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1. Re: 2022 Modular speculation

   

   Comment by Casper_vd_Korf · November 2020 · Home› Collecting

   Wait, (362 days to go!)? Does that mean that the mods know something? That the 2022 modular is revealed on 27-11-2021? Or that it gets released then? Probably not.

2. Re: How many sets do you own?

   

   Comment by Recce · December 2015 · Home› Collecting

   
Actually we can get a more accurate figure from the Brickset database if really needed to. For example, under All Themes, we can see Gears having 1697, and Promotionals & Service Packs having 300+ each, Books 172, Collectible Minifigures 362 (for me they can be added as 1 set of 16 or 1 box set for each series but…

3. Re: What are the largest LEGO pieces?

   

   Comment by davee123 · November 2015 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Behold, in ye olde dayse of LUGNET, some of yon parts wert weighed: http://news.lugnet.com/market/shipping/?n=362 The smallest on a chemistry scale was the minifig coin (smaller than the "lever handle" in a small lever). But, obviously, not everything was tried. A few other candidates at the time (that weren't measured)…

4. Re: Lego Mosaic Programs or Apps

   

   Comment by ecmo47 · March 2015 · Home› Photography/Video

   

I decided to do a Lego logo and ran across this old thread. I put
sidersdd 48x48 plan into LDD and this is the part count if you want to use
1x1's (tiles or plates). 
Black - 510 
White - 362 
Red - 1324 
Yellow - 108 
I might try to re-create the 64x64 design as it has a little more…

5. Re: What is your Brickset Piece / Set / Minifig counts?

   

   Comment by catwrangler · May 2016 · Home› Collecting

   236 sets, 362 minifigs, 27,009 parts. There must be a good few thousand uncatalogued parts and minifigs, though, from charity shop bulk lots, so I'd guess about 30K parts and 380 minifigs, conservatively. I never had a Dark Age in terms of losing interest, but there was about a decade in which I didn't buy very much, so we…

6. Re: List of most wanted/least owned (or least wanted/most owned) sets?

   

   Comment by CCC · November 2018 · Home› The Database

   There are far worse ratios than that, where the set was easily available and cheap or a giveaway. A high Owned/wanted ratio (or low wanted/owned ratio) is not necessarily a sign of a crappy set. For example: polybags such as #30264 2552/332 (ratio 7.69), #30265 3621/255 (14.2). Even some decent games like Minotaurus score…

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