How to Sort a Lego Lot into Sets - Episode 007
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- This weeks video is all about showing you how I take a bulk lot and sort it in a way that allows me to create sets.
Next week, I will show you how to create wanted lists and complete the sets that are being sorted in this video.
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Would really love to see more videos like this
That lego train intro is awesome
Thank you very much! I love how it came out!!
I bought a 72 set 90s collection. 2 months ago. Most were taken apart completely. Lucky they gave me the instruction manuals so I had something to go off of.
That is great. The instructions help to rebuild and to figure out what is in the lot. I haven’t done this in awhile and need to get back to it!
Excellent video. Thank you for posting.
You’re welcome! Thank you for watching
Great Content!
Yeah Dude! Sweet advice, thanks!
You’re welcome!
Would you suggest finding all the pieces first before trying to rebuild a set? My kids build and eventually they get broken. I want them to rebuild them lol.
Sorry for the late reply. A set is easier to build with all the parts first. I’ve tried to build incomplete sets and it’s frustrating because you might spend time looking for a part that isn’t there or you’ll get a second one of a part you think you don’t have when it ends up being in the pile for the set. I prefer to check them first and make sure they are 100% complete before I build
Love it! (Chase)
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Haha thank you!! My #1 fan!
@@leggomyjameso6082 yes sir
Once I identify a set, I will take an index card, 3 x 5, and write the set number, set name, and other info on the card and place it in the bin. If I don’t have time to print a parts list, then I have the set number and don’t have to re-search for the set.
That is great advice! I’ll have to try that
I have a question about selling lego minifigures. Does i matter if a minifigure isnt original parts but it is the appropriate parts. Do have to mention this and ill it hurt value? Thanks
Hello, if the minifigure is from a certain era it is important. For example, a new Lego helmet on a figure from the 80s wouldn’t be great. For the most part though if the figure is made out of the parts that it should have then it is okay. For example, a stormtrooper torso is the same for a lot of minifigures so it is okay to mix and match as long as it is correct. Check the figure parts on bricklink and be cautious for slight variations to design and color. I sometimes mention it if the part is a substitute or if I have a head piece that is slightly different than what it is listed as on bricklink (hollow stud vs blocked open stud heads) I hope this helps
Wow. This is almost exactly what do to as far as the process of sorting into sets.
That’s great to hear! Many methods work but this is the one I have done and I think it goes quick
I just found you. I have a massive Lego project on my hands. I tried to say to my partner don't mix our son's new Lego in with old stuff and break it all up, or it will take years to figure out what goes with what. But he did 😢 It's so great hearing you say in the video don't do that.
So now my project is building set when he used 2022 Lego to rebuild his 80s sets. And trying to make it so the 2022 set doesn't have obvious faded pieces in it. Living a nightmare. Thank you for making videos like this. It's my lone project now. Determined for my little boy to be able to build his sets again!
Good luck with that!! You will be able to complete it in time. I find a little bit of sorting each day when I have lots like this is helpful. Sort it out into categories and then you can recreate the sets from there. I use bright lights to quickly see if there is any fading or to keep old parts separate from new parts. Best of luck to you:)
At most he should have taken apart the sets and separated them into bags for each set, so if your son ever wanted to rebuild the sets he would have a very easy time doing so
@@OsirusIrdiaI agree. Sadly it was a power play and means I guess of upsetting me. Sad really. Gives me an excuse to play with Lego
@@leggomyjameso6082thank you James. Is by part type best in this situation? Really it's an 6 draw and two bigger tubs. I'd estimate 20,000 pieces maybe for just the new stuff I want to rebuild.
Then for good measure the Lego Mario I asked to me kept separate I saw has now been all broken up and mixed in. I could cry! 😭
@@grungeandgardening I would cry too:( good luck with it all! In time you can get it all sorted. I’m glad I could help a little
Thanks man for the help going to buy a 265lb lot for 600
@@blitzloaf you’re welcome!!
I have a batman rumbler I bought for 60 bucks now worth 200, but the parts are all scattered in a big box of random lego sets!
Use these methods and you can get that awesome set back together!!
I have no idea why youtube would recommend this to me (I watch some lego content, but don't build), but good luck with the algorithm.
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Maybe it considers it satisfying content to watch or it randomly shows you some Lego content to see if you like it. Thank you for checking it out!
Nice vid!!
Thank you!
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@@leggomyjameso6082 I also invite you to subscribe, watch and comment on the channel
Thank you man! I found Legos at goodwill 2 different days in a row at 2 different goodwills all bulk with some pieces built. Looks like start wars and I'd love to build them and get them sorted but it's insanely over overwhelming right now. This video helped alot! Thank you! Gonna give it a go lol
Give it a go and just try a little a day and eventually the lot will be done. I try and sort an hour a day after work when I have lots like this. Then in a few days it’s sorted and in a few more it’s put into sets:)
So how are you sourcing lots like this
Hi, I get many lots through eBay auctions, yard sales, sometimes thrift stores, and then people who know I love Lego and reach out to me saying they have a collection to sell (Usually when there children grow out of them).
What if the loose bulk doesn’t have that much unique or distinctive pieces?
Try and sort it to find the printed parts, figures, or items that look different then you can search those. If you have none of those you will need to sort it and then look for sets with 6 black 2x2s or any random parts like that to try and find what sets you have. It will be harder but it’s possible. If there are large plates, I look for sets that had those too
A little bit longer intro will boost watch hours. Or so I've heard.
Really? Where did this important intel come from sir
@@TwoKarrots Me. I always watch the intro. Some are longer than others, but it is just math. If 30 seconds is added to the intro of every video, math tells me there would be more watch hours. Of course I am bad at Math. Maybe I just love the train and want more. For what it's worth. Thanks for chronicling your journey!
That’s a creative concept. I never thought of that. My intro is usually 5-8 seconds depending on what one I choose for the video. I can’t make this any longer but when I make another train build I can!
For reference how much was that lot
To be honest, I have no idea. Generally if I get anything for $5 a pound I’m happy but most lots the price is based on want parts, sets and figures you see in it
Very similar to how I’ve done it for 10+ years
That is great to hear! I think this way is the best or works the best for me.
Many
True! Many sets!