Exploring the World of Bricklink – Part 2 – Wanted Lists
In the first article we covered how to access Bricklink, how to register for an account and how to search
Read moreGet practical tips and advice on everything LEGO – whether it’s new building techniques, taking photos or anything else, we’re sharing what we know and what we find online.
In the first article we covered how to access Bricklink, how to register for an account and how to search
Read moreBricklink can be a formidable system for the unitiated to try and get around, but you shouldn’t let bad press
Read moreBuying second-hand LEGO can be a low-cost way to build up your collection and parts, and websites such as Gumtree
Read moreThere are a couple of schools of thought about how to go about sorting your parts. The first, and probably
Read moreSo you have all heard the about sorting LEGO ‘bulk’, the many, many pieces thrown into tubs, bags and boxes
Read moreThere’s a wealth of great books out there dedicated to the love of the LEGO brick. But if you’d rather
Read moreTrying to capture your LEGO minifigures in action? Here are a handful of tips on using your phone to take photos
Read moreCleaning the garage is never a simple process. It’s full of forgotten treasures that try their hardest to distract you
Read more[From the question: How do I wash LEGO Bricks?] There sometimes comes a time when you need to wash a
Read more[From the questions: Where can I get hold of replacement instructions? Where can I get ideas to build other stuff?
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