PhoncipleBone
Banned
Needs a visit from green Bruce Banner minifig and Deadpool.
Let's just say that I have had ideas of Hulk ruining Doctor Doom's perfect RV trip...
Needs a visit from green Bruce Banner minifig and Deadpool.
I'm positive I will love it. I guess I consider the reviews mixed because when a set is over $300 I feel like the reviewer should be gushing over it. If you are going to shell out $300 or more for a set you better freaking love it, thats why I don't fault people for not going after sets like Helicarrier and Batcave even though I love both of them. They have their negatives and I don't fault anyone for wanting perfection for that much money.
So new mixels are sold out on S@H, like not orderable sold out. I think they've done that before and came back but its still kind of going to mess up my order when I go to make it next week for the fountain. I wish they wouldn't make stuff sold out like that when they know they are going to restock it.
Something else that has been bugging me, is it just me or has Jang and Brick Show been really slacking on their reviews and inconsistent? Like where is the Creator Lighthouse review from either of them? Brick Show especially has been slacking on reviews ever since they decided to expand and try to make themselves bigger. They actually got worse and have had less content. I've had to resort smaller youtube reviewers for some info on sets, like the Creator Lighthouse.
I got 50 each in dark grey and black a few years back via LUG bulk
You can't tease like that...Did anyone catch the Dr Strange set pics that Lego had on their site briefly before they got nuked?
You can't tease like that...
At least 2 manuals from that pic. It will be $30-40. But we will have an official Lego Cumberbatch.The old ones cometh. Looks like another solid $20 superhero set. I hope its $20.
At least 2 manuals from that pic. It will be $30-40. But we will have an official Lego Cumberbatch.
Ugh, I hope not. While it looks like another great $20 superhero set with 3 figs I can see how even though it looks like a small build it could push over the 200 piece count into the dreaded mediocore $30 set range. That will be tough decision time. Where I would normally wait for a deep discount like the Iron skull, black manta, bat harbor pursuit sets since this is a single set from a movie ala Ant-Man I would be afraid of it disappearing fast and suddenly like that set.
You would think the Ant Man set would be a lesson learned for people and they won't hesitate when they see this one on shelves.
358 pieces for $35 according to http://en.brickimedia.org/wiki/76060_Doctor_Strange's_Sanctum_Sanctorum
Called it!
Called it!
And it looks like a great set for the price actually.
BAHAHAHA...ayup, thats a teaser alright.
Put together the Batman Cycle set with Deadshot and Harley Quinn...kinda like the designs of the bikes
That was so quick I didn't even have time to feel teased.
Re-assembling my Fairground Mixer for the summer, and I somehow managed to break four of these despite being very careful after the first break:
There are 24 of them in the set which each need to be clipped into bars on both sides, but yeesh...this has gotta be one of the weakest elements Lego makes. Luckily I was able to pull enough spares out of other disassembled sets I have to finish building it. Put in a broken parts request so it'll be all good.
Put together the Batman Cycle set with Deadshot and Harley Quinn...kinda like the designs of the bikes
Thats not cool dude. I would use the Lego website and send a letter to Lego about it. If they can send you a bunch of extras you may end up needing them down the road and the set is still in supply. Now i'm worried about those pieces in mine.
There some example of storage from a few members in the OP. That should help a bit.How do you guys sort and store your bricks? I have a four-drawer thing and a large box with it all just randomly chucked in. Outside of that, I have a bunch of kilner jars of varying sizes which look quite cool but is incredibly impractical.
The problem is, I have limited space so need to get something as compact as possible. I'm thinking of something along the lines of stackable drawers I can put cutlery-like dividers in.
It's going to be an absolute pain to sort, but worth it in the end methinks.
How do you guys sort and store your bricks? I have a four-drawer thing and a large box with it all just randomly chucked in. Outside of that, I have a bunch of kilner jars of varying sizes which look quite cool but is incredibly impractical.
The problem is, I have limited space so need to get something as compact as possible. I'm thinking of something along the lines of stackable drawers I can put cutlery-like dividers in.
It's going to be an absolute pain to sort, but worth it in the end methinks.
Check out extreme storage solutions here: http://www.tilesorstuds.com/p/lego-rooms.html
Bottom line is most people store in plastic containers of some form. Drawers are best IMO, but pricier. Another solution I use is ziploc bags which are cheap then toss them in larger plastic containers to keep costs down. The stuff I use the most I keep in plastic drawers.
Remember:
There are two in this thread that sort by color first. One of them had a LEGO Idea project approved and made into a real set. You can follow someone like that or sort it the right way.
EDIT: Found another good link from the comments of the first link. http://thebrickroomblog.com/
There are two in this thread that sort by color first. One of them had a LEGO Idea project approved and made into a real set. You can follow someone like that or sort it the right way.
I sort by type and then color. A lot of my types (1x8 plates etc etc) are further sorted out by color due too the number of bricks I have. Currently the only Lego that's really not sorted beyond its specific type and size is the really unique stuff like accessories and weapons and weird elements. Even my accessories elements are sorted between 40 mini drawers by musical instruments, sports gear, food, books, etc
As your collection gets bigger and bigger, you are forced to get more and more specific. For instance I have over 3000 dark blueish grey 1x4 bricks spread between 3 plastic shoeboxes but I have all my 1x3 and 1x1 dark bluish grey bricks together in their own box because I don't have enough of either for them to each have it's own box like the 1x4s.