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I am trying to enter an alternate part change request and keep getting the error
of "item no required if item type is entered", which I know is incorrect since
the system already has the info when you enter the inv item number. I notice
the layout has been updated since the last time I used it, with the action column
being a drop down now and the item type column has been removed (part, gear,
etc).
I am curious if others are getting the same error, and what I can do to overcome
it.

Thanks,
Jim

Author:

Cavalady

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 10:19

Subject:

Re: 7018 Viking Midgard Serpent - 2 x red horns

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I see it! Thank you very much!

In Inventories, uvt203 writes:

In Inventories, Cavalady writes:

I've just put together set 7018 (Viking ship battles the Midgard Serpent).
Inventory calls for 8 red horns (53451). Six are for the serpent but I can't
for the life of me see where the other two are supposed to go? Anyone able to
help?

Cheers!

Brick By Brick Shop

The serpent uses 8 red horns, 2 for the head, 2 for the first body part and 4
for the third body part.

/Asger

Author:

RONALDSLEGO

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 08:43

Subject:

Re: Item changes gives problem in Brickstock

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In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, JE_Romijn writes:

There are 10 items in my inventory in Bricklink that will not import any more
in Brickstock.
Bricklink changed the item numbers from this minifigs by adding a extra 0 on
the 10th of April I noticed.
Have tryed to delete 1 and add it again did not solve the problem. Any body here
knows what to do?

cty0055 cty0128 cty0146 are a few of theme

Greetings Ronald

Open up Bricksstock

Go to Extras - Update database - you should then see a screen telling you it
is updating the database - when that finishes then import your inventory - that
should fix things for the catalogue/database changes that Bricklink are making.

As an on-going thing you should always run the extras - update database command
each time you open Brickstock - this ensure you are working with the latest catalogue
updates.

Hope that helps.

BTW we see the sets you are querying in our Brickstock so they are in the catalogue.

Thanks! This works. Never used the extra -update the database.

Greetings Ronald

Author:

waterman

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 08:00

Subject:

Re: Inventory backup

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In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, waterman writes:

I was wondering if there is a way to backup the inventory of whats in your store,
and how to restore it if there was a problem with the website. I saw a section
in the Inventory screen for download would this be it and how is it done. If
anyone can help with this question that would be great, thank you so much.

HI there

There are 2 different ways to backup your inventory. The first is the one you
mention - download the inventory and save it as a xml file. If you then have
to restore it you can use the mass upload inventory feature to bring it back.

The 2nd way and somewhat easier, in our opinion is the use of Brickstock to download
your store inventory - that saves it as a bsx file and there is a reverse command
to upload it back to Bricklink.

Hope that helps

Thank you this will help me out thank you for the help.

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 06:53

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Re: Inventory backup

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In Inventories, waterman writes:

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 06:49

Subject:

Re: Item changes gives problem in Brickstock

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In Inventories, JE_Romijn writes:

Author:

uvt203

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 06:12

Subject:

Re: 7018 Viking Midgard Serpent - 2 x red horns

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In Inventories, Cavalady writes:

The serpent uses 8 red horns, 2 for the head, 2 for the first body part and 4
for the third body part.

/Asger

Author:

waterman

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 05:53

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Inventory backup

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Author:

RONALDSLEGO

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 05:36

Subject:

Re: Item changes gives problem in Brickstock

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In Inventories, JE_Romijn writes:

In Inventories, Hygrotus writes:

In Inventories, JE_Romijn writes:

Wait for Brickstock database update.

Already thought so, Thanks

Hello, yesterday I deleted the 10 items that gives the error.
today I add 1 again. And still the same so deleted it again.
What does Brickstock have to do before it is importing my stock without problems?
Are they doing this automatic without noticing from customers of the programme?

Greetings Ronald

Author:

Cavalady

Posted:

Apr 15, 2019 04:43

Subject:

7018 Viking Midgard Serpent - 2 x red horns

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Author:

DallasBricks

Posted:

Apr 12, 2019 12:47

Subject:

Re: Constitution Train Chase Bag 1 contents

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In Inventories, Escaladed writes:

Does anyone have a list of bag 1 contents for this set? We were given the set,
and my lids LOVE trains, and it appears all of bag 1, the Steam Engine, is missing.
I'm trying to replicate it, as we have the instructions and probably most
of the rest of the whole set. Set number 79111 Lone Ranger Constitution Train
Chase

TIA

You can use the instructions to see the parts for bag 1. Go though the instructions
until you reach the icon to open bag two. All of the parts are in the parts
lists for each step.

David

Author:

bb1375380

Posted:

Apr 12, 2019 11:22

Subject:

Constitution Train Chase Bag 1 contents

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Author:

RONALDSLEGO

Posted:

Apr 12, 2019 06:57

Subject:

Re: Item changes gives problem in Brickstock

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In Inventories, Hygrotus writes:

In Inventories, JE_Romijn writes:

Wait for Brickstock database update.

Already thought so, Thanks

Author:

Hygrotus

Posted:

Apr 12, 2019 06:56

Subject:

Re: Item changes gives problem in Brickstock

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In Inventories, JE_Romijn writes:

Wait for Brickstock database update.

Author:

RONALDSLEGO

Posted:

Apr 12, 2019 06:54

Subject:

Item changes gives problem in Brickstock

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Author:

paulvdb

Posted:

Apr 10, 2019 09:04

Subject:

Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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In Inventories, Admin_Russell writes:

Hello everyone,

I'm very pleased to announce that we have appointed a new Inventories Administrator,
to fill in the place that Marek left when he was promoted to Catalog Associate.

For this position we have selected member Paulvdb (Paul), whom many of you may
know as a catalog contributor, inventories contributor, and Forum participant.
He is also an established seller (since 2011, I believe) so many of you may know
him also through that channel.

Paul has distinguished himself especially by his work with older inventories,
sharing many sealed set contents data with the site for some of our precious
old vintage sets. We have found his contributions to be ultra reliable and think
he is going to do very well in this new role.

Congratulations are in order!

Russell

Thank you all. I hope to do well in this new position.

Author:

jenwick

Posted:

Apr 10, 2019 08:43

Subject:

Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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Thank you and congrats Paul!

Author:

elias3

Posted:

Apr 10, 2019 01:41

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Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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In Inventories, Admin_Russell writes:

Russell

A good choice

Congrats Paul!!

Author:

Hygrotus

Posted:

Apr 10, 2019 01:12

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Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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In Inventories, Admin_Russell writes:

Russell

Congratulations Paul

Author:

SezaR

Posted:

Apr 9, 2019 23:27

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Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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In Inventories, Admin_Russell writes:

Russell

Gefeliciteerd Paul!

I hope you enjoy this position and we accomplish together correcting or completing
inventories of many vintage or newer sets.

Bests,
Reza

Author:

dcarmine

Posted:

Apr 9, 2019 20:20

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Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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Congrats!! I really appreciate the input you have done over the years. Thank
you and good luck with your new appointment.

Donna

Author:

Brickwilbo

Posted:

Apr 9, 2019 18:33

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Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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In Inventories, Admin_Russell writes:

Russell

Welcome and congratulations to you Paul.

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Apr 9, 2019 18:25

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Re: We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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In Inventories, Admin_Russell writes:

Russell

Thanks for stepping in, Paul! I will look forward to getting to know you better.

Author:

Admin_Russell

Posted:

Apr 9, 2019 18:15

Subject:

We have a new Inventories Administrator!

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Russell

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Apr 8, 2019 13:06

Subject:

Re: Lego Store Pick Brick Wall Small Cup Vs Large

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In Inventories, randyipp writes:

In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Made a short 4 minute video with spreadsheet and all of what Cup is a better
value at Lego Store Pick a Brick Wall.

LARGE Vs. SMALL

https://youtu.be/4ewH-smrNFc

Unless you get exactly the same thing in each cup this calculation really doesn't
work. It works for you if you are curious as to the value you got but really
has nothing to do with the difference in size.

Just one example: You have the 28 1x4 which would be equivalent to about 250-350
1x1 round plates which equals nearly $12 (assuming 300).

I think a simple solution would be to fill the small cup with water twice and
dump it into the large cup to see what the difference in volume is.

That is a rough guide but with bricks you cannot fill the cups completely due
to voids. I know in the past people have checked the value of filling a big vs
small cup with just one type of part at a time (2x4 bricks or 1x1 round tiles).

For example, you can get 102 2x4s (8.8c each) in a small cup, compared to 167
(9.6c) in a large. Whereas if you just scoop into the small cup, it is down at
56 bricks (16.1c).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGIS2rwYPTc

Author:

POPS_BLOCK_SHOP

Posted:

Apr 8, 2019 12:48

Subject:

Re: Lego Store Pick Brick Wall Small Cup Vs Large

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In Inventories, yorbrick writes:

In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Made a short 4 minute video with spreadsheet and all of what Cup is a better
value at Lego Store Pick a Brick Wall.

LARGE Vs. SMALL

https://youtu.be/4ewH-smrNFc

If you think you can sell them for the 6c price, you should have filled up with
the 1x1 round tile (closed eye). You can pack more than 3x of those than the
2x2 corner plate into either cup, and 3x6c = 18c, more than the "best value"
2x2 corner plates at 10c.

That might also be why your small cup appears better value, as you have 173 of
this part in the small cup but only 285 in the large cup. To make a fairer cost
comparison, you could have put 308 into the large cup (173*$16/$9). Or keep the
ratios of all the parts you add the same in both cups.

Yea I know there are multiple variables that can come into play. Next time I'm
going to buy three cups of each and go small medium to large pieces in each to
have a better idea if One is better than other.

Thanks for your input!
Pops

Author:

randyipp

Posted:

Apr 8, 2019 12:43

Subject:

Re: Lego Store Pick Brick Wall Small Cup Vs Large

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In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Made a short 4 minute video with spreadsheet and all of what Cup is a better
value at Lego Store Pick a Brick Wall.

LARGE Vs. SMALL

https://youtu.be/4ewH-smrNFc

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Apr 8, 2019 10:30

Subject:

Re: Lego Store Pick Brick Wall Small Cup Vs Large

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In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Made a short 4 minute video with spreadsheet and all of what Cup is a better
value at Lego Store Pick a Brick Wall.

LARGE Vs. SMALL

https://youtu.be/4ewH-smrNFc

Author:

POPS_BLOCK_SHOP

Posted:

Apr 8, 2019 10:12

Subject:

Lego Store Pick Brick Wall Small Cup Vs Large

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Made a short 4 minute video with spreadsheet and all of what Cup is a better
value at Lego Store Pick a Brick Wall.

LARGE Vs. SMALL

https://youtu.be/4ewH-smrNFc

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Apr 3, 2019 15:57

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Re: Forms improvements

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In Inventories, normann1974 writes:

This is a bug that is being fixed.

When is this expected to be fixed? It's been 2½ weeks now, the form still
doesn't work.

/Jan

Yeah, I am wondering the same thing.

Randy

Author:

normann1974

Posted:

Apr 3, 2019 15:55

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Re: Forms improvements

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This is a bug that is being fixed.

When is this expected to be fixed? It's been 2½ weeks now, the form still
doesn't work.

/Jan

Author:

bb1304272

Posted:

Apr 3, 2019 14:34

Subject:

How do I make my own inventory here and more

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The more part is the following- ...and confirm what if any sets/MOCs I can build
via my current lego stock?

I researched the option to see "percent of parts avail" and saw this on another
site but I believe it was a site dedicated not only to sets, but MOC's and
for the life of me I can't remember where I saw that phrase at. I made a
post on BrickOwl as well and am pending response, but I'm pretty sure it
wasn't on brickowl.

Any help is appreciated!

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Mar 29, 2019 23:24

Subject:

Re: Need Help to identify this Technic Piece

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In Inventories, randyf writes:

In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Anyone know the part number on these? I appreciate your help as always

Looks very similar to

2983 Electric, Motor 9V Micromotor Pulley
Parts: Electric, Motor

but does not have the trans-clear part. Maybe the newer ones in LBG did not have
that?

Cheers,
Randy

Funny that you should mention that. I have two LBG ones here and they have no
trans-clear part. And it is part of something too big for me to deal with alone,
so I'm going to have some questions tomorrow.

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Mar 29, 2019 12:14

Subject:

Re: Item appears in for 'Instructions'

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In Inventories, cosmicray writes:

Are instructions not tied back to the set (or sets) they shipped with ?

They are tied to the sets, but they are not tied by the "Item Appears In" data.
The "Item Appears In" data are used for links to things _within_ set inventories.
Since instruction manuals are an entry that gets created and tied automatically
to a set when a set entry is created, the instruction manuals do not have to
be put into the actual inventories. In fact, I can't even place an instruction
manual into an actual inventory.

Cheers,
Randy

Author:

cosmicray

Posted:

Mar 29, 2019 07:02

Subject:

Item appears in for 'Instructions'

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I'm looking at the list of my lots which are not available for IC. As a part
of working that list, I looked at the catalog entry for one instruction booklet
(i.e. 1271-1). The catalog page says 'Item Appears In N/A'.

Are instructions not tied back to the set (or sets) they shipped with ?

Generally this is a 1:1 relationship, and should be obvious, but I do seem to
recall a few instructions that were coded with more than one set number. One
example of this is a set that was shipped both with and without a play stage
(or which several such examples exist from the 1990s).

See 6900/6999 for such a situation.

Nita Rae

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 27, 2019 12:26

Subject:

Re: Minifigures visitors tv serie

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Out there I have seen, but I do not find who does

Thank you for the information

Best regards

In Inventories, JusTiCe8 writes:

It could be another Chinese job, they do a lot of minifigs most likely without
license (Godzilla, Predator, Supernatural and so many others), you may take a
look on aliexpress, who knows ?

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Nobody make torsos, lengs, heads or accesories?

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Good

I found these photos on the Internet on several pages, I would like to do with
one, but can not find where they sell, I think they have made people for their
own collections, you know someone to tune torsos or faces, etc to commission
some?

Best regards

Author:

JusTiCe8

Posted:

Mar 27, 2019 11:56

Subject:

Re: Minifigures visitors tv serie

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Nobody make torsos, lengs, heads or accesories?

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 27, 2019 10:49

Subject:

Re: Minifigures visitors tv serie

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no response, their are old pages

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Author:

Fazer8

Posted:

Mar 25, 2019 03:24

Subject:

6211 Imperial Star Destroyer

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Hi

I am looking for help for the above kit, I recently bought an incomplete 6211
mostly in sealed original bags. I am trying to establish how many bags I should
have and if its possible to get parts lists per bag ?

I have 3 No2 bags one is missing 3 plates the other which was sealed appears
to be a copy but doesn't contain the missing plates. The third contained
small parts but again some duplicates.

Bag(s) No4 is missing.

I have 6 No7 Bags with what appears to be duplicate bags again.

All the other bags seem ok, I would just like to try and establish what I should
have and what I need to order

Thanks in advance

Mike

Author:

POPS_BLOCK_SHOP

Posted:

Mar 21, 2019 12:56

Subject:

Re: Need Help to identify this Technic Piece

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In Inventories, randyf writes:

In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Anyone know the part number on these? I appreciate your help as always

Looks very similar to

2983 Electric, Motor 9V Micromotor Pulley
Parts: Electric, Motor

but does not have the trans-clear part. Maybe the newer ones in LBG did not have
that?

Cheers,
Randy

Thanks Randy. That is all I can find too. This is Light Gray color not new gray.

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Mar 21, 2019 12:31

Subject:

Re: Need Help to identify this Technic Piece

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In Inventories, POPS_BLOCK_SHOP writes:

Anyone know the part number on these? I appreciate your help as always

Looks very similar to

2983 Electric, Motor 9V Micromotor Pulley
Parts: Electric, Motor

but does not have the trans-clear part. Maybe the newer ones in LBG did not have
that?

Cheers,
Randy

Author:

POPS_BLOCK_SHOP

Posted:

Mar 21, 2019 12:20

Subject:

Need Help to identify this Technic Piece

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Anyone know the part number on these? I appreciate your help as always

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 20, 2019 18:02

Subject:

Re: Minifigures visitors tv serie

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Nobody make torsos, lengs, heads or accesories?

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 20, 2019 12:23

Subject:

Re: Minifigures visitors tv serie

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I have not written that the page is old equal is not active, but I will try

In Inventories, Brickwilbo writes:

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Have tried contacting the guy from the Flickr account?

Author:

Brickwilbo

Posted:

Mar 20, 2019 12:09

Subject:

Re: Minifigures visitors tv serie

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In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Have tried contacting the guy from the Flickr account?

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 20, 2019 11:47

Subject:

Minifigures visitors tv serie

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Author:

Admin_Russell

Posted:

Mar 15, 2019 00:03

Subject:

Re: Forms improvements

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In Inventories, normann1974 writes:

Don't know if anybody have noticed (I just did) but some improvements were
made
in inventory upload form and inventory change request form
https://www.bricklink.com/help.asp?helpID=2453

Great to see that!

I saw

So now that the item type column has been removed, how do I perform the change
for set

8420-1 (Inv) Street Bike
506 Parts, 2005
Sets: Technic: Model: Riding Cycle

that corresponds to the correction sheet I recently uploaded?
Attached is an image of my form, but BrickLink rejects these changes with the
message "Entry #1: Item No required if Item Type is Entered". I didn't enter
an item type as that column has been removed. If I enter the item no. in the
first two entries, I'm told that it's the same as the current item no.,
so that doesn't work either.

/Jan

This is a bug that is being fixed.

Author:

normann1974

Posted:

Mar 14, 2019 23:14

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Re: Forms improvements

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I saw

So now that the item type column has been removed, how do I perform the change
for set

8420-1 (Inv) Street Bike
506 Parts, 2005
Sets: Technic: Model: Riding Cycle

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Mar 9, 2019 08:52

Subject:

Re: Forms improvements

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In Inventories, Hygrotus writes:

I saw

Author:

Hygrotus

Posted:

Mar 9, 2019 05:06

Subject:

Re: Inventory change request set #9786

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In Inventories, guardiangames writes:

Item 32039 is double listed with old light great and new light gray. Should only
list the old color, as the new color is listed as an alternate.

Thanks for catching this, corrected.

Should include 3 gear items, a mat, and 2 posters.
4189432
4189447
4189444

Thanks, added.

Next time for such fixes please use this form:
https://www.bricklink.com/catalogInvChange.asp?itemType=S

Author:

Hygrotus

Posted:

Mar 9, 2019 04:51

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Forms improvements

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Author:

legnasloot

Posted:

Mar 8, 2019 21:40

Subject:

Inventory change request set #9786

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Item 32039 is double listed with old light great and new light gray. Should only
list the old color, as the new color is listed as an alternate.

Should include 3 gear items, a mat, and 2 posters.
4189432
4189447
4189444

Author:

POPS_BLOCK_SHOP

Posted:

Mar 8, 2019 08:51

Subject:

Lego Store Pick a Brick Worth it ??

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Made a video after I purchased 3 Large cups from a Lego Store pick a brick wall
to see if the value compares to Parting out actual Lego Sets.

https://youtu.be/qYBYTIyy5bg

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 7, 2019 15:40

Subject:

Re: paint in studio 2.0?

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correct, that's why I did not know how to do it, thanks

Inventories, JusTiCe8 writes:

Hi,

short answer is no, if I have understood what you mean by painting (ie: changing
texture of part, like decorated brick or sticker).

If you mean something else, please be more explicit.

For the record, I have looked a while back if there is any textures actually
used for decorated parts, and found none at all. Looks like textures has been
converted into raw colour data of some kind, but I didn't dig too much into
this.

Too bad we can't just put any pic somewhere in data to create custom decorated
parts.

In Inventories, jesuguty writes:

Good afternoon, can you paint the bricks in Studio 2.0? If I want to put a white
brick with a red beater for example, can you do it on the show? There are more
pallets of bricks... Can be updated?

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 17:55

Subject:

Re: paint in studio 2.0?

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In Inventories, JusTiCe8 writes:

We are talking about a format created in the 1990’s. Maybe you aren’t old enough
to remember how slow personal computers were at this time. I am

Drawing a simple mesh of a couple hundreds triangles took minutes if not hours.
Drawing what shows on each frame in Studio (bricks, some faces hidden, shadows,
Phong lighting…) would have taken hours. Now Studio does it dozens of times
per second.

“Simple” was misleading. Sorry for that. I didn’t mean it was theoretically
complicated (most 2D/3D graphics algorithms are way older than LDraw), I meant
it was practically infeasible and useless.
Also:
1. vectorial patterns are lighter and often better than bitmaps, especially for
the patterns that appear(ed) on LEGO parts,
2. patterns weren’t quite as important when there were so many basic parts not
yet modelled,
3. and I’m sure there are other sensible reasons

Now, yes, it’s debatable the LDraw Official Library took a bit too long to use
the texmap feature (AFAICT, the feature was added in 2012).

I can't believe anyone modelling 3D object would not use it... and regarding
Studio, as it use Unity, it wouldn't (ans shouldn't) be such a challenge,

I don’t know why Studio doesn’t implement texmaps. LDView and LDCad (among others)
do.
It’s true the official library didn’t use them but it does now (or will, as the
parts are still Unofficial for now).
I’m sure Studio will do too very soon.

except because of those parts from Ldraw.

Well, if it weren’t for LDraw, Studio wouldn’t have so many parts now.
So Studio is what it is now because of LDraw but also thanks to LDraw

(shortly UV Mapping is just given each vertex of a 3D object another set of coordinates:
U,V matching a point in the texture area which is basically a 2D tilled "world",
it is very visual and a standard after the basic plain face colours from the
90s)

Author:

JusTiCe8

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 16:52

Subject:

Re: paint in studio 2.0?

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Hi, thanks for your complete answer.

It's just weird even LDraw author pick this way to make "textures", UV Mapping
is not a new thing and it's pretty easy for most of the decorated LEGO parts,
minifigs are a bit more tricky to do.

I can't believe anyone modelling 3D object would not use it... and regarding
Studio, as it use Unity, it wouldn't (ans shouldn't) be such a challenge,
except because of those parts from Ldraw.

(shortly UV Mapping is just given each vertex of a 3D object another set of coordinates:
U,V matching a point in the texture area which is basically a 2D tilled "world",
it is very visual and a standard after the basic plain face colours from the
90s)

In Inventories, SylvainLS writes:

LDraw (the underlying format for parts in Studio) is an old format. It’s not
a bad thing but it explains why, at the time it was created, mapping images wasn’t
a priority or a simple thing.
So, yes, most patterns are “in the flesh” of the parts: they are coloured surfaces
amongst the parts’ surfaces.
BUT, there’s also a (somewhat recent) feature to use common image files (PNG…)
to be mapped on the parts surfaces. The LDraw official library (that Studio
uses, mostly) has started to add parts that use that feature.
Unfortunately, that feature is not (yet?) supported by Studio.

Note that there’s also “stickers” in LDraw: Parts that are only coloured surfaces
and that can be placed in front of any plane surface to add patterns (like real
stickers but not bendable).
Studio chose not to add them in its palettes but they should be usable as custom
parts.

[...]

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 14:06

Subject:

Re: paint in studio 2.0?

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In Inventories, JusTiCe8 writes:

Hi,

short answer is no, if I have understood what you mean by painting (ie: changing
texture of part, like decorated brick or sticker).

Longer answer: soon.

If you mean something else, please be more explicit.

For the record, I have looked a while back if there is any textures actually
used for decorated parts, and found none at all. Looks like textures has been
converted into raw colour data of some kind, but I didn't dig too much into
this.

Too bad we can't just put any pic somewhere in data to create custom decorated
parts.

According to Summer (forum_admin on the dedicated forum for Studio: http://forum.bricklikn.com/
), and if I remember correctly (there are several highly awaited features), this
feature is in QA (testing) and will be released soon.

Author:

NavySTi

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 13:08

Subject:

Re: how to? - hypothetical inventory from a haul

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In Inventories, MichiKen writes:

I am looking for a tool that will help me identify inventory bulk lot purchase
of Bionicles.

There were about 2 cubic feet of Bionicles that I would like to sell. There were
only 3 instruction sets in the lot. Traditionally I would find the sets on BL,
then print them to check off those sets I have, and what on the lot is found.
I put these into bags, and work my way through the lot until I have complete
sets, or know just some small parts to replace/purchase.

This appears very old-school. What I would like is a like a "hypothetical" inventory,
that I can add a complete set, then click on the items as "found". This would
be nice if I could tag this to a lot for when I buy things off eBay or Facebook
Marketplace.BL to do this?

Not sure how helpful this is, but the way I've always sorted Bionicle is
by face or mask. Most of the masks didn't appear in too many sets, so it'll
help you narrow down what you have there.

Robert
Little Bug's Bricks

Author:

JusTiCe8

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 12:53

Subject:

Re: paint in studio 2.0?

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Good afternoon, can you paint the bricks in Studio 2.0? If I want to put a white
brick with a red beater for example, can you do it on the show? There are more
pallets of bricks... Can be updated?

Author:

jesuguty

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 10:07

Subject:

paint in studio 2.0?

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Good afternoon, can you paint the bricks in Studio 2.0? If I want to put a white
brick with a red beater for example, can you do it on the show? There are more
pallets of bricks... Can be updated?

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 06:19

Subject:

Re: how to? - hypothetical inventory from a haul

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In Inventories, MichiKen writes:

Use this tool to identify sets:

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogIn.asp?viewMulti=Y

Author:

MichiKen

Posted:

Mar 6, 2019 05:57

Subject:

how to? - hypothetical inventory from a haul

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Status:

Open

Author:

Brickwilbo

Posted:

Mar 2, 2019 19:39

Subject:

Re: Deleting purchased items from wanted list

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In Inventories, lorivanderbilt writes:

New to this. I just ordered over 200 bricks from a seller. I want to place
another order but need to eliminate the purchased ones. How do I easily do this?
Any way besides doing it one by one?

The easiest way to manage is to enable the 'Items in order on Wantlist'
icon in the settings of the orders Placed page. A little scroll will appear.
It takes you to all bought items in that order.
Select the bought items and move all bought items into a new Bought Wantlist.
Then you can do a new search for the remaining items.

Author:

lorivanderbilt

Posted:

Mar 2, 2019 18:37

Subject:

Deleting purchased items from wanted list

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Status:

Open

New to this. I just ordered over 200 bricks from a seller. I want to place
another order but need to eliminate the purchased ones. How do I easily do this?
Any way besides doing it one by one?

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Feb 28, 2019 10:01

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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In Inventories, Teup writes:

In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, Teup writes:

In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Guys,

Appreciate both your responses as they shed some much needed light. It is a little
strange that BrickStock doesn't seem to have a Help section explaining all
this.

HI there sorry I missed this thread earlier

Please bear in mind that Teup's comments do not really apply to the UK.

Well.... it does. I'm just saying that the averge price that you see here
in Bricklink is not equal to the average price in Brickstock. These do not match.
Parting out a set at average price on Bricklink will result in you having higher
priced items than parting out that same set at average price in Brickstock.

Whether you wish to match the price of other stores including VAT, or whether
you want to compare yourself to their prices ex VAT... yeah, here you're
right, those are all your own business decisions.

But the fact is that the Bricklink priceguide does not match the Brickstock priceguide.
It's important to be aware of this. Pricing at the Brickstock average is
pricing below the Bricklink average.

As I said or at least implied - average pricing in the UK includes VAT and once
you adjust the downloaded price in Brickstock it matches as close as can be expected.
Nothing is perfect and Brickstock could use work on this but so could Bricklink.
The currency conversion is a bigger issue than vat as it applies to all apart
from the USA. Bricklink could do a lot more there and haven't.

Do USA prices include sales tax ? That differs depending on whether you ship
in state or out of state. So the whole pricing scenario based on Bricklink is
a bit shaky - it should be used as a guideline only not a 'real figure'.

Do the last 6 months sales prices include tzes of any kind or is it net. If something
sells at 10p that is the price that should be reflected. If you are vat registered
and can claim back the vat go for it - but for the majority of UK sellers that
is not the position - what you see is what you pay and that is what your cost
is. Pricing needs to be based on cost + not some weird price guide which no one
fully understands. They can tell you how it works but when you look at it you
only see a single figure not how that figures has been made up.

Again for example 1000 units sold at 8p one month but 10p the next month so average
is 9p, but that is not remotely accurate. If the currency conversion rate has
fluctuated then they might be selling at a totally different price, or the same
price.

The price guide needs major re-working and I do not believe that is going to
happen. It currently is a very crude tool which has to be manipulated to get
anywhere near reality.

If the design of the system is anywhere near what it should be there is only
one table with prices and those are converted from an exchange rate table each
time they are displayed, Somehow I doubt that.

Well, I guess that's all true enough. Some take the priceguide as just a
guide, some ignore it, some take it as some holy prescription. I tend to be kind
of the latter type... but that's not because I think these numbers are inherently
all so correct (you pointed out some of its shortcomings) but I just remember
that when I was a buyer I'd check the priceguide on everything and buy things
depending on them being at or below average. So it's more a presentation
matter that I want my prices to line up with that reference than that I give
that reference any "scientific" credit. So the priceguide is my starting point
and from there I decide what to buy. Instead of first buying, and then based
on what I spent deciding what my prices should be.

But that's just a personal decision of course. You could invent any kind
of pricing policy for yourself and there are good arguments for all of them.
Maybe in some of them it is actually a blessing that Brickstock downloads the
ex.VAT value.

But in what ever case, no matter what your pricing policy is, and no matter whether
you are VAT registered, no matter if you're a buyer or a seller, if you live
in the area where Bricklink displays prices including VAT for, for all these
people, it is just important to know this difference: priceguide on BL includes
VAT, priceguide downloaded through Brickstock excludes VAT. Then you can do whatever
you want with that information. But knowing it is important as it prevents us
from sleepwalking into a race to the bottom.

Ah what a grand place to start re-developing

(I think something might freeze over before that happens)

Author:

Teup

Posted:

Feb 28, 2019 09:33

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, Teup writes:

In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Guys,

Appreciate both your responses as they shed some much needed light. It is a little
strange that BrickStock doesn't seem to have a Help section explaining all
this.

HI there sorry I missed this thread earlier

Please bear in mind that Teup's comments do not really apply to the UK.

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Feb 28, 2019 07:51

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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Topic:

In Inventories, Teup writes:

In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Guys,

Appreciate both your responses as they shed some much needed light. It is a little
strange that BrickStock doesn't seem to have a Help section explaining all
this.

HI there sorry I missed this thread earlier

Please bear in mind that Teup's comments do not really apply to the UK.

Author:

Teup

Posted:

Feb 28, 2019 05:25

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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Topic:

In Inventories, calsbricks writes:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Guys,

Appreciate both your responses as they shed some much needed light. It is a little
strange that BrickStock doesn't seem to have a Help section explaining all
this.

HI there sorry I missed this thread earlier

Please bear in mind that Teup's comments do not really apply to the UK.

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Feb 28, 2019 05:18

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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Topic:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Guys,

Appreciate both your responses as they shed some much needed light. It is a little
strange that BrickStock doesn't seem to have a Help section explaining all
this.

HI there sorry I missed this thread earlier

Please bear in mind that Teup's comments do not really apply to the UK. There
are very few stores in the UK which are registered for VAT. In addition to that
if you are not registered for VAT, and we presume you are not you are still paying
vat for your Lego and the total price that you pay should be reflected as your
cost - not a VAT exclusive price.

Example - you buy a large cup of 2 x 4 bricks from your local Lego store and
pay £11.24 for that cup. That is a VAT inclusive price, so the cost of your bricks
is 11p each. Now you wish to list those on Bricklink - you obviously need to
cover your costs so your price is based on cost + (whatever margin you wish to
set). You do not reduce the 11p per brick to 9p and use the same process against
9p - that would be financial suicide.

Other EU countries have different guidelines for VAT - many you have to register
if you have a business with no real threshold.

The UK prices that you see in the price guide on Bricklink contain VAT - you
can be sure of that.

What isn't good is the currency conversion factor between Bricklink and Brickstock
- that requir3es a lot more fine tuning than taking a 10% inc/dec. We have been
usint Brickstock for almost 10 years now (pre Brickstock was Brickstore) and
have had no problems with pricing. Of course we have our own way of doing it
but if you look at it carefully and know where you want your prices to be you
can use it and it is much quicker and easier than using Bricklink - although
with sellers tools coming (maybe) who knows what will happen there.

There really isn't a single way to use the product - like everything in life
you have to make adjustments - especially to get where you want it to be. We
have learned by trial and error and experimentation how to use it and so can
you - it just takes time and patience. We also have our own external system where
we have tracked prices for nearly 10 years which helps us to get where we want
to be.

Author:

bb334139

Posted:

Feb 28, 2019 03:53

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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Guys,

Appreciate both your responses as they shed some much needed light. It is a little
strange that BrickStock doesn't seem to have a Help section explaining all
this.

Author:

Teup

Posted:

Feb 26, 2019 16:15

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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Topic:

In Inventories, greenman writes:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Hello all,

I have a couple of questions on Brickstock which someone might know the answer
to.

My store uses EURO and in Brickstock I have ticked Currency, Use the local currency
$1 = €1.

I have changed my asking price in Brickstock to the Last 6 months sales (average).

Question 1: Is my setting local currency $1 = €1 correct? I am not trying to
convert my store currency as it is in Euro now and I wish it remains so.

Question 2: Is the revalued asking price the Last 6 month sales average in Euro?
I read other forum posts that stated that BrickStock only uses sales data in
USD to compute its averages.

Question 3: if indeed the above is correct (in relation to USD and sales data)
is there any means to determine the actual average 6 month Sales data for the
World or European market?

Thanks for any help with either of these queries.

The prices you see in BrickScout are in Dollars.
So, if you let BS set your prices to the Average, you see (with 1 = 1) Dollar
prices.

In BS under "edit"-"price"-"incr or decr" you have to lower your prices with
about 10% to come to the Euro prices, as shown in BrickLink.

....but it´s never as accurate as you would like it to be, the DollarEuro
exchange rate is fluctuating all the time.

Klaas

Brickstock prices are excluding VAT.. that is why I definitely recommend NOT
using Brickstock for pricing if you are in the EU. You'll never be able to
retrieve the true priceguide prices that you see on Bricklink, no matter what
conversion factor you enter.

(And I still have no response from the author of Brickstock about this....)

Author:

greenman

Posted:

Feb 26, 2019 16:08

Subject:

Re: Brickstock questions

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In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Author:

bb334139

Posted:

Feb 26, 2019 08:31

Subject:

Brickstock questions

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Topic:

Status:

Open

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Feb 23, 2019 00:03

Subject:

Re: status of 10268-1 and 853815-1 ?

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Yes, fill out the manual section, but a few seconds after you go to the next
screen it will ask if you want to use Lego's data and when you say yes it
dumps it all in. It is the list of possible pieces you can order from Lego when
your set is incomplete and it often leaves a few pieces out, but it gets you
a long way down the road.

In Inventories, trueger writes:

In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

These are the new release Vestas wind turbine and a holiday bauble ornament.

If these are in progress, great, thank you, please disregard. Otherwise, I'd
be willing to help provide them.

-Tim

They are both in the catalog. If you are talking about providing inventories,
no one has them reserved or pending.

Thanks for the info; yes, I was referring to inventories. I've since discovered
how to figure this question out on my own. I'll look into providing them.

Is there a way to submit an XML file using the Lego part+color codes as used
in the set instruction inventories, instead of itemid and color?

E.g., using "3x 614101" instead of "3x white 4073"?

Not that I know of. But if you just open the thing up it is going to practically
fill the whole form out from Lego.com's info. You'll need to add the
stickers and extras and check some part variants, perhaps add a few new pieces,
and then check that everything is there. You aren't going to need to type
in every part.

I wasn't aware of that, it does sound like a lot less work. Does it appear
as an option here after I reserve a set for inventory?

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogInvAdd.asp

I apologize for my ignorance, I've not tried to help out before.

Author:

trueger

Posted:

Feb 22, 2019 22:33

Subject:

Re: status of 10268-1 and 853815-1 ?

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In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

These are the new release Vestas wind turbine and a holiday bauble ornament.

If these are in progress, great, thank you, please disregard. Otherwise, I'd
be willing to help provide them.

-Tim

They are both in the catalog. If you are talking about providing inventories,
no one has them reserved or pending.

Thanks for the info; yes, I was referring to inventories. I've since discovered
how to figure this question out on my own. I'll look into providing them.

Is there a way to submit an XML file using the Lego part+color codes as used
in the set instruction inventories, instead of itemid and color?

E.g., using "3x 614101" instead of "3x white 4073"?

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Feb 22, 2019 18:57

Subject:

Re: status of 10268-1 and 853815-1 ?

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Topic:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

These are the new release Vestas wind turbine and a holiday bauble ornament.

If these are in progress, great, thank you, please disregard. Otherwise, I'd
be willing to help provide them.

-Tim

They are both in the catalog. If you are talking about providing inventories,
no one has them reserved or pending.

Thanks for the info; yes, I was referring to inventories. I've since discovered
how to figure this question out on my own. I'll look into providing them.

Is there a way to submit an XML file using the Lego part+color codes as used
in the set instruction inventories, instead of itemid and color?

E.g., using "3x 614101" instead of "3x white 4073"?

Author:

trueger

Posted:

Feb 22, 2019 18:28

Subject:

Re: status of 10268-1 and 853815-1 ?

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Topic:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, trueger writes:

These are the new release Vestas wind turbine and a holiday bauble ornament.

If these are in progress, great, thank you, please disregard. Otherwise, I'd
be willing to help provide them.

-Tim

They are both in the catalog. If you are talking about providing inventories,
no one has them reserved or pending.

Thanks for the info; yes, I was referring to inventories. I've since discovered
how to figure this question out on my own. I'll look into providing them.

Is there a way to submit an XML file using the Lego part+color codes as used
in the set instruction inventories, instead of itemid and color?

E.g., using "3x 614101" instead of "3x white 4073"?

Author:

bje

Posted:

Feb 19, 2019 08:19

Subject:

Re: Weight of set 41614 Owen & blue

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Topic:

In Inventories, 211eric writes:

Hi,
Have check the weight of set 41614 Owen and blue Brickheadz. The weight wright
on bricklink is wrong. The real weight is 244g not 664g. Check other brickheadz
and the weight is similar of the weight have.

A member have idea for change them.

Best regard

Fill in this form:
https://www.bricklink.com/catalogReq.asp?itemType=S

Author:

211eric

Posted:

Feb 19, 2019 07:56

Subject:

Weight of set 41614 Owen & blue

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Topic:

Status:

Open

Author:

Brickwilbo

Posted:

Feb 19, 2019 07:02

Subject:

Re: Adding my orders to my inventory

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Topic:

In Inventories, peterc76 writes:

Sorry if this has been discussed before but couldnt find any posts

How do I add my orders and everything I have brought to my own inventory. So
I know exactly what I have . I seem to be recounting bricks over and over to
check and see what I have. It would be so much easier to look at my inventory
and see and know exactly what I have. I don't have a shop on here .my inventory
is for my own reference

Thanks in advance

Peter

Perhaps this also works:
On your Orders placed page download the order to xml and upload the file to your
inventory.

Author:

abba352

Posted:

Feb 19, 2019 05:18

Subject:

Re: Adding my orders to my inventory

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Download Brickstock to your desktop and maintain it there.

https://brickstock.patrickbrans.com/

Author:

bb1274559

Posted:

Feb 19, 2019 04:28

Subject:

Adding my orders to my inventory

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Topic:

Status:

Open

Author:

calsbricks

Posted:

Feb 16, 2019 13:53

Subject:

Re: BrickStock Sub-condition

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Topic:

In Inventories, wilton1975 writes:

Hi all

I have downloaded an XML version of my inventory via Brickstock.

When I open it I do not see any way to specify a set's sub-condition ie incomplete
or sealed.

Is it possible or does BrickStock have no way to specify a sub-condition.

Does anyone know?

No sub-condition currently in Brickstock

Author:

bb334139

Posted:

Feb 16, 2019 13:44

Subject:

BrickStock Sub-condition

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Topic:

Status:

Open

Author:

Slumberjack

Posted:

Feb 15, 2019 12:41

Subject:

Re: Un-Part Out...

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Topic:

In Inventories, brikomania writes:

In Inventories, Slumberjack writes:

So I've accidentally parted out 1 more of a kit than I have.

Is there some way of removing all the parts of a set from my inventory in one
go in a similar way to how you'd upload them when you Part Out a kit?

Or will I have to manually remove each item from my inventory item by item?

Please help!!! 😩

I believe you can part out "-1" quantity of an item and it will remove the quantities
from 1 part out. Same goes for -2,-3, etc.

Thanks @brikomania

That worked charm!

Saved me from a looooong evening of editing.

Author:

brikomania

Posted:

Feb 15, 2019 12:35

Subject:

Re: Un-Part Out...

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In Inventories, Slumberjack writes:

I believe you can part out "-1" quantity of an item and it will remove the quantities
from 1 part out. Same goes for -2,-3, etc.

Author:

Slumberjack

Posted:

Feb 15, 2019 12:32

Subject:

Un-Part Out...

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Topic:

Status:

Open

Author:

Emperor_Penguin

Posted:

Feb 14, 2019 20:55

Subject:

Re: Palpatine's Arrest by Bag

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Topic:

In Inventories, dad2kat writes:

Is there anywhere that I can find a set inventory broken down by bag number?
I have found all 5 bags in the set Palpatine's arrest. One of the bags
is open from what looks like wear. I would like to verify that that bag is complete
without having to open the other bags for a complete inventory.

Hopefully I have made sense in my explanation of what I am seeking...and thank
you to anyone who may have the answer to my question.
BIll

You could look up the instructions and go through each step in that bag number
piece-by-piece. Not the most efficient but should work but excludes the extra
parts.

Author:

dad2kat

Posted:

Feb 14, 2019 20:53

Subject:

Palpatine's Arrest by Bag

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Status:

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Author:

runner.caller

Posted:

Feb 13, 2019 14:24

Subject:

Re: Deleting inventories

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Topic:

In Inventories, axaday writes:

In Inventories, edthevanman writes:

Can I delete all my inventory in one go, or do I have to delete each piece indivually?

Many thanks
Pam

This will only change what is shown on your Bricklink account. You'll have
to destroy all the Legos manually.

I've found that it's best swallow them whole!

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Feb 13, 2019 14:13

Subject:

Re: Deleting inventories

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In Inventories, edthevanman writes:

Can I delete all my inventory in one go, or do I have to delete each piece indivually?

Many thanks
Pam

This will only change what is shown on your Bricklink account. You'll have
to destroy all the Legos manually.

Author:

bb667368

Posted:

Feb 13, 2019 13:30

Subject:

Re: Deleting inventories

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Topic:

In Inventories, legomadmark writes:

In Inventories, edthevanman writes:

Can I delete all my inventory in one go, or do I have to delete each piece indivually?

Many thanks
Pam

Hello Pam it is very easy to do - just go to your inventory page and underneath
the title " items in my inventory " you will in white letters see " category
" click the box in front of this - this will put a tick in the boxes of all
of your inventory then simply scroll down to the " Update My Inventory: " section
near the bottom of the page click the box " delete my items " scroll down to
the bottom and click on " submit changes " and thats it done - be warned though
once you do this there is no recovering this information - it is final and your
inventory is gone forever - I hope this helps kind regards Mark.

Thank you

Author:

legomadmark

Posted:

Feb 13, 2019 13:26

Subject:

Re: Deleting inventories

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In Inventories, edthevanman writes:

Can I delete all my inventory in one go, or do I have to delete each piece indivually?

Many thanks
Pam

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runner.caller

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Feb 13, 2019 13:21

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Re: Deleting inventories

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In Inventories, edthevanman writes:

Can I delete all my inventory in one go, or do I have to delete each piece indivually?

Many thanks
Pam

Select all at the top, it should check all boxes if you select that one in the
header.

Then scroll down and select the "delete items circle", and click submit changes

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bb667368

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Feb 13, 2019 13:14

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Deleting inventories

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Can I delete all my inventory in one go, or do I have to delete each piece indivually?

Many thanks
Pam

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clrv4000

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Feb 4, 2019 00:05

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Stickered parts, sets 60009-1 75872-1 75051-1

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I have a few stickered parts, acquired second-hand, from sets 60009-1, 75872-1
and 75051-1. I'd like to be able to inventory them properly in my collection,
but all or most of the stickered part catalog entries for these sets have not
been created yet on BrickLink. I could submit catalog additions for all of them,
but I'm a bit hesitant since I've never done that before on BrickLink,
and I don't have all the stickered parts for each set. Are there any of
you guys out there who have one or more of these sets and could submit the stickered
parts? It would be a great help. (Otherwise I'll get around eventually
to figuring out how to do it myself.)

Kris

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gilles78120

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Feb 1, 2019 14:35

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Re: research item

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