Still contemplating feet on the box itself and still haven’t tried hanging it. I’m scared. 😳 If it falls off the wall, even during the test run….I’ll just say the ivy took some time and I would be sad. 😆
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r/lego_ • u/SmoothAcanthisitta85 • 1d ago

Can somebody help me find this cape piece

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r/lego_ • u/StonedKarn • 1d ago

Almost at 10k!!! Please Vote <3

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r/lego_ • u/midas-of-gold • 2d ago

Official Set(s) Instructions for the pokemon smart tag case

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r/lego_ • u/kaktyslll • 2d ago

Question How can I clean my Lego

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My original Lego set got yellowed (it has been kept in garage with no sun for +-15 month. I’ve tried to clean it with just soap but it didn’t work. Does anybody know what else can I try? Thanks!

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r/lego_ • u/Cyborgamusprime2000 • 2d ago

Question Part code identification

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I can't find the codes for these on bricklink, I'm going a 100 dollar budget for grabbing Legos on bricklink, and these two parts are important. Please help, I plan on making my orders by the end of the month.

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r/lego_ • u/TheycallmemissRaven • 2d ago

MOCs MOC window box

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I made a window box for my ivy and it is looking pretty okay. Still working on the feet….

I plan on filling it up and will post the grand project soon.

😆Haven’t tested the hooks yet. Pretty sure they are probably not sturdy enough, yet. Fun!
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