 2015 · Home› Collecting

   There is another issue, although I have never seen it this badly warped.... and that is that early Cellulose Acetate 1:87 LEGO vehicles can be warped... although I don't ever remember seeing it as badly as this particular #258 VW Van. Also the non-warped VW Van next to it has ARAL (petrol station) stickers, and those are…

6. Re: Discounts on LEGO Exclusives

   

   Comment by Basta · December 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   ^ it may have had an impact but the bigger thing, at least for the newer exclusives would be the more competitive pricing, availability & lower Australian dollar. For instance the SOH has been avaliable locally for as low as $285 AUD ($258 USD) which means the discount that set would need in the US to make it worth selling…

7. Re: For which themes do you have a complete collection of sets?

   

   Comment by Peter1975 · December 2013 · Home› Collecting

   Castle (All subthemes) 258 177 81 51 68% Harry Potter (All subthemes) 62 51 11 1 82% all sets, just no books Pirates (All subthemes) 75 63 12 7 84% Pirates of the Caribbean (All subthemes) 14 11 3 3 78% Vikings (All subthemes) 7 7 0 0 100%!!!!!!!!!! Western (All subthemes) 20 19 1 1 95%

8. Re: LEGO HO Scale 1:87 Cars/Trucks

   

   Comment by Istokg · February 2015 · Home› Collecting

   Here are some real combinations of LEGO buses/vans/pickups. And this is just the red/white combos... there's also green/white, blue/white, red/yellow, green/yellow and blue/yellow. And then there's all the rare combos that makes collecting these without some kind of guide difficult. The 1:87 cars/truck history gets very…

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9. Categorising CMFs: A Bricklist Project

   

   Discussion by Steve_J_OM · October 2016 · Home› Collecting

   The short version: I've created several bricklists that group CMF minifigures into related themes (links below). Longer version I collected CMF series sight-unseen up to around Series 10, at which point I started to feel 1) burnout from regular releases, and the effort of feeling through bags, and 2) 'duplicate fatigue' -…

10. Re: Yellow brick in boot of 10262: James Bond Aston Martin DB5

    

    Comment by LegoStevieG · January 2021 · Home› Collecting

    I have now built the Aston Martin DB5. It was enjoyable. I discovered that Step 221 used the yellow brick I was referring to above. Also step 258 used the same yellow brick in the black ejector seat. Step 252 used 2 of these bricks in black (part of roof) which when complete are mostly hidden. So by swapping black for…

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