How do you identify Lego parts?

How do you identify Lego parts?

Check for visible part numbers Look for a 4 or 5 digit part ID on the element. These are usually printed on the inside. A magnifying glass and good lighting can be helpful. Many bricks will also have other numbers printed on them, but only the 4 or 5 digit numbers are useful for identifying parts.

How do I contact LEGO about missing pieces?

No problem – simply go to LEGO.com/service, where you can order missing pieces and download free digital instructions. You’ll also find the contact details for your country there in case you’d like to call or email our Customer Service team.

What do you do if you lose a Lego piece?

Please visit the Bricks & Pieces section of our Customer Service website to request what you need to finish your set….We’ll send you a confirmation email when your part is shipped.

  1. Email us. Send us an email and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.
  2. Phone us.
  3. Mail us.

Does LEGO ever miss a piece?

So, you’re almost done with that big LEGO set you bought. It’s really coming together until you realize that one of the pieces is missing. Not just missing, but was never included in the box. LEGO pieces may also come damaged in some way, such as miscolored or snapped bricks, which LEGO will also replace.

How can I find all the Lego sets?

How to find sets. Use the drop-down lists above to find the sets you’re interested in. Type something into the search box. View lists of themes and years. View list of tags grouped by theme. Find sets containing specific minifig characters. View some random sets.

How can I find out how many bricks I have in Minecraft?

Get the inventory of that set online (bricklink, peeron, etc) and see if you have more bricks that make up the set. If yes, then you’re on the right track. Minifigs are generally the easiest pieces which will tell you what you have.

Which is the most accurate Lego set database?

Brickset is the most established, accurate and up-to-date LEGO database on the Internet today: we’ve been collating our data since 1997. Our database contains information on 16277 LEGO sets and other items released over the last 70 years. Use the drop-down lists above to find the sets you’re interested in.

How to get help with a Lego order?

Talk to our friendly LEGO experts online. For order and payment issues, it’s best to call us as we can’t take payment info over chat. How’s our service? Super!