1963maniac

Your idea and timing came together perfectly!!! WOW!!! IMPRESSIVE!! Great work!!!

You can find Locomotives on Rebrickable or get building instructions for other sets from Lego. https://www.lego.com/en-us/service/buildinginstructions

Bluebrick

Bricklink is not down and Altitude Bricks does not exist on Bricklink.

i understand your concern for the Legos. But, I would not want to be living next to such a dirty person. I would want to move for my own safety and health.

you can also copy/paste the whole part number with the color number into bricklink's part search.

I have been loving LEGO for sixty years, not only that, I am a woman. Believe me when I started this hobby Lego was a boys toy! I was considered by everyone to just be nuts!! I loved Lego before minifigures before Technic, before GBC even There was a time when I was no longer a kid and had no kids of my own ( my reasons for playing with Legos) So then started my so-called dark age of not enough Lego. Then, I had my kids and a new excuse to play/build with Lego. Nowadays when I tell older girls that I make building instructions for fun, they just look at me and say "REALLY???" I don't even care to find out what that means. I just keep doing my habit (I mean hobby).

What is this about? What are you looking for? Can you talk here?

Just found this.

I love the look of the palm tree trunk! I've never seen that before! i was wondering what green part you used for the small plant?

This is GREAT ART!!

I bet a Bricklink seller would love this! Bricklink shows 28 China, 12 Japan and 43 S. Korea stores. If you knew some of the set numbers you have that would help sell the whole lot. I would guess that one of those S. Korea stores would want the whole thing and may even come and get it from you. Then you would not even have to pack it up and ship it!

What are you needing help with?

Thorsten's idea is safer I'm sure but, denatured alcohol or high 90% isopropyl alcohol works, but you have to be relatively quick with it before it starts to change the ABS. Let it evaporate between wipes.

This is EXCELLENT!!! WOW!!

I'm very interested in obtaining a copy of your Stud.io file of the Roller Coaster GBC. That roller coaster is very awesome! It ticks two boxes for me: coasters and GBC. I would like to build it.

https://discord.com/invite/gX2AwDwnFW Battery Powered Bricks can probably help you. https://www.youtube.com/@BatteryPoweredBricks

Battery Powered Bricks has several videoson how to fix 9v wiring. Here are two of them. Hope this helps.

I use the Bricklink catalog. It is the most comprehensive anywhere on the web. Pick a catagory and look through it. You'll get more familiar with it. Look at the part categories. Is it a brick, plate or tile? Does it have a bar, hinge or slope? Is it electric, technic, door, window, wheel. bracket or a minfigure? The more you use it the easier it will become.

If we are going to help you, we need the [specific software name].

I don't understand exactly which parts are in question, but there are inverted tiles now. In other words there are tiles with studs on top and smooth surface on the bottom.

Bricklink shows this: Tile, Round 2 x 2 with Hole Item No: 15535 https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=15535#T=C

There are many Lego cdompatible motor systems out there especially Chinese alternatives with reviews on them. Battery Powered Bricks has this: He has many things on his youtube channel, very informative! Also:

Philo's home page on IR receivers: https://www.philohome.com/pfrec/pfrec.htm#:~:text=V2 receiver can deliver almost,allow me to reach it.

That's really COOL!!