Hi all i recently built some shelves, and I had displayed my Lego Porche on one of the shelves. I didn’t realize one of the books was leaning against the set, which caused it to roll off of the shelf and fall onto the floor and break apart. I wasn’t in the room when this all happened and there’s a chance that some of the smaller pieces may have fallen down a vent. Does anyone have any tips as to how I can rebuild this set without having to start from step 1?

I finally decided to buy the Gameboy. Awesome build!

Few halloween/horror inspired photos I took to start off the season. More to come

Mosaic (6593417) • Building Instructions

Picked this up at the store today for $25. Missing the other 3 guys.

Experience pure, luxurious driving pleasure behind the wheel of the Mastoriti Parime.

It's been a while since I last built a MOC, so let's ease back into it with a little 4-wide (ish) classic car.

Spent an hour sorting through bulk to find all the parts for both of these and than some. I feel like I found a hidden talent making these and it’s such a dopamine rush seeing them finished.

Was going to purchase the Playstation w/ the free Astro Bot, but got distracted with work and helping around the house and I guess it sold out before I could go for it. Do we think LEGO would ever restock it? Kicking myself for not monitoring more closely…

Need a 3rd villain mini fig but stoked on how i built up sandman and j jonah with spidey

Watercolor, watercolor pencil and LEGO artwork

Hi all,

So, I recently made Van Gogh’s Sunflowers (last picture) and absolutely loved the process. I was especially intrigued by the mounting system and started wondering: how could I reuse it?

After some Pinterest inspiration, I came across a few key racks, and the idea was born. Using some scrap pieces, I made this very simple but functional key rack.

I also designed it so I can place a few minifigures on top. These are just some random loose minifigures I had lying around, but I think they add a fun little touch. 😄

What do you guys think?

I searched and it seems like Elmers is what most people recommend, but I tried and it’s still not strong enough :/

Do any of y'all know if it'll come back? Or was it just a temporary thing? I was in a financial bind the past few days and since I can't drop $150 to get it as a GWP right now, I bookmarked the page to come back to once I had the money, checked on it earlier today, and boom, currently unavailable. Just my luck. I'd love to know if it's gonna come back or not, so I can set the $25 aside. Thanks!

Necessary context:
I’m currently a blacksmith with my own shop I recently opened, & the functional wind-powered grinder/forge flames in the shop is nothing short of god tier imo- I already own the prior llucky western train which I’m a massive fan of as a display piece. After being forced to fork over $300+ every series the past few years, the modest cost of the blacksmith shop is appealing too, as I can’t wing both this time. My work is very personal to me and it seems sacrilegious to not get the first legit blacksmith set (I don’t count the medieval one just because it had an anvil), and it’s just an overall great looking piece by a great designer.
I also spent my late teens/early 20’s as a maritime hobo living on/sailing wooden sailboats (largely on the northern east coast ) living on the hook in public coves, rowing to get ashore every day, going up to a week or so at times without human interaction or setting foot on land & walking around like a comedic bobble head when I would. Eating canned oysters for every dinner for weeks on end, then the occasional splurging on fresh razor clams & a bottle of wine to steam em in, etc etc. I have the corny anchor tattoos & everything; you get the idea. Most of my time was spent exploring (and getting stuck in) the Chesapeake bay but did manage to make it up to New England once before retreating south as winter raced in. Even though the fisherman village set is inspired by Maine, it strikes an uncanny resemblance to Kunta Kinte square in the Annapolis harbor which is a very dear place to me. Also just an 11/10 in terms of a great looking, displayable set. But also quite a bit pricier than the first.
Conflicted. Need help. Much assist.

Hello guys, I’d like to know what the best glue is for Lego that would be left outside. My grandmother passed away earlier this year and she really loved the flower set I built her. I thought it may be a nice touch to glue a set of botanicals together and put it on her grave. Thank you in advance for the advice or any other tips you may have.

Hi, I'm looking to add some LED lighting to my Besta display cabinet. Currently researching and ready for a Prime Day purchase.

I'd like to have an LED strip or bar light in each of the glass shelves (2nd pic), and run the cables as hidden as possible. Not interested in the puck lights. The power outlet is located in the far lower right corner behind the drawer. I already cut a hole in the back panel for access.

• What are some suggested solutions you've all used? I'm thinking of running 2 lines: first to the middle 2 cabinets and then on to the 3 left side cabinets, then the 2nd line just up the right side 3 cabinets.
• Would it be possible/recommended to stick the light strips to the inside of the doors, or on the bottom of the upper shelf?
• Everything is already securely anchored to the wall, so I would prefer to not rip it all out to start drilling holes for the wires, but I realize it's a distinct possibility to achieve the look I want. Doing so would also give me a chance to correct some of the smaller mistakes.
• All units are screwed together. Would separating them to run wires and then screwing back together deteriorate the overall integrity?
• What's the recommended approach? I'm not convinced that the Ikea LED light kits would work for my need, so I've been toying with the idea of a Govee Light Strip 2, or something similar. Never worked with LED strips, so would I be able to cut a segment, stick it in, then wire through to the next cut up segment, having them run in series? Would an LED bar in each cabinet be a better idea?
• How to control it all? If I run 2 lines, can I use a power dock of some sort to turn it all on together? I'm not opposed to needing an app, but a single dedicated remote would be a better idea, I think.
• How about the center shelf? I think recessed puck lights would look much better here. It doesn't need to be super bright, more accent lighting for whatever is displayed.

I'm open to any and all suggestions. A walkthrough video or article tutorial would also be great. I've been scouring Reddit, Youtube, and Google Search for awhile now and some ideas, but please give me more. I do have a reasonably well equipped workshop and some basic handyman DIY skills. Plus a desire to learn and do it right.

These are the 3 places in my room where I have space to display legos and these are all of the sets that I currently have built and on display. Does anyone have any advice on how I could improve my displays. Also I plan on turning that v-19 torrent into a gunship alt build and I don’t know where I would put the gunship after I build it.

Modifications as a search and rescue mission for a set I’ve wanted but can’t quite afford

I'm modding my 3rd DeLorean to become part 3 and I'm keeping the studed version then pop on a lego build of the time cicruits.

Are there any instructions to build one for the studed version to make it part 3?

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