I do have the figures in a separate box

which one do you think a man would love? this will be his first lego set, im just debating on which car/design

42138 Ford, 42153 Nascar, 42169 Neom, 42162/42151 Bugatti

I've sort of accidentally bought a LOT of bulk Lego to wash and sort

Usually I only buy sets, but I really want to start designing MOCs and building others' too.

However, I've no storage solutions yet. I'm UK based if it matters. I've no idea what works best, or even how many compartments I'd need. And should I separate by colour or piece, both? I've kinda dived in without the forethought required (ty ADHD). And ideally I don't want to be spending a tonne on drawers or boxes.

Please can you share your storage solutions?

((P.S. what's the quickest way to add parts to rebrickable, I'd like to see how many full sets I can make once it's all sorted.))

Hey everyone!

I have been thinking about buying LKC for a long time. Finally, I have funds to do it and can pull the trigger.

I heard that we will have double insiders points between 22nd and 24th of November.

There are rumours that during that time we will have 2 GwPs:

- 40699 Retro Gramophone

- 40700 Xmas Train

It will require to buy for around 250 USD to get both GwPs.

Getting LNC during that time would give me over 5000 insiders points what eventually covers 2 x 2400 rewards coming on 29.11:

- 6550800 Microscale Barracuda

- 6550802 Ship's Chronometer

What do you think about such a deal?

Sadly, getting LKC means no funds to get the Endurance Polar Ship but yeah, life is a game of choices.

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Hello I want to order pieces from lego i lost through the missing pieces section but can i order it if i lost it? or only if they didnt give me piece? Im not sure and want to just confirm before ordering

Found this pretty lady to add it the fig collection.

I wanna buy a bigger set but I’m torn between the titanic and the avengers tower. Which one do u think I should get?

I dunno which Lego set I should get for my partner. Here are my options:

a. Lego 42160 Technic Audi RS Q E-tron Building Blocks b. Lego Technic 42171 Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 E Performance

He's an F1 fan but I know hes been dreaming of owning an Audi too.

Hello everyone,

I want to get the lego Technic Mercedes' g500 for my partner´s birthday in first week of December. Should I wait for Black Friday in Germany? Would the delivery times be delayed during that time? Amazon Germany has a decent price as compared to the official store at the moment.

Any input would be appreciate. Thank you!

can u suggest my first build set, i’m choosing between these: 42138 Ford, 42153 Nascar, 42169 Neom, 42162/42151 Bugatti

or can u suggest others with the same price range as those, Thanks!

This would be amazing, this isn’t mine but if this is real I could buy one too

I restarted my Lego journey just over a year ago when my nearly 7-year old showed some interest before his birthday and my 4 year old seemed unlikely to eat the pieces. We started off with a few Classic sets and a LOT of unsorted pieces from neighbors. Since then, I’d say that probably 2/3 or more of our build time has been looking on Lego builder, finding stuff to build, and building. We’re always swapping color, and regularly mark parts substitution and occasionally purchase parts we’re missing. We’ve gotten some impressive builds this way, like Spaceship spaceship spaceship, the Great Pyramid (I did buy all way for the exterior and blue tile for Nike), the big Viking ship, creator Crocodile, Triple Decker couch, general mayhem’s ship and more.

But as we’ve gotten to buying more sets, and getting whole sets from friends, I’m more wary of starting a big project and getting stuck. So I’m looking for ideas for fun builds that don’t rely on super specialized pieces. I have plenty of bricks and plates and tiles and sloped bricks and standard technics pieces. It’s when there’s a molded part that’s very unusual that we get stuck.

So looking for advice on a fun project that won’t end with me going to brick link to buy 8 specialty pieces and then wait a week for them to arrive. What’s worked for you?