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1. Re: Share your videos here!

   

   

   Comment by KLOKRIECHER · February 12 · Home› Photography/Video

   Today I've uploaded a review of set 6983 on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mXt0IYydvQ

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2. Re: Hello, new here

   

   Comment by datsunrobbie · August 2018 · Home› Introduce yourself

   https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?S=6983-1#T=S&O={%22ss%22:%22US%22,%22iconly%22:0} There are several #6983 sets available on Bricklink now for under $100

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3. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   

   Comment by KungFuKenny · February 19 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Fire Brigade was a mess to dismantle for me as well... I don’t want to contemplate the potential carnage in taking apart Robie House! I finished building #6983 Ice Station Odyssey today...

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4. Re: Ice Planet Info?

   

   Comment by LostInTranslation · October 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   It was a very special Christmas when I got #6983 as a kid :-) Still got it now, as well as some of the smaller sets, and trying to think of MOCs to make use of those huge trans orange panels. 

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5. Re: First Lego Set

   

   Comment by imhotep85 · August 2014 · Home› Collecting

   Not sure what came first, but it's one of #6983 or #6898. I need to get them out of my parents attic but there is so much up there I know its several weeks of work sorting the stuff (which I will actually love I am sure).

6. Re: Your thoughts on baseplates

   

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

   I think many sets look more coherent with a baseplate. I liked the raised plates; I didn't have any get cracked or broken. But I was an adult when the raised plates first came out. (And we won't talk about my extra raised plate from #6983 and black and red Sharpies. Nope, not going there.) 

7. Re: Ice Planet and setting other prices.

   

   Comment by Phonebooth · March 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Honestly, I didn't think Brickset was the place to request valuations - your best bet is to use ebay, bricklink or brickpicker to establish a realistic price expectation: Based on brickpicker, you should expect around 40 used COMPLETE, but without the orange pieces I would say try to get $10-$15.…

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8. FS: LEGO Space and Pirates

   

   Discussion by Frequency · March 2017 · Home› Marketplace

   Hello. I have a few loose LEGO sets for sale. Most of them are complete, unless noted, minus the extra parts after the build. Many of them have their instructions. They have been sitting in my parents' house for 20+ years and are a little dusty. Lots of great $5 sets. Prices do not include shipping. I'm located in the…

9. Re: 2020 Modular Rumors

   

   Comment by KungFuKenny · November 2019 · Home› Collecting

   The humor on this forum is so dry at times that I honestly cannot tell if you are being ironic or not! :-) If you are defending big ol' raised baseplates then kudos to you... if you are calling me not cool for liking them, well then I must take issue, sir! #6195 , #7327, #6079, #6983 -- these are some of my favorite sets…

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

    

    Comment by 560Heliport · January 2019 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    Yes, #6958. Also, (probably) #6982 Explorien Starship, #6991 Monorail Transport Base (the trans-blue canopy with the sticker), #6949 Robo-Guardian (the trans-red canopy in the white piece at lower right), #6983 Ice Station Odyssey (the Trans-fluorescent red canopies. That red plate with the cutouts on the sides is possibly…

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