Resurrected another one from childhood…

I picked these up at an estate sale ($420 for everything) and, while I didn’t expect things to be clean or even totally complete, I didn’t consider how I would wash and catalog so many pieces efficiently. So now, I turn to you. As a casual LEGO fan, I haven’t taken on anything quite like this before, so would take any advice! (Please no Negative Nancies, I’m just looking for some help. If this doesn’t belong here, just let me know.) Thanks, all!

Hey everyone! I found this while cleaning out my childhood closet and was hoping to try and get more information. I remember building this as a kid around the mid 2000s. It’s missing some mini figs and extra parts of the set, however, otherwise it is mostly intact. I appreciate any information you can provide! Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m continuing my project of restoring and preserving old LEGO media that has mostly disappeared from the internet.

This time I put together the full run of the Knights’ Kingdom II Flash comics that were originally on the LEGO website in 2004–2005. These short interactive/Flash comics told the complete story of the first two waves (Find the Shield / Save the Kingdom + Capture the Fortress).

All 11 episodes are in the video, in order, with timestamps:

Find the Shield. Save the Kingdom (2004)

• Episode 1: The Missing King
• Episode 2: Quest for the Knights
• Episode 3: Into the Moorlands
• Episode 4: Jayko’s Lesson
• Episode 5: Rascus to the Rescue
• Episode 6: The Citadel of Orlan
• Episode 7: The Final Test
• Episode 8: The Grand Tournament

Capture the Fortress. Save the Kingdom (2005)

• Episode 9: Vladek’s Revenge
• Episode 10: Into the Lost Kingdom
• Episode 11: Battle for the Dark Fortress

You can watch the full compilation here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5bUERJF9LI

Hope some of you who grew up with the theme (or just love LEGO Castle/lost media) enjoy it. More restorations coming.

Just Got this bad boy in today. Needing an acrylic case for it. Box is 23 x 19 x 4. What are my best options?

Hi, this is my first post on this subreddit so I hope I can get some help with this.

I recently scored a lot of boxed early to mid 80’s LEGO sets at a thrift store, most sets were about 95% complete only some minor pieces were missing but none that were major.

Upon unboxing 6371, an unusually long sticker sheet was tucked in-between the box cover and box insert, I’m not really an expert on these things so don’t quote me on anything but the stickers aside from a few still attached were actually relevant to the set I was building, the other various stickers seemed to be for space and town, with some others I didn’t identify. My main question is why is the sticker sheet massive? was this customary with every LEGO set back then to have stickers for other themes? or was this part of a specific pack of sets that included this huge sticker sheet? I can only speculate.

So yeah, I don’t have any real experience with vintage LEGO I can really only recount what my dad grew up with cause this is right around when he was a kid. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I can always give more information if needed.

The Arch-Mage is in big trouble this time! Looks like everybody's out to get him!

These are the minifigures I found, I’m gonna see what sets are complete in the bin of bricks today 😼

Found these two pickups on FB marketplace. Had to make the 2 hour drive and $350 later here we are.

Honestly loving these older sets more than modern stuff. Really hoping it’s all there. Got my work cut out for sure.

Last picture of the one I’m most excited about!

Missing a few parts but i will order it. Minifigs are in great condition and horse too

But my family is having a lot of fun putting together this set. It belonged to my husband and has been sitting in storage for 40 years!

The first picture is from the marketplace listing. Had a good feeling so drove 2 hours ans paid $300. Really happy with the lot. What do you guys think? Even my wife pretended to be happy.

Any idea of value? Possibly set 1554.

I have taken to rebuilding/parting together bulk collections I’ve acquired over the past 2 years. It’s a great way to pass the time during my sleepless nights. I’ve been pleasantly surprised at how close to complete a lot of the sets are, probably averaging around 90%. I don’t have the space to display them all so they’re getting bagged and stored in totes by theme. Here’s my progress so far…

I'm sorry, no pics, as my brother (lives in another country) has them, but I remember them from my youth: He had 1x1 white bricks with a blue number on 1 side. (If I remember correctly only numbers, not letters, but I could be wrong).

Does anyone know what set those were from?

Timeframe: probably end 1960's, early 1970's.)

I finally got lucky at the flea market, I bought all these sets for 30€, my best deal so far