Restoring a Very old LEGO Set... - Eurobricks Forums
2013年5月7日 — General LEGO Discussion. Restoring a Very old LEGO Set... Torsion-bar suspension could work well if you lack shock absorbers. You will want to adjust the length of the torsion bars depending on the weight of the vehicle and the number of road wheels - the greater the weight per road-wheel, the shorter you want the torsion bar to be.
Do you mix your old/used/new LEGO? - Eurobricks Forums
Country: X. Posted December 8, 2012. I too mix old and new bricks, with the exception of the greys, bleys, and if there is a striking difference in other colors. Unfortunately all of my bulk bricks from childhood are either made into MOCs, additions to sets, or have since been sorted with Bricklink orders.
Why do you think classic era LEGO (70s-90s) are ... - Eurobricks …
2024年2月8日 — This is a question that I've thought a bit about and am curious to hear answers from the EB community on. In my opinion, a lot of people, be it EB users, YouTube creators, or other areas where people discuss LEGO on social media, tend to look upon the 1970s-90s era sets (essentially, the first 20 or so years of the minifigure) more highly than a lot of sets, even ones that come out today.
Lego City old vs. new: the pros and cons
2024年7月22日 — Country: Europe. Posted July 23 (edited) The earlier City sets had better colors and more realism. Many of the new ones are too gimmicky and have weird bright colors. With this being said some of the new sets are still very good like …
CLASSIC Review: 6080 King's Castle - LEGO Historic Themes
2010年1月11日 — I'm not sure, there's good and bad in both old and new sets. We have to keep in mind first that modern sets have much more pieces, more expensive in fact. The 6080 had 664 pieces according to Lugnet, the current castle 7094 has 973, that's about +50% with of course much more diversity of pieces nowadays. That's two starting advantages.
LEGO Wooden Box Sets... least known of all LEGO sets.
2013年1月13日 — Probably the most complex and least understood of all LEGO sets were the wooden box sets of 1949-1980. TLG had this bad habit with those old sets.... they NEVER put a set number on the box... just in a few rare instances an occasional small sticker. In the late 1949 to 1980s era wooden box LEGO s...
[KEY TOPIC] Official LEGO Sets made in LDD - Eurobricks Forums
2011年8月15日 — Indexed Sets - Total Number: 6412 - Alternatives: 794 - Duplicates: 717 - Incomplete: 35 Un-Indexed Sets - Irregular Posts: 88 - Not Allowed Sets: 6 The list of irregular entries is available in the last update point post. Top contributors. vean - 596 sets ADHO15 - 554 sets Gnac - 513 sets Stephan - 469 sets PeabodySam - 443 sets AndyC - 344 sets
Old School Lego Castle (lego designed and MOC)
2018年8月6日 — The oldest Lego Castles were not sold as sets, and they were not to play with. They were about the joy of building. This is, as far as I know, the oldest example. This castle was not available as a set, to buy and build, it was available for retailers, as promotion and display material for their shop window.
What do you do with your old instructions? - General LEGO …
2019年2月21日 — 7724 posts. Country: England / UK. Posted February 21, 2019. Keep the ones from expensive sets. Chuck / recycle / reuse the small set ones. With my kids, we made lots of LEGO themed storage boxes for their rooms. Heavy duty cardboard boxes from the supermarket, spray glue and pages from their old instructions.
Automatic Binding Bricks - The Oldest LEGO Sets
2012年10月25日 — 1) The upper left box is the earliest of circa 1949-50. It shows a "serif". Automatic Binding Bricks label. 2) The middle left box is the next oldest of circa 1950-51. It shows a thin. "san serif" Automatic Binding Bricks label. 3) The lower left box is the next oldest box of circa 1951-52. It shows a thick.