Lord Brickington

Awesome build, I like it!

Hi there, since I'm a avid fan and builder started in the 80's I've been having the same question popping up in my head every once in a while. Is there an inventory of bricks released by the year? This could come in very handy while building period correct MOCs. I've been looking around a lot but can't seem to find any info on it, so I've (finally) decided to put the question right here at EB. Thanks in advance!

Thank you @MAB for an extensive writing about this subject! This is exactly what I was looking for. I've had difficulties with Brickset being a bit incomplete, I like the users interface though. Thanks for your contribution @koalayummies! I became a bit stuck in the search of the correct bricks exactly because of this. Thanks @62Bricks

Thanks for your reply @MAB! I understand what you are saying, but that is not what I'm aiming for. My question is if there is a parts list for every year that Lego has been produced preferably list by year it came out? I've been looking at the lists at bricklink and I only see the items for sale and have to plow through every available item in there. Maybe I've been pushing the wrong buttons but if someone could clarify it for me, that would be great!

Wow... I'm speechless... No I'm not. It's marvelous!

Great review, now I want to buy both the Diner and the Garage!

Exactly my thoughts. Even better maybe: this could even be an anniversary set too, for its beauty AND simplicity. A really beautiful revamped model I would buy in an instant!

Now that's a hotel I would visit on holidays! Very nice design, I also like what you have done with putting in the BB-characters!

That's some impressive building you've got there Bob De Quatre! Nice incorporation of the rollercoaster pieces too!

Reliving it all right here, classic 80's and early 90's Lego will always have a spot in my heart! Thanks for putting this out here!

This was a little point of frustration to me in my childhood, I was pretty much trying recreate a lot of the scenes depicted in the catalogs. I couldn't wrap my brain around some of the techniques used in making dioramas. Also note the baseplate in front of the 2 motorcycles, that one is only 10 studs wide, never actually existed in an official set!

Wow... This is really impressive. I immediately recognized it! Amazing build that should be made into a set for sure!

Bought this as soon as it became available! What an awesome set this is. Can't wait for next year already, but I got hooked with the Winter Village just 2 years ago, so I still have a lot to collect to have every set to complete the collection (if possible!)

With such a big build it's easy to overlook on a tiny detail that causes the problem, perhaps you can read the instructions and/or do a bit of reverse engineering/building to find the solution. If that doesn't solve it, maybe it's just because it needs to be on the livingroom table, and not in your bedroom

Wow, impressive solution! I really like the feel of the old seaside houseing!

Absolutely awesome build! I always try to dodge those pesky yellowed white bricks, but now I have some ideas to use them properly!

I'm a huge fan of water wheels, it really can boost up a small looking build and add more action to a scene. I like the overall look and the idea behind you build Bart!

I must agree on that one, the designs could be way more detailed nowadays.

Hi everybody! My name is Henry and I'm from the Netherlands, as a long time fan of Lego I was lurking the forum for a really long time now, what made me decide to create my own account. Born in late 1983 the 1610 martinair plane was my very first set of lego (I was 3 months old), followed by a nice ammount of Fabuland, basic-sets and vehicles from Legoland-miniland,and an occasional Castle set. The theme that really got me "hooked" was the 1989 Pirates theme, which is still my favourite amongst all of the amazing themes that Lego had/has to offer. I hope to post a few MOC's soon, I have a really busy job to run, but like the crowd and it's posts over here on the Eurobricks-forum so every once and again I'll try to pop-up!

I'd really love to see the theme go on where it stranded in the mid-90's with the Armada... Those were actual story based sets and not reboots of sets that once dominated the -in my opinion- best theme that LEGO ever created. Also I'd be disappointed if TLG would do any crossovers with other theme's, like Nexo Knights... I really didn't get it...

That was absolutely not my intention, I try to keep it in mind for future posts! Thank you Jim!

It sure is! I'm having my brain working overtime for a MOC to build!

Absolutely stunning!

Thank you! For sure! I've been building a winter village last year, so I'm having a bit of a throwback at the moment with bricks, but I'm hoping to get some orders out there a.s.a.p. to get a nice fortress building of some sort. Thanks And thank you too!

I love the layout on this moc! Really takes me back!