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I thought that too, Hungary (and Budapest) doesn't have a very high cycling modal share and it isn't known for its bicycle designs or manufacturing either.

Interesting, thanks for the replies ;-). I wish this was real, but oh well, I'll make my own bakfiets :P. jfbat - I prefer the modern bakfietsen ;-)

This set recently appeared in my Twitter feed and I wondered if anyone here could shed any light on it. I've searched for many words to describe this, including "cargo bike", "bakfiets" (a Dutch cargo bike, which it has a great resemblence to), "life of Budapest Lego" etc and nothing has come up. I've also tried searching for the set number on Google, Brickset, Peeron and Ebay, and it just comes up with part number 2620 and Duplo set 2620, which is a sports car released in 1980. Could this be a promotional set only given out at a convention or something similar? Any info would be great, as a big fan of cycling infrastructure in the Netherlands and of Bakfietsen, I'm very intrigued by this.

Sorry, none of them are available anymore. I have't chucked them away or have sold them, but I'm living at a university now and don't have access to my Lego collection .

Thanks for the instructions Brickwild, that's very realistic and pretty simple! I'll make one later LOL.

You are correct. A few wheels like the ones you mentioned came with the bricks. It's a pretty weird piece if you ask me, totally different from normal Lego axles.

Hey everyone, I recieved a donation of bricks a few weeks ago. most of them were in good condition but there were also a lot of bad ones (probably about 30% of the bag it all came in). There are 3 main reasons why I don't want the rejected ones. 1. Broken pieces (These will probably go in the bin) 2. Nibbled/scratched/damaged pieces. 3. Faded/discoloured pieces. I know that nobody would want the broken parts, but would anyone want to buy damaged or faded pieces? And by faded, I mean really faded! The 2x6 brick is used as a comparison. Some bricks are almost orange! I don't mind chucking away the broken pieces but I'm hesitant to do that with the other ones. I also know that some people can restore the original colour of the white pieces and like to buy them cheap. What do you think? Shall I sell them? And where?

Thanks, I never thought it could be an axle!

Hey everyone, I found 2 of these bricks in a bag of Lego that was recently donated to me . It's a 2X4 brick but has holes on each side and has tubes inside the brick. It would be great if anyone could help me out with identifying it. I have no idea what they could be used for.

Thanks for the comments. I didn't really notice that it looks like a classic town vehicle.

That's pretty cool! I like the pizza oven, it has a lot of detail. Not sure about the rock as the "moon" though. maybe you could recreate a glowing moon by using a white 2x2 round tile, if you have one. I really like the stars though!

Hey everyone, I just thought I'd share my jet ski with you. The design is pretty simple. I would've used orange cheese slopes for the front, but I don't have any yet. I'll order a couple in my next PaB order and see if it looks better, although the "band" of dark bley looks good already. The next 2 photos show the jet ski lifted up. The engine piece came from my last PaB order (I knew it would come in handy sometime!). The bottom looks too big in my opinion, but I didn't really have any alternative. Plates don't look very smooth and inverted cheese slopes don't exist! I made do with a regular inverted slope instead. The last pic shows the parts I used. The main piece came from an Arctic set, probably from a snowmobile. When I thought of making a jet ski, that piece was the right colour and looked smooth enough to be used.

Nice beach, you have a lot of room. I do have an idea for improvement though - maybe you could make an offroad lifeguard vehicle wih surfboard. That could be "stationed" next to the lifeguard hut. This is what I mean: I also like how you created a wave effect around the surfboarder!

My layout is mostly new school: Sorry about the mess LOL. I need to tidy it up and I'm building a harbour type thing. I'm not sure if the pizzeria counts as old school though, it doesn't have a back wall and comes with a 4 wide car. Another old school thing is the baseplates. The baseplates shown in the first pic show all of my newer ones. I collected a lot of baseplates when I was younger and therefore have a lot of the light grey and green baseplates. The ones like these: I have 11 of those in total. I'm not sure if I want to spend money collecting the newer ones .

"Day 14 - Woman with Baguette". That's so random! Great review DHCP1121, I like how you show pics of each model, unbuilt and built It looks like it comes with a lot of useful minifigure pieces, I like the sausages the most. Speaking of Christmas in August, I volunteer in a charity shop and we have had a delivery of Christmas cards already!

My suggestion is simple and easy. Part name: Round plate 1X1 (description from PaB) Description: One of the smallest elements produced, basically just a stud. Colour: Dark green Like these Useage: caps on fire hydrants, flowers, plants, landscapes and scenery. Why aren't they made in this colour anymore? Oh, and inverted cheese slopes would be really useful! I also like these ideas: Mountain bike Sidecar Part name: Windscreen 1 x 8 x 3 - Part description: Like this one - Part usage: Big trucks Part name: Tile 1 x 1, round with groove - Part description: Well, a stud without a stud. - Part usage: For finishing off round structures. Detailing - imagine a printed version for ventilations However, I also agree with superkalle in that we don't need that many new parts and filling colour gaps would be better.

Same in the UK.

Thanks everyone!

I got a couple of the buckets from online PaB. I use them as panniers on my tricycle. Seems to work well!

I never thought of using those pieces as a belt. Nice truck dude!

Thanks, 6 people can fit, including the driver. This is how big the original set was.

Hey everyone! A few months ago I remembered about this set and decided to rebuild it, from online instructions. Soon after that, I decided to destroy my camper and was inspired to use the roof pieces from that on the bus. I also added mirrors and and steps at the back. Here are some pics of the original bus. It should be blue but I used red because I couldn't remember which colour the original version was. Here is the new version I reduced the number of different colours and made the roof smoother. I had a trailer for the old version, but I removed the tow socket thing from this version. Please tell me what you think of it!

Are your minifigures OK? It looks like there has been a serious earthquake in your city! I like the road lined with palm trees though!

Bricklink.com is probably the cheapest place to get stuff like that, but you might have to order from several different stores. If you are willing to pay more, lego shop @ home has a pick a brick section. Unlike bricklink, the quantities are almost limitless (up to 999 of any element) and you are guranteed to get new bricks, as well as great customer service. You could also check on ebay, I usually see some people selling big bags and boxes of used Lego. Good luck!

Wow, that's like one of the best sets ever made! I don't really like SW but that set looks awesome!