Nice to be here! Questions.

SelvaLego

Hello! I’m a new user, recently arrived in this space. The other day, my father brought me a huge box full of my old Legos from the ‘90s. I’m thrilled! It’s been a challenge, but I’ve managed to assemble many of them. They’re in great condition, but most of them are missing a few pieces. Nothing major, but since I’m a bit of a perfectionist, I’d like to have the sets complete. Thanks to this website, which has helped me a lot, I’ve been able to inventory what’s missing.

Is there a way to have the same supplier send me the entire order? I often find that many pieces are spread across different sellers, and the shipping costs to spain is being ten times the cost of the actual product. I understand that sometimes the seller simply doesn’t have all the pieces, but I’m not sure how you usually handle this. Any ideas? I need almost 85 parts

Lawrence

Hello, the best thing to do would be to take a look at our buying guide here https://www.brickowl.com/help/buying-lego-parts

P6tu

There are two ways to do this.

For me, the most convenient way to do this, would be to:
1. Create a user in ReBrickable.com.
2. Save the sets you have into a list.
3. Mark the parts missing in those sets that you are missing.
4. Open "My Lost Parts" in ReBrickable.com .
5. Export the parst from that list as Brickstore BSX file.
6. Create a wishlist in BrickOwl.
7. Import those parts from that downloaded Brickstore BSX file to that wishlist.
8. Open "Stores" tab in BrickOwl and click on on "wishlist magic" link.
9. Select the wishlist from the left side menu and select the stores that you'd like.

Done. Since the list isn't that big, then not much more is needed to be done, but yeah, that is how I operate.

PS! I am no way related to ReBrickable and this not a promotion to their site nor nothing.

adjour

I am also a 90's collector, and found it better sometimes to just purchase partial sets from sellers and have extras than to do single pieces, especially if you have multiples of the same theme. There were not as many parts back in the day, and it was easier to do this with 80's and 90's sets than now.