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Goodday everyone,

I bought a large amount of Lego. Some are still partially assembled, see the
photos.

Can anyone tell me which set this is from?

I can then look for instructions and make it complete again.

Greetings Henk

Author:

HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:24

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Which set is this? Part 11

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:23

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Which set is this? part 10

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psusaxman2000

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Apr 16, 2024 11:22

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Re: Which set is this? part 8

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In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

I would suggest that you start here for all your assembles:
https://www.bricklink.com/catalogIn.asp?utm_content=subnav

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:22

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Which set is this? part 9

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:19

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Which set is this? part 8

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:18

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Which set is this? part 7

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:15

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Which set is this? Part 6

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:12

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Which set is this? Part 5

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:10

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Which set is this? part 4

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:09

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Which set is this? part 3

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HenkdeBerg

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Apr 16, 2024 11:07

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Which set is this? Part 2

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Author:

HenkdeBerg

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Apr 15, 2024 02:53

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Re: wich set is this from

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Thanks

In Searching, Nicolasamico37 writes:

In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

Hi

I bought a large amount of lego.
Serveren party are unknow

Can someone tell me from witch sets they are. So i can find the building instructions.
And of course to rebuilding them.

See the foto's

Thanks al lot

Greetings Henk

31007-1 (Inv) Power Mech
223 Parts, 2013
Sets: Creator: Model: Robot

Author:

Nicolasamico37

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Apr 14, 2024 22:43

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

31007-1 (Inv) Power Mech
223 Parts, 2013
Sets: Creator: Model: Robot

Author:

Dhobeck

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 18:55

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Re: help identifying wheel

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In Searching, Shar_Chri writes:

It looks like wheel with traction teeth, but it does not have teeth
Axle is also longer than wheel with traction teeth

Maybe?

wheel1bc01 (Inv) Train Wheel with 2 x 2 Stud Center, Beveled Tread and Cam Axle for Motor with Light Gray Train Rim for 4.5V & 12V Locomotive Wheels (wheel1b / trainrim)
Parts: Wheel & Tire Assembly {Red}

Author:

Shar_Chri

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 18:45

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help identifying wheel

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It looks like wheel with traction teeth, but it does not have teeth
Axle is also longer than wheel with traction teeth

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 17:01

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, SylvainLS writes:

In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

[…]
That’s some of the worst spelling I have ever seen!

How’s your Dutch?

Please add emphasis on wink.

Author:

Dhobeck

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 16:40

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

That’s some of the worst spelling I have ever seen!

Det er noget af det værste jeg nogensinde har set!

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 16:22

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

[…]
That’s some of the worst spelling I have ever seen!

How’s your Dutch?

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 16:14

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

That’s some of the worst spelling I have ever seen!

Author:

HenkdeBerg

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Apr 14, 2024 12:03

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Re: wich set is this from

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Oke thanks
Found the instructions

Henk
In Searching, iprice writes:

In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

I think the curved build with lime green parts may be from the Warp Stinger

70702-1 (Inv) Warp Stinger
290 Parts, 3 Minifigures, 2013
Sets: Space: Galaxy Squad

Author:

HenkdeBerg

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Apr 14, 2024 11:58

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Re: wich set is this from

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I think Thans the one

Thans

In Searching, buildingfactory writes:

hi

maybe
Set 9467-1 The Ghost Train

In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

Author:

iprice

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 10:51

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

The white and orange Mech/Bionicle build appears to be a mixture of buildable
figure/Bionicle parts rather than one specific build.

Author:

iprice

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 10:43

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Re: wich set is this from

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In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

I think the curved build with lime green parts may be from the Warp Stinger

70702-1 (Inv) Warp Stinger
290 Parts, 3 Minifigures, 2013
Sets: Space: Galaxy Squad

Author:

buildingfactory

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 09:19

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Re: wich set is this from

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and maybe
Green Ninja Mech Dragon 70612

In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

Author:

buildingfactory

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Apr 14, 2024 09:15

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Re: wich set is this from

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hi

maybe
Set 9467-1 The Ghost Train

In Searching, HenkdeBerg writes:

Author:

HenkdeBerg

Posted:

Apr 14, 2024 08:45

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wich set is this from

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Author:

mzmzmz

Posted:

Apr 13, 2024 12:14

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, Dino writes:

Can you also implement this search query in the Wanted List?

In Searching, zorbanj writes:

You can try the advanced search function:

https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1460110

In Searching, mzmzmz writes:

Hi,

I am trying to complete my old Lego sets that are mostly from the 1980s, and
created several wanted lists (1 per set) in order to buy the missing parts.

Question:
How can I be sure that I am buying the (era)correct part?

Example: set "6951 Robot Command Center" from 1984 is missing 1x "Brick,
Round 2 x 2 with Axle Hole" = part 3941 in White.
However, the new part has a 'bottom ring' visible and the original parts
did not have that
(https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=3941&C=1#T=C&C=1).

So when using the 'buy all' option or selection all wanted lists that
I want to buy parts for, how do I know I get the correct part and not the newer
version?

Or has this option fully disappeared from Bricklink now?
In that case: what parts-buying site does still make the distinction between
versions of a part?

Many thanks for your help.
Kind regards,
Menno

All, thank you for your helpful replies!

Author:

mzmzmz

Posted:

Apr 13, 2024 12:13

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Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, Dino writes:

Und genau das ist das, was einen richtigen Katalog ausmacht.

In Searching, yorbrick writes:

In Searching, Dino writes:

In Searching, SylvainLS writes:

In Searching, Dino writes:

For a few weeks now you have to clarify with the seller whether it is the part
you want. So you can no longer use these functions.

That difference never was recognized in the catalogue by different entries, only
by a note as it is now.
You ALLWAYS had to clarify with the seller for such variants.

Then this entry is missing in the catalog.

Not really. There are loads of minor or unimportant variations that have never
been individually catalogued, just mentioned in notes.

Thank you all for the helpful comments.

I was under the impression that as there is a clear photo of the four different
variations AND there are an equal number of different Item Numbers, they should
be (have been) easy distinguishable...
Also, visually they are different - try to combine original era ones with new
ones and see how (awful) it looks.

Again, all thanks for your replies!
Kind regards,
Menno

Author:

LegendaryConch

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Apr 12, 2024 23:23

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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Looks like an old brick separator, never seen that color before though.

In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 19:55

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

I feel so very old now. Getting one of these was so awesome when they came out.
They didn't come with sets like the new ones do

Crystal

Author:

osborne311

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Apr 12, 2024 18:51

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Searching, Dhobeck writes:

In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Looks like

6007 Brick Separator
Parts: Human Tool {Dark Gray}

Very strange colour though for the part

It is the lighting - they are plain old gray. Thank You everyone for the help
identifying.

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 18:43

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, Dhobeck writes:

In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Searching, Dhobeck writes:

In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Looks like

6007 Brick Separator
Parts: Human Tool {Dark Gray}

Very strange colour though for the part

Most likely just lighting but here’s a picture for comparison

I’m talking about the first guy asking the question

Author:

Dhobeck

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 18:41

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Searching, Dhobeck writes:

In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Looks like

6007 Brick Separator
Parts: Human Tool {Dark Gray}

Very strange colour though for the part

Most likely just lighting but here’s a picture for comparison

Author:

The_Boyz_Bricks

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 18:15

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Searching, Dhobeck writes:

In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Looks like

6007 Brick Separator
Parts: Human Tool {Dark Gray}

Very strange colour though for the part

I think it’s just the lighting effecting the look of the color.

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 18:10

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Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, Dhobeck writes:

In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Looks like

6007 Brick Separator
Parts: Human Tool {Dark Gray}

Very strange colour though for the part

Author:

Dhobeck

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 17:56

Subject:

Re: Help identifying loose pieces

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In Searching, osborne311 writes:

Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Looks like

6007 Brick Separator
Parts: Human Tool {Dark Gray}

Author:

osborne311

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 17:55

Subject:

Help identifying loose pieces

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Have a lot of these in a loose collection I recently acquired and cannot figure
out what they are. Any help would be appreciated. Thank You

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 14:07

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, mzmzmz writes:

Some sellers (like myself, though I'm probably too far away for you) sell
in a niche of vintage parts.

I have many parts with notations as to decade made and even what set its pulled
from. I'm sure you can find someone in Europe doing this, perhaps searching
the word "vintage" in shops that interest you. I know that works in mine

Good luck

Crystal

Author:

Dino

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 11:47

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Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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Und genau das ist das, was einen richtigen Katalog ausmacht.

In Searching, yorbrick writes:

In Searching, Dino writes:

In Searching, SylvainLS writes:

In Searching, Dino writes:

For a few weeks now you have to clarify with the seller whether it is the part
you want. So you can no longer use these functions.

That difference never was recognized in the catalogue by different entries, only
by a note as it is now.
You ALLWAYS had to clarify with the seller for such variants.

Then this entry is missing in the catalog.

Not really. There are loads of minor or unimportant variations that have never
been individually catalogued, just mentioned in notes.

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 10:31

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, Dino writes:

In Searching, SylvainLS writes:

In Searching, Dino writes:

For a few weeks now you have to clarify with the seller whether it is the part
you want. So you can no longer use these functions.

That difference never was recognized in the catalogue by different entries, only
by a note as it is now.
You ALLWAYS had to clarify with the seller for such variants.

Then this entry is missing in the catalog.

Not really. There are loads of minor or unimportant variations that have never
been individually catalogued, just mentioned in notes.

Author:

Dino

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 09:55

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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Can you also implement this search query in the Wanted List?

In Searching, zorbanj writes:

You can try the advanced search function:

https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1460110

In Searching, mzmzmz writes:

Author:

zorbanj

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 09:45

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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You can try the advanced search function:

https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1460110

In Searching, mzmzmz writes:

Author:

Dino

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 09:28

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, SylvainLS writes:

In Searching, Dino writes:

For a few weeks now you have to clarify with the seller whether it is the part
you want. So you can no longer use these functions.

That difference never was recognized in the catalogue by different entries, only
by a note as it is now.
You ALLWAYS had to clarify with the seller for such variants.

Then this entry is missing in the catalog.

Author:

elias3

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 09:10

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, mzmzmz writes:

Hi

you are looking for the first version without support
I have one in my shop:
https://store.bricklink.com/elias3&itemID=404860911#/shop?o={%22invID%22:%22404860911%22}

Stefaan

Author:

SylvainLS

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 08:39

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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In Searching, Dino writes:

For a few weeks now you have to clarify with the seller whether it is the part
you want. So you can no longer use these functions.

That difference never was recognized in the catalogue by different entries, only
by a note as it is now.
You ALLWAYS had to clarify with the seller for such variants.

Author:

Dino

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 06:40

Subject:

Re: Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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For a few weeks now you have to clarify with the seller whether it is the part
you want. So you can no longer use these functions.

In Searching, mzmzmz writes:

Author:

mzmzmz

Posted:

Apr 12, 2024 06:15

Subject:

Finding the right (old) variant in shops?

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Author:

infinibrix

Posted:

Apr 1, 2024 14:10

Subject:

Re: Searching for minifigs with darker skin color

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In Searching, Bricker_Brack writes:

I'm helping my mom create a MOC for the prison she works in. We have a good
supply of minifigs of yellow/white skin color, but not very many of darker skin
colors.

When I look at bricklink stores I can sort of find heads that suit the purpose,
but what about hands?

Should I be looking for complete minifigs? Or can is it best to find some shop
that has many heads and "torso assemblies" to get the hands I need?

This is my first time dipping into the secondary market of minifigs, so I feel
like I'm in way over my head even for a relatively simple task.

Start with looking at the minifigs from this set to establish some of the available
skin tone colours to search for:-

https://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemInv.asp?S=40634-1&viewItemType=M

It contains quite a few different skin tone heads with matching hands. If you
look at the part breakdown of the minifigs you will find the torsos are quite
reasonably priced even if only buying for the hands themselves but once you've
established the colour hands you need to match your heads you can also buy them
separately:-

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=983&idColor=88#T=C&C=88

Author:

Nubs_Select

Posted:

Apr 1, 2024 13:12

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Re: Searching for minifigs with darker skin color

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