How do I find a specific LEGO piece?
You can find our most popular bricks in the Pick A Brick section of our LEGO® Shop website and they’ll sometimes be available at a lower price. You can search by color, category, part name, as well as element and design number to find the pieces you want.
Does LEGO have serial numbers?
Now I have noticed that all LEGO sets (I think) have a “Serial Number” printed in small fonts somewhere on the box or instructions. This is NOT the set number, which is quite big and bold. For example: In the Set numbered 6381, the serial number written at the bottom of the instructions in small fonts is 120567.
Are Legos from China safe?
There is a reason these Chinese products are so cheap; no safety standards, no regulations, no quality. Their only goal is to make some quick profit. While LEGO actually cares about their customers and meets and exceeds all safety regulations.
How do you sort Lego pieces by part?
More than 10,000 pieces — Sort your most common pieces by Part (Bricks, Plates, Tiles, Cheese), and less common pieces by Category. Follow Chapter 4: LEGO Storage for Medium Collections for pieces sorted by Category, and Chapter 5: LEGO Storage for Large Collections for pieces sorted by Part.
How can you tell if a Lego set is the original?
Once done, go to the ‘Build’ section, where you can see which LEGO sets you can build from your part list. It gives you a percentage so e.g. if you have a set with 91% match, then that’s probably the original set, and you’re just missing a few odd parts.
How many pieces of Lego do you need to organize?
Fewer than 3,000 pieces — No organization is needed; spread your LEGO bricks out on a table or the floor and build something awesome. More than 3,000 pieces — Sort into a dozen or fewer broad Categories. More than 10,000 pieces — Sort your most common pieces by Part (Bricks, Plates, Tiles, Cheese), and less common pieces by Category.
What do you need to know about Lego storage?
Storage — The large or small containers where you keep your LEGO pieces. Sorting — The process of putting each piece in the right place. In other words, you will sort your LEGO bricks into your storage based on your system of organization.