adhdlama

I'm as well a fan of your scrollwork on the collums and sides - fantastic way to do it. You have such a wonderful eye for details and ornamentaiton! Wonderful wooden serpent connecting the roof plates together at the main entrance. Great to see planning before-hand as well - I feel at ease at seeing such a sharpened pen. I keep coming back taking a look at your Nibelungen stand from time to time too, by the way. Getting off topic, but I was especially a fan of the wooden base, of all things. Looking here, you surely have a way with wood!

I'm starting to sort by colour, but I've ran into an issue. I'm looking to sell my old sets, mainly old Pirate Lego, but to find all the belonging pieces easily I've decided to sort it all. However, this will lead to me inevitably confuse (and sell) old pirate lego with new mixed in there. Of course I make a difference between the old and new colours like the greys and browns, there is also the "grainy" old sloped pieces - but is there otherwise a palbable difference? Will a buyer notice, and feel tricked when they notice, that this black hollow 1x1 stud, is from 2020 and not 1990? I simply do not have the boxes to sort everything by colour AND by old and new. Or should I just go get more? Any input would be appreciated!

Very tastefully done!

I tried to grab hold of the arm by putting a metal bar (in this case a screwdriver with a pointy, but not sharp, end) through the hole and nudge it out, but it broke apart to the degree that it fell back into the torso and out. Thanks for all your responses! Haldir sends his regards

Hi, first time poster long time lurker. I have a Haldir Minifigure together with my Helm's Deep set that I was fiddling with, and when I was turning his left arm it was stuck more than usual, and when I added a little more force it just broke off in the middle. I've never been through anything like this, and on a relatively new figure as well. Dumbfounded I tried to move it around a little more, and another piece gracefully breaks off the arm... (It feels like it's made of flour) Now the Haldir figure is not a completely inexpensive figure, so I thought I'll take the arm of one of my Elrond figs and attach it to Haldir's torso. But that of course meant that I had to detach what was left of it. The rest of it was difficult to grab hold off with my fingers, so I tried to detach it with my teeth which broke off the last part (In retrospect, what did I think would happen?). Now I'm at a loss, there might be something suitable to put inside the torso that'll make me able to push it out from there. Have any of you been through something similar? Kind Regards