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1. Re: The new Brickset: known issues

   

   Comment by cmrt1014 · March 2014 · Home› Brickset.com

   I've been following the new inventories/instructions feeds. I'm not sure they're updating - the most recent are the 9th/14th of March - and based on the wonderful data graph Huw posted, they should have updated by now. There is a new inventory for 4000011 as noted in the forum. Not sure on the instructions. Also, the…

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2. Re: What's your LEGO 'status' today?

   

   Comment by Bluefairy_56 · April 2014 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   That didn't work so here's the link http://brickset.com/sets/760-2/London-Bus

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3. Re: FS Super Heroes (No Boxes)

   

   Comment by nukester84 · October 2013 · Home› Marketplace

   brand new for all works out at roughly £760, if someone wants the whole lot will sell for £650 ono

4. Re: How many LEGO bricks have been molded? Current tally?

   

   

   Comment by DadsAFOL · October 2015 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   760 billion as of February 2015. Source: http://cache.lego.com/r/www/r/aboutus/-/media/about%20us/media%20assets%20library/company%20profiles/the_lego_group_company_profile_2015_eng.pdf

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5. Parts discrepancy?

   

   Discussion by Modeltrainman · December 2018 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Why is there a discrepancy in parts owned? In the upper right hand corner, it says 128361 parts owned for me. Under my collection, however, it says: 137285 pieces. That's almost a 9000 part difference. And I have 1114 items, 881 different, but only have prices for 760? Huh?

6. Re: Missing Piece Counts

   

   Comment by atkinsar · May 2011 · Home› The Database

   I'm happy to change the words if we can propose and reach agreement here. How about: "You own 761 sets (606 unique). We have piece counts for 760 (605 unique) of your sets. Using that data we have calculated that your 760 sets contain 121401 pieces. We have retail prices for 500 (464 unique) of them. Using that data we…

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7. Re: Very first Lego set

   

   Comment by NeilJam · April 2011 · Home› Collecting

   Not entirely sure, but the first sets I remember having were Universal Building Sets 112, 400, and 911. The first model set I recall getting new was 760 London Bus.

8. Platinum Jubilee/ 70 years Elizabeth II, but only 62 years for UK LEGO...

   

   

   Discussion by Istokg · June 2 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   As a big fan of Queen Elizabeth II, looking forward to watching the celebrations from here in the USA. Anyway... I thought I would start a thread of LEGO sets that were unique to the UK, which produced/sold LEGO sets under the British LEGO Ltd. label since 1960. British LEGO Ltd. was a LEGO licensee subsidiary of the…

9. Re: Wanted: 10185 GG (US)

   

   Comment by Paperbackwriter · April 2014 · Home› Marketplace

   If bought two new through Amazon within the past year. Both were in the $760 range. Both sealed, factory fresh. That's where I'd go if I wanted a new one....... fast with a certain level of buyer protection.

10. Selling USA version of LONDON BUS (760)

    

    Discussion by Istokg · February 2012 · Home› Marketplace

    I was fortunate to find 34 of these back in 1980 on clearance... sold off most all the sticker sheets. This is my last one with a wonderful box and instructions. The model is assembled with stickers attached (parts are new, stickers look great). My camera battery died after the first image, so the Bricklink built image…

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