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1. Re: Is there still a need for the forum?

   

   Comment by SumoLego · October 2019 · Home› Forum Operation

   
If that's the case, I'll take my check in the exact amount of $1,316,000.00, and I'll ensure the Forum is in existence until "Beneath Planet of the Apes".

2. Number of D2C sets over the years

   

   Discussion by Paperballpark · September 2017 · Home› Collecting

   I was thinking yesterday, after the announcement of #70922 The Joker Manor, that there's been a lot of D2C (Direct to Consumer - 'Exclusive') sets this year - the really large sets, with correspondingly large prices. I wondered how this compared with previous years, so I thought I'd have a bit of a look and find out. I…

3. Re: Do vintage lego bricks have much value?

   

   Comment by Klintan · September 2017 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Yellow winch: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=bb67#T=C The blue train track is for 4.5 V trains: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.asp?catType=S&catString=124.397.316 Not sure about the size of the baseplate but could be something like this: https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=10b&in=S

4. Re: UCS falcon rumours (that turned out to be true!)

   

   Comment by Ghendd · August 2017 · Home› Collecting

   The original #10179 instruction manual had about 316 pages. This thing is HUGE!

5. Re: The Brickset Photography Guild - Share Your LEGO Photography Here!

   

   

   Comment by AdeelZubair · April 2016 · Home› Photography/Video

   "You Chose The Wrong Side!"

6. Re: LEGO Set Box Variations for EU/UK-AUS/USA/CAN, and why some are worth more than others...

   

   

   Comment by Istokg · December 2014 · Home› Collecting

   Going off on a tangent... LEGO sets were not only different by region... but also by when they were produced. Here we have 1960s LEGO sets 315 (Taxi), 316 (Tractor), 317 (Truck) and 318 (Windmill). These were introduced circa 1964-65 in continental Europe (and I have no idea who that kid is... not a Christiansen family…

7. Re: Guardians of the Galaxy Movie and Lego Sets

   

   Comment by Thanos75 · August 2014 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Moondragon is not related to Thanos....but Drax is her father. Well Drax has her father's soul. Moondragon was raised on Titan by Thanos's father but was born on earth. At least that is the history on the 316 universe otherwise known as the main Marvel universe. Now in the movie universe I have a suspicion that Moondragon…

8. LEGO color palette, 300 and up

   

   Discussion by cosmicray · June 2014 · Home› The Database

   I've been trying to make a comprehensive LEGO color chart for a number of years. Most of the recent activity (in new colors) seems from 300 and up. The numbers I have observed (here, there, and somewhere) in that series are ... 301 Silver 308 Dark Brown 306 Defused Copper 311 Tr. Bright Green 312 Medium Nougat 315 Silver…

9. Re: Brickset Advertising Clone Brands :|

   

   

   Comment by CCC · June 2014 · Home› Brickset.com

   It's up to the individual Olympic Associations (so Team GB in Great Britain) to decide on what marketing they do and who can use their logo, and they gave the go ahead for Lego to do these during 2012. They obviously couldn't give the go ahead for other nations. It's a similar thing with football. If you've ever noticed…

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

    

    

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

    While everyone's modding the Exo-Suit, I'm bucking the trend and devoting attention to the Research Institute. Unfortunately, I'm a palaeontologist with a strong interest in dinosaurs, so I felt that the skeleton design in #21110 did not accurately resemble a T-Rex. So I did an MOC/MOD mockup in LDD of what I think the…

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