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 Author: Biglesdug View Messages Posted By Biglesdug
 Posted: Feb 7, 2019 14:36
 Subject: Re: Inventory Change Request for Minifig tls095
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Biglesdug (2522)

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In Inventories Requests, randyf writes:
  In Inventories Requests, Biglesdug writes:
  Randy I upload a photo of the correct tan pants for that figure. I'm not
sure if I should of entered it as the same part number (print looks the same)
or as a new part number?

Same part number, just different color.

Cheers,
Randy

ok its there as well as a new picture to use for the torso of that figure.
 Author: moreshelfspace View Messages Posted By moreshelfspace
 Posted: Feb 7, 2019 13:52
 Subject: Re: Standardize name for belt with ammunition
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Awesome, thank you!

In Catalog, randyf writes:
  In Catalog, kurotakajo writes:
  Some torsos have "ammunition belt" in their description and others "bandolier".
My personal vote is "ammunition belt". It makes it difficult to find a torso
in the catalog when you don't know the character or theme.

For example: "Torso Pharaoh's Quest Tan Waistcoat, White Shirt, Bandolier
and Silver Buckle Pattern (Jake Raines) / Tan Arms / Yellow Hands" (973pb0781c01)

"Torso Monster Fighters with Ammunition Belt Pattern / Dark Tan Arms / Yellow
Hands" (973pb1113c01)

These two items are similar-looking.

You can submit any name change you would like using the following form:

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogReq.asp?itemType=P

The catalog admins will then decide whether the change will be accepted or not.

Cheers,
Randy
 Author: yoavheskia View Messages Posted By yoavheskia
 Posted: Feb 7, 2019 08:01
 Subject: Re: Help to identify this color
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yoavheskia (499)

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Maybe it's Medium Yellowish Orange (color id 121)?
 


 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 22:52
 Subject: Re: NJO399 and NJO410
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randyf (442)

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In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  In Catalog, randyf writes:
  In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  NJO399 and NJO 410.

Just wondering if these should be moved to the ninjago minifigure category instead
of the junior category.
Just thinking someone looking for Ninjago wouldn’t look under Junior to find
them.

Also if someone can tell me how to list them so the link and photo appears it
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Edward

Sorry should have clarified I am wanting to know how to have the link and photo
appear in the post.

Type [m = njo399] and [m = njo410] without the spaces around the
equal signs.

Cheers,
Randy

Thank you.

 
Minifig No: njo399  Name: Chopper Maroon (Helmet and Shoulder Pads)
* 
njo399 (Inv) Chopper Maroon (Helmet and Shoulder Pads)
Minifigures: NINJAGO: Sons of Garmadon
 
Minifig No: njo400  Name: Ultra Violet
* 
njo400 (Inv) Ultra Violet
Minifigures: NINJAGO: Sons of Garmadon

I think you meant to put this one:
 
Minifig No: njo410  Name: Zane - Sons of Garmadon, Scabbard
* 
njo410 (Inv) Zane - Sons of Garmadon, Scabbard
Minifigures: NINJAGO: Sons of Garmadon
 Author: baylit View Messages Posted By baylit
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 22:27
 Subject: Re: 5987 Instructions
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baylit (4523)

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I didn't take a picture but the back side is similarly rotated differently
for each version

In Catalog, tEoS writes:
  Interesting find. I have the "landscape" print version and can confirm that
the opposite side is not the "portrait" print side you've shown.

In Catalog, baylit writes:
  It appears that there were 2 versions of the instructions with different cover
page orientations - 1 landscape and 1 portrait.
Perhaps this has happened a lot. First time I've noticed it.
See image.
How is this addressed in the Bricklink inventory catalog - or should it be?
 Author: baylit View Messages Posted By baylit
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 22:26
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baylit (4523)

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I didn't take a picture, but the reverse are similarly rotated differently

In Catalog, tEoS writes:
  Interesting find. I have the "landscape" print version and can confirm that
the opposite side is not the "portrait" print side you've shown.

In Catalog, baylit writes:
  It appears that there were 2 versions of the instructions with different cover
page orientations - 1 landscape and 1 portrait.
Perhaps this has happened a lot. First time I've noticed it.
See image.
How is this addressed in the Bricklink inventory catalog - or should it be?
 Author: Crafteewon View Messages Posted By Crafteewon
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 22:15
 Subject: Re: NJO399 and NJO410
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Crafteewon (1500)

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In Catalog, randyf writes:
  In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  NJO399 and NJO 410.

Just wondering if these should be moved to the ninjago minifigure category instead
of the junior category.
Just thinking someone looking for Ninjago wouldn’t look under Junior to find
them.

Also if someone can tell me how to list them so the link and photo appears it
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Edward

Sorry should have clarified I am wanting to know how to have the link and photo
appear in the post.

Type [m = njo399] and [m = njo410] without the spaces around the
equal signs.

Cheers,
Randy

Thank you.

 
Minifig No: njo399  Name: Chopper Maroon (Helmet and Shoulder Pads)
* 
njo399 (Inv) Chopper Maroon (Helmet and Shoulder Pads)
Minifigures: NINJAGO: Sons of Garmadon
 
Minifig No: njo400  Name: Ultra Violet
* 
njo400 (Inv) Ultra Violet
Minifigures: NINJAGO: Sons of Garmadon
 Author: tEoS View Messages Posted By tEoS
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 22:13
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Interesting find. I have the "landscape" print version and can confirm that
the opposite side is not the "portrait" print side you've shown.

In Catalog, baylit writes:
  It appears that there were 2 versions of the instructions with different cover
page orientations - 1 landscape and 1 portrait.
Perhaps this has happened a lot. First time I've noticed it.
See image.
How is this addressed in the Bricklink inventory catalog - or should it be?
 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 22:03
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In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  NJO399 and NJO 410.

Just wondering if these should be moved to the ninjago minifigure category instead
of the junior category.
Just thinking someone looking for Ninjago wouldn’t look under Junior to find
them.

Also if someone can tell me how to list them so the link and photo appears it
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Edward

Sorry should have clarified I am wanting to know how to have the link and photo
appear in the post.

Type [m = njo399] and [m = njo410] without the spaces around the
equal signs.

Cheers,
Randy
 Author: baylit View Messages Posted By baylit
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 21:54
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It appears that there were 2 versions of the instructions with different cover
page orientations - 1 landscape and 1 portrait.
Perhaps this has happened a lot. First time I've noticed it.
See image.
How is this addressed in the Bricklink inventory catalog - or should it be?
 
 Author: Crafteewon View Messages Posted By Crafteewon
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 21:52
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In Catalog, Crafteewon writes:
  NJO399 and NJO 410.

Just wondering if these should be moved to the ninjago minifigure category instead
of the junior category.
Just thinking someone looking for Ninjago wouldn’t look under Junior to find
them.

Also if someone can tell me how to list them so the link and photo appears it
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Edward

Sorry should have clarified I am wanting to know how to have the link and photo
appear in the post.
 Author: Crafteewon View Messages Posted By Crafteewon
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 21:43
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NJO399 and NJO 410.

Just wondering if these should be moved to the ninjago minifigure category instead
of the junior category.
Just thinking someone looking for Ninjago wouldn’t look under Junior to find
them.

Also if someone can tell me how to list them so the link and photo appears it
would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Edward
 Author: randyf View Messages Posted By randyf
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 21:01
 Subject: Re: Inventory Change Request for Minifig tls095
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In Inventories Requests, Biglesdug writes:
  Randy I upload a photo of the correct tan pants for that figure. I'm not
sure if I should of entered it as the same part number (print looks the same)
or as a new part number?

Same part number, just different color.

Cheers,
Randy
 Author: MidwestBrick View Messages Posted By MidwestBrick
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 17:05
 Subject: Re: New and Used: more shades of grey are needed
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In Suggestions, runner.caller writes:
  In Suggestions, MidwestBrick writes:
  In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?

The other site that has various categories of Used was the #1 reason I will never
use it, unless BL goes away. I do not want to have to make my judgment call
and "hope" that the buyer has the same judgment call on what category of "used"
I selected.

Here is my advice when buying Used. Buy from various sources, when you find
a source that sells you crap compared to others... don't buy from the crap
store anymore and continue buying from the stores that treat you well. For example,
a large % of my Used pieces I am confident I could put down "like-new" and maybe
even sell them as "new" and no one would know the difference. I surely don't
do that but I'm trying to make a point. I don't make too many comments
on Used Items because it isn't necessary. Buyers that purchase from me multiple
times know what to expect, that a large percentage of Used items will be in good-great
condition unless I did make a notation about a specific dent, scratch, etc...
but didn't want to toss the piece as it has value to it, however, still have
the notation that it any piece is Used and could have been played with.

I don't think we need any Buyer Rating system either. This will only cause
uproar when our opinions are ever so slightly different.

Each Store can make their own process as they see fit. I have no issue with anyone
taking the time to do this. I certainly do not have the time to "judge" every
piece though. It would literally be sorting everything once which takes long
enough, and then sorting them all again and instead of having 2 main locations
for items stored (new and used) you would need 4 or 5 or who knows how many to
make sure you are pulling from the correct drawer, bag or akro-mill slot, etc...

There is Positive, Neutral and Negative Feedback available if, as a buyer, anyone
does not agree with what they received from what they purchased.

I understand your argument but I, and I assume many others here, do not have
another 4-8 hours per day to put into subjective scoring. Thanks

+1

Thank you, I appreciate that.
 Author: runner.caller View Messages Posted By runner.caller
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 16:39
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Location:  USA, South Dakota
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In Suggestions, MidwestBrick writes:
  In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?

The other site that has various categories of Used was the #1 reason I will never
use it, unless BL goes away. I do not want to have to make my judgment call
and "hope" that the buyer has the same judgment call on what category of "used"
I selected.

Here is my advice when buying Used. Buy from various sources, when you find
a source that sells you crap compared to others... don't buy from the crap
store anymore and continue buying from the stores that treat you well. For example,
a large % of my Used pieces I am confident I could put down "like-new" and maybe
even sell them as "new" and no one would know the difference. I surely don't
do that but I'm trying to make a point. I don't make too many comments
on Used Items because it isn't necessary. Buyers that purchase from me multiple
times know what to expect, that a large percentage of Used items will be in good-great
condition unless I did make a notation about a specific dent, scratch, etc...
but didn't want to toss the piece as it has value to it, however, still have
the notation that it any piece is Used and could have been played with.

I don't think we need any Buyer Rating system either. This will only cause
uproar when our opinions are ever so slightly different.

Each Store can make their own process as they see fit. I have no issue with anyone
taking the time to do this. I certainly do not have the time to "judge" every
piece though. It would literally be sorting everything once which takes long
enough, and then sorting them all again and instead of having 2 main locations
for items stored (new and used) you would need 4 or 5 or who knows how many to
make sure you are pulling from the correct drawer, bag or akro-mill slot, etc...

There is Positive, Neutral and Negative Feedback available if, as a buyer, anyone
does not agree with what they received from what they purchased.

I understand your argument but I, and I assume many others here, do not have
another 4-8 hours per day to put into subjective scoring. Thanks

+1
 Author: WoutR View Messages Posted By WoutR
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 16:23
 Subject: Re: Please help identify color
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In Colors, yoavheskia writes:
  I think the 2x4 brick is really light orange , but it's not warm yellowish
orange (color no. 225). the corect color is Medium Yellowish Orange (color no.
121). it's defently not Flame Yellowish Orange (color no.191)
I'm looking for a 3001 master who can tell the exact color.

I can make a photo of all your reference colours with added Medium Yellowish
Orange and Warm Yellowish Orange. It will probably be a few days before I can
make time for that.

Also, the list only contains known colors for 3001. It is possible that more
colors were made. The list is updated when new colors are confirmed.
 Author: MidwestBrick View Messages Posted By MidwestBrick
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 16:18
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Location:  USA, Wisconsin
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In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?

The other site that has various categories of Used was the #1 reason I will never
use it, unless BL goes away. I do not want to have to make my judgment call
and "hope" that the buyer has the same judgment call on what category of "used"
I selected.

Here is my advice when buying Used. Buy from various sources, when you find
a source that sells you crap compared to others... don't buy from the crap
store anymore and continue buying from the stores that treat you well. For example,
a large % of my Used pieces I am confident I could put down "like-new" and maybe
even sell them as "new" and no one would know the difference. I surely don't
do that but I'm trying to make a point. I don't make too many comments
on Used Items because it isn't necessary. Buyers that purchase from me multiple
times know what to expect, that a large percentage of Used items will be in good-great
condition unless I did make a notation about a specific dent, scratch, etc...
but didn't want to toss the piece as it has value to it, however, still have
the notation that it any piece is Used and could have been played with.

I don't think we need any Buyer Rating system either. This will only cause
uproar when our opinions are ever so slightly different.

Each Store can make their own process as they see fit. I have no issue with anyone
taking the time to do this. I certainly do not have the time to "judge" every
piece though. It would literally be sorting everything once which takes long
enough, and then sorting them all again and instead of having 2 main locations
for items stored (new and used) you would need 4 or 5 or who knows how many to
make sure you are pulling from the correct drawer, bag or akro-mill slot, etc...

There is Positive, Neutral and Negative Feedback available if, as a buyer, anyone
does not agree with what they received from what they purchased.

I understand your argument but I, and I assume many others here, do not have
another 4-8 hours per day to put into subjective scoring. Thanks
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Location:  Israel, Mehoz Tel Aviv
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Store: TLV parts
I think the 2x4 brick is really light orange , but it's not warm yellowish
orange (color no. 225). the corect color is Medium Yellowish Orange (color no.
121). it's defently not Flame Yellowish Orange (color no.191)
I'm looking for a 3001 master who can tell the exact color.
 




 Author: Biglesdug View Messages Posted By Biglesdug
 Posted: Feb 6, 2019 15:51
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In Inventories Requests, randyf writes:
  In Inventories Requests, Biglesdug writes:
  Please make changes to the following inventory:
 
Minifig No: tls095  Name: LEGO Employee, Male with Apron, LEGO Store at Kidsfest 2013
* 
tls095 (Inv) LEGO Employee, Male with Apron, LEGO Store at Kidsfest 2013
Minifigures: LEGO Brand: LEGO Brand Store

* Delete 1 Part 970c00pb842 Dark Tan Hips and Legs with Yellow Apron Pattern

Comments from Submitter:
Kidfest employee figure uses tan leg and hips with Yellow Apron Pattern not Dark Tan.

Yep, they definitely look tan to me. We will either correct the inventory once
the correct part is in the catalog or mark this entry for deletion and create
a new entry.

Cheers,
Randy

Randy I upload a photo of the correct tan pants for that figure. I'm not
sure if I should of entered it as the same part number (print looks the same)
or as a new part number?
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In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?


I had a shipment of Lego parts recently that were a batch of new and used allegedly
"clean" Lego parts that all stank to high heaven of tobacco smoke. Some sellers
really don't care about the product at all. The b@stard even gave me a negative
feedback for complaining that a product I had paid good money for smelled terrible.
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Please make changes to the following inventory:
 
Set No: 60204  Name: City Hospital
* 
60204-1 (Inv) City Hospital
808 Parts, 13 Minifigures, 2018
Sets: Town: City: Hospital

* Add 2 Part 44302a Light Bluish Gray Hinge Plate 1 x 2 Locking with 2 Fingers on End with Bottom Groove (Alternate) (match ID 1)
* Change 2 Part Light Bluish Gray 44302b Hinge Plate 1 x 2 Locking with 2 Fingers on End without Bottom Groove {match ID 0 to 1}

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2x part out and found the -a type (for the 4x in total)
 Author: Adjour View Messages Posted By Adjour
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In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?

I dunno, I notice most sellers don't even bother to describe their used parts
at all. So I find any description, even an opinion that may be slightly off from
mine, useful to me.

I've skipped sellers in the past due to no description (esp on expensive
instructions). Every junk part I've received has been on the cheaper end
with no description.


Anyway, I don't see a way to police this, honestly. Its too subjective. You
could have a rating system like ebay where you can rate the item "as described"
with up to 5 stars. However this means tons of sellers would now have to actually
take the time to describe their parts.
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I think that many sellers know how to properly describe their lego and to ensure
that "used" lego is not junk. Bite marks, discolouration, deep scratches, and
damage are not part of what "used" means. All of those can only pass as filler
and should be clearly described as such.

I believe the best assurance a buyer has that used parts will be of good quality
is to choose a seller with a significant amount of positive feedback.

Buyers can also help themselves by regularly informing sellers if used parts
do not meet the standards for listing.
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In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?

Depends on how much more $ buyers want to pay for used parts tp compensate for
the added time involved with listing,sorting,storing multiple conditions of the
same part.
 Author: brikomania View Messages Posted By brikomania
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In Suggestions, JusTiCe8 writes:
  Hi,

as a buyer, I found having only two choices for parts condition is far too basic
and not useful, mostly for buyers, but also for sellers who seek accuracy and
honesty regarding their inventory.

I mean, for now a seller can only pick new or used, but pretty much everyone
has his/her own standard and I got some used parts which are like new, some others
which are closer to the one way ticket to trash, if you see what I mean .

It's not good nor practical to force seller to put actual picture(s) of all
the used parts, both hobbyist and professional has better use of their time I
guess.
Plus, asking for every single part before ordering is not good either, some sellers
didn't took time to reply to potential buyer's question already.

And when seller put description, it's quite subjective, one adjective is
far to describe actual shape of a part: "bite marks, yellowish", ok but how many
marks, how deep ?
how much "yellowished" is the brick ?
Some may claims "quite good", some other "I can't send them to trash".

A quality score could be added to a used part. It would be used as well to set
the sell price, as trash-ready used parts can lower the infamous "average 6 months"
and lower ALL prices, which is very unfair for like new parts.

Any thoughts ?

In another site, there are different used ratings, Used (like new), used (good),
used (acceptable). i think this is a good idea.

Of course any seller can lie, and list a chewed part as like new, but then they
also could list a used set as new sealed if they wish, feedback should reflect
that.

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