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  1. Modulex Guy
    *Cough* I already kinda did this two years ago. Mad Max Friends. https://flic.kr/p/JjSnWs
  2. Modulex Guy
    Hello everyone! I need animals!! Primarily looking for the new Jungle cats, leopard, tiger, panther. Would like 2 of each. Monkeys! Need as many as I can get, new, old, every color. Parrots. As many as I can get is all colors. Mainly want the marbled ones or yellow ones. Plus other stuff too. Ants, spiders, owls, cobras, etc. I have Ninjago Collectable Minifigures, plus lots of other stuff. Let me know what have and what you need! Thanks!
  3. Modulex Guy
    What about this one? Samsonite 502 http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/502_Deluxe_Set_with_Red_Carry_Case
  4. Modulex Guy
    This one maybe:? https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?G=case15#T=C
  5. Modulex Guy
    I sent you a PM. Hopefully you will get it. If not, if you have a Flickr account. You can message me on there.
  6. Modulex Guy
    I'll buy all of it and give it a good home.
  7. Modulex Guy
    Modulex is very rare on eBay. Barely any of it made it to the USA, and it was pretty limited even in Europe. The ones you have are Lego on the studs are the earlier bricks from the mid-60s. Modulex was created by Lego to try to tailor to the adult market and to use the system as a way to design factory or office floor plans. There is a limited range of parts availabe, but there is a good handful of really cool specialty parts. Baseplates are extremely expensive and rare. Modulex made signage systems and letter tiles for various applications. Modulex never made any sets, just supplementary boxes of bricks and parts. The most rare part is the "minifig", it is a factory glued set of bricks to resemble a minifigure. Do you have any specific questions about it?
  8. Modulex Guy
    Someone call my name? Ha-ha!
  9. Modulex Guy
    Been on a buying binge the last few days. Latest haul is around 50 pounds of unsorted loose bricks. Ugh. I have work to do.
  10. Modulex Guy
    Brickworld is just a few days away!!! Can't wait to see everyone again! I'm almost done with building and boxing everything up. Should be all done and squared away tomorrow night.
  11. Modulex Guy
    3065 on bricklink is a 1x2 brick w/o bottom tube. Sounds like you have a few pre-70's bricks. Old Logo and such. Do they have little molding marks on the side? Could be old Samsonite 1x2s as well.
  12. Modulex Guy
    No sets or MOCS, but my SigFig always travels with me.
  13. Modulex Guy
    I've hit #Panic right now. Still have a lot of building to do, but have been boxing up built things as well. Haven't yet hit #HYPANIC yet, but that might change!
  14. Modulex Guy
    Hello All! This forum is unusually quiet. I bet all of you are busy building for Brickworld! Might as well get this topic going. Who's going? I'll be there this year. Anyone else hitting panic mode with their builds? Brickworld 2017 is coming fast!
  15. Modulex Guy
    It's two of these: In dark bley
  16. Modulex Guy
    I was going to post these two in the other rare part thread, but I think these fit better in this topic since they are more of an oddity to have rather than parts. I just acquired two retailer catalogs. Me thinks I probably shouldn't have these in my possession. 2010 LEGO Retailer Catalog by Chris Rozek, on Flickr 2012 LEGO Retailer Catalog by Chris Rozek, on Flickr More photos of pages in my Flickr stream.
  17. Modulex Guy
    I consider my collection on the smaller side compared to some of the members in my LUG. I have close to 400k parts and countless sets. Takes up half my basement. So its hard to tell what a small collection is. Depends on what you're comparing it to.
  18. Modulex Guy
    There are ways to smooth out the creases. You can use an iron, but you have to be very very gentle with it on very low heat. You would put the poster on a rigid piece of cardboard, put a bedsheet on top, and iron on top of that. Essentially you're using the weight of the iron and super low heat to get rid of the crease. My method is that I will let the iron warm up a bit, turn it off, and use the residual heat to iron with. It's not a perfect method, but it will help a lot to get out the worst creases.
  19. Modulex Guy
    Oh hey, another Modulex fan! I dont have any to sell at the moment, but can help you track down any rare parts you might be after!
  20. Modulex Guy
    I do a bit of everything. The large boxes that can be stored flat, I have a empty shelf in my guest room closet where I put them all. Punch tab boxes and common small sets get recycled. And rarer boxes like ideas sets go in the guest room closet as well.
  21. Modulex Guy
    I read "Baby's first metal" as Baby Metal. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cirhQ8iLdbw I love this group!
  22. Modulex Guy
    I keep a bunch in the trunk of my car, but forget to grab them every time I go to the store. So I just buy new ones!
  23. Modulex Guy
    Bump, I still have these!
  24. Modulex Guy
    Sold, mods delete topic
  25. Modulex Guy
    I have 5 very large mosaics built and not one requires glue. I have full trust in the parts to not lose any clutch over time. I still have sets built from the late 90's and they are completely fine and haven't lost any clutch power. You should be fine with not gluing.
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