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Ponte Vecchio Bridge in Florence Italy - bricks2you (12984)

I have a LEGO set not shown in the catalog of the subject bridge. Can anyone tell me about this set? Is it just available in Italy? Thank you Jim
(26 days ago, Apr 29, 2024, to New Sets)

Designers for a fee - Evandodewaard (0)

Hi all, I'm new here and was just wondering if there are people on this forum who would design a lego set for a fee? If so please sent me a private message.
(26 days ago, Apr 29, 2024, to Designer Program)

Designers against payment - Evandodewaard (0)

Hi all, I'm new here and was just wondering if there are people on this forum who would design a lego set for a fee? If so please sent me a private message.
(26 days ago, Apr 29, 2024, to My Own Creation)

40703 and 40704 Instructions - matbrix (177)

Hi, I think that there are many who, like me, want to build 40703 and/or 40704 with their existing items. Therefore I've created created customised instructions for 40703 [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 24, 2024, to My Own Creation)

Re: Creating a diagonal striped pole/block? - yorbrick (1185)

[...] The old macaroni bricks could be used staggered, so that might work, but it would be rather large, much bigger than minifigure scale. On a smaller scale, you could use [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 23, 2024, to My Own Creation)

Re: Creating a diagonal striped pole/block? - toolman123 (0)

Hi, Many thanks for the reply. Scale-wise I am thinking it being fairly big/tall. I will be adding some elves around it so will probably appear fairly large. I'm also going [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 23, 2024, to My Own Creation)

Re: Creating a diagonal striped pole/block? - wyvern (75)

Depending on the scale, you could try something like this: (URL) ... using white/red striped tiles from this search: (URL)
(1 month ago, Apr 23, 2024, to My Own Creation)

Re: Creating a diagonal striped pole/block? - v100Bricks (149)

You could do it with 1x1 round plates in white and red but it would depend on the scale required.
(1 month ago, Apr 23, 2024, to My Own Creation)

Creating a diagonal striped pole/block? - toolman123 (0)

Hi there, I am wanting to create a striped pole that would be used in a Christmas build as a "North Pole". I wanted to create the stripes angled rather than straight [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 23, 2024, to My Own Creation)

Re: (Cancelled) - SylvainLS (46)

[...] You need to open a store to sell here. And you need some feedback first, which means you need to buy something first(er).
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: AFOL Designer Program - Instructions?? - SylvainLS (46)

[...] I think there’s no digital instructions available for the first program, ADP ((URL) ).
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to Designer Program)

AFOL Designer Program - Instructions?? - 1mickeymousefan (396)

Does anyone know where to get digital copies of the instructions from the original AFOL Designer program?? I have enough parts to build 2 of them, but cannot find instructions. [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to Designer Program)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - 1001bricks (52428)

[...] Don't understand the drawing; it says you can't shoot on someone already having a shiner? That's very specific...
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - 1001bricks (52428)

You've got a problem with Canadians who post too much in forum??? I can understand this... but sincerely, it's not nice!
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - SylvainLS (46)

[...] “Put that knife down, Brutus. I swear, one day, you’ll hurt someone!”
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - pcthurman (1215)

[...] LOL, I love to play with all things "launcher" BUT my family takes them away from me before I can even have any fun! :(
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - SylvainLS (46)

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(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - TheBrickGuys (13294)

What about this Electromagnetic Railgun Cannon Launcher? It isn't made by Lego but if you need something with a little more kick... Though I don't think any stores here [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - randyf (442)

[...] (Part 54271) I totally forgot about that one! It's probably better at being able to be aimed appropriately. [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - jennnifer (3535)

[...] Yep! You can really launch them if you get the pressure just right. ;) ~Jen
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - Nicolasamico37 (1068)

[...] Hi, I kept that system from Exo-Force set (Set 8108-1) that is quite powerful. You cans use it with Bionicle Zamor Spheres But this part (Part 60932cx1,95) is also great [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 22, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - randyf (442)

[...] From (Set 8191-1)
(1 month ago, Apr 21, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - Ziegelmeister (226)

You guys rock. Thank you!
(1 month ago, Apr 21, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - Ziegelmeister (226)

[...] [...] I'm looking at how it's put together in book 1 page 21 for set 76103. Looks like you press it down and the resistance against the floor builds up pressure? [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 21, 2024, to LEGO products)

Re: What's the most powerful projectile launcher? - randyf (442)

[...] Nope. You use two of them together to hold a Zamor sphere, and then squeeze the two of them together to launch the Zamor sphere. It packs a punch. See how they are used [...]
(1 month ago, Apr 21, 2024, to LEGO products)

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