Mr Ogel

That's irony - why do we need to check some weird Disney sets for new technic parts? Can't wait for the first Duplo set with exciting new technic pieces....

I fully agree

same for me here in Germany

ah, sometimes it would be a good point to also have a look at other "friendly" themes here on EB...Anyway, worst would be to put it here on the title page

issue is on each leg so 8 pieces. Anyway if you know about it before you can change it during building.

The orange pin is used to avoid that the pin is pulled out when you remove the leg from the body, maybe for transport or for other (strange) reasons. The black one would be pulled out and then you would have some kind of trouble to fix the leg again. I would propose to use a 2l liftarm instead of the grey Axle connector next to the green piece. The 2l liftarm 43857 can be attached to the turntable in step number 120, you need to replace the one black pin by famous blue one, 3l long and another black pin. In such way you would fix the orange pin. The green piece and the axle with stop would not be needed anymore. Maybe they did not find anybody to take it apart and to check feasibility - too much effort....

I also just still gathering the parts. E.g. 4 of your bricks are used on p.211 and 221. An axle is used that's why type "c" is necessary. But you could use Technix axle with pin, part no 11214 or 43093. Not sure if it has same stability and really would work.

How so? I used the same format Brickset does. It looks like you missed the correct factor - prioces are e.g.12 Eurocent not Euros. A good review but too many studs for me. It would need some improvement for display from my point of view

Have 077 - shortly after the good news here I bought it. Mirko is doing a list so I expect it to be in order

Bought 40 Snowtroopers - don't know anymore what for...

yep:

Hi Mirko, principally that's a good approach. As I am colecting Lego and Lego Star Wars for more than 20 years now of course I want to recover parts from my collection. But with rebrickable you can save a lot of manual work

On BL it is not such easy - I am always using rebrickable.com. There you can also compare MOCs or sets with sets. Then you can upload the difference to Bricklink again. On rebrickable you can also do a mass edit of the list.

making small advertisement for rebrickable: If you register there you can upload Jeracs partlist and compare it to the official set

here it is: https://alloutbrick.com/products/utinni Hi @Cjd223 maybe you can tell us more about the plans and current state of the instructions? Anyway 42 Euros are not making this model expensive - the parts are doing that, especially reddish brown is partially more expensive

Hi Erick it is a quite challenging build you are looking forward. I did it last year in spring and it was quite demanding, e.g. to get the different panels fixed. But for that please check thoroughly this blog where you will find many tips. I also would suggest, first to check the instructions page by page and look for the expensive parts to check if you want to keep them or to find a cheaper replacement. I also replaced 30359b by a brickbuilt solution or you can use Panel 1*6*5 which you still can from LEGO itself. Also starting on page 92 the lower body starts with its technic frame where you really have to check out later pages for assembling in correct order. Imagine, you are building an one metre long vehicle- will you detect if one small part has changed from instructions? No, I would like to encourage you to change stuff which are not existing or which makes it much more expensive. As long as you stay in the principal color scheme nobody would notice. Many more replacements you can see in this blog. to the parts: Item #44294:most or all of the axles should be notvisible -> light bluish grey Item #3873 See page 9 of this thread, 170 you'll need Item #24316 -> reddish brown Item #3070b on page 181: a little rebuild with plates and tiles 1*2 replacing 1*1 brick and 1*1 plates, you can also go 2* for longer plates 1*8 Item #4172 e.g. 2 times 1*4 tiles - not many variations with tiles in dark brown, only 1*2,1*3,1*4 and 1*6 long (or2*2) Item #2412b replace with dark brown tile or switch to reddish brown Item #32064b, Page 320: replaced with 1*2 brick with technic hole in reddish brown, the crossaxle would prevent it from turning but that athe brick hole is also fine. I used three battery boxes and two receivers. For them you need to build an own solution which fits in the upper middle part. Also many parts were still unused after finished the build. To point 12) I cannot say much. I f I will hav etime later after getting second version of instructions maaybe I will revisit and put also some own ideas to it. But right now I am satisfied with it. Greetings to Canada

looks good! and it should also fit also into the gap of the corvette.

Good to hear - we all missed you... Always nice to see how a small pile of bricks makes up a proper spaceship. But if you link to the wiki and let us check the exisiting pictures where is the Class 720 freighter? And two more ships I never heard of before.

Agreat idea! Must have been a big fun to create such a nostalgic design. Also love such animations and found such ships fascinating. Also nice details especially the consoles with all the levers and functions - congrats!

If you have two or more orders you can also call them and they will combine the orders to minimize shipping costs. The order will be delayed until last part has been treated.

nooo - Santa's Visit i0293 is out, chocolate santa clauses are everywhere on the shelves - only three months left :)

Smyth's in Germany has the forge

here you go for August. I guess, September will follow in some days. https://www.stonewars.de/news/lego-steine-teile-august-2021/ New sets from September are already in BaP, but not much interesting. For the blue Fiat 77942 the pieces are also visible but not available. just now released on eurobricks https://brickset.com/parts/new-01-09-21

and it is a dual"head" - you should buy two and place them properly next to each other- America on the left and not upside down or so ....

I find this pin very useful to stabilize or connect three already built in liftarms what can happen in big Star Wars mocs