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Has anyone ever attempted to come up with a list of all the pieces you would need to build all (or, maybe, most) of the sets? That is, ignoring brick color and
by irrational 3y ago
Has anyone ever attempted to come up with a list of all the pieces you would need to build all (or, maybe, most) of the sets? That is, ignoring brick color and assuming you can only build one set at a time (then deconstruct it for the next build).
I assume the big problem would be specialized pieces. How many specialized pieces are used across multiple sets?
- dsr_ 3y agoIf you discount unique prints and unique colors of existing pieces, LEGO tries really hard to use a mold repeatedly in several sets. If it turns out to be generally useful, they will use the mold for several years before putting it in storage. Unique colors for a part are rare, too -- they typically appear in several sets clustered in time.