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1. Lego 5767 Cool Cruiser piece-count discrepancy?

   

   Discussion by BlueMoonUSA · January 2013 · Home› Collecting

   Just noticed this while browsing around on Ebay. Saw one version that has 556 pieces: http://www.ebay.com/itm/D1-46-LEGO-Creator-Set-3-In-1-Cool-Cruiser-556-Pieces-5767-19-x-11-RARE-/221138679923?pt=Building_Toys_US&hash=item337ce47873 Then I saw another version that has 621 pieces:…

2. Re: CHALLENGE: What's the largest self-aligning LEGO set?

   

   Comment by drdavewatford · January 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Apart from the 556 tan cheese slopes, presumably....? ;-)

3. Re: Predictions on Discontinuing Sets and their Secondary Market Value

   

   Comment by sidersdd · May 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Of course 556 of those pieces are tiny tan cheese slopes.

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4. Re: [Elsewhere] Amazon.it: #10212 Imperial Shuttle at 155£ / 186 Euro

   

   Comment by luckyruss · July 2012 · Home› Shopping Elsewhere

   Just think of all those 556 tan cheese slopes!!!

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

   

   Comment by krklint · August 2012 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   scored the Cool Cruiser for $11 today :) 556 pieces for $11 makes me happy!

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

   

   Comment by 560Heliport · November 2020 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Stickered fireman is in eight sets, several of which are just differently numbered US and European versions: #374 and #590, #602 and #6602, #672 and #556, #6690, #620. The #6000 Idea Book also had six of those stickers.

7. Re: Couple Questions About Late '70s Set

   

   Comment by lordzarak · June 2014 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Thanks for checking! 1977 seems early to me. I also have #556 from 1979 but that set does have 1x1 round bricks with solid studs. I'm wondering if those bricks were interchangeable in that era before their solid stud supply ran out.

8. Re: Box Cover Art Being Used For Some Sets In The Database

   

   Comment by tdhbr · August 2011 · Home› The Database

   I recently discovered Brickset, and absolutely love it. As I compiled my collection, I noticed several old sets that I own that do not have a photo in the database. I have the instructions, and would be happy to provide images. Can someone tell me how I could submit those? The sets I'm referring to are 195, 450, 460, 485,…

9. Re: What is the most challenging set?

   

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

   The first LEGO set I ever received was 556 Moon Landing (circa 1976). The instructions had red highlights around the new pieces to be placed for each assembly step. Since the parts for this set are mostly blue-on-blue, my young self was much appreciative. I haven't really seen this on modern sets, but I like how the parts…

10. Large collection for sale - in NYC (list and pictures at bottom)

    

    Discussion by dangottesman · May 2013 · Home› Marketplace

    Hey there folks. I'm a new new to this group, and figured this would be a good place to try to sell my collection. I've estimated it at around 17,500+ pieces; 140+ minifigs; 100+ pounds. There are two parts to it... My original collection from when I was a kid (I'm 39), which has been kept in a classic denim Lego storage…

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