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I found a Teddy Bear in transparent red color, have anyone ever seen this before? I'm just not sure where can I buy this guy.

I am attempting to load a UF2 file into an EV3 robot, however when I plug everything in, nothing appears. Windows recognises that a device has been plugged in, and it even appears in the Device ...

Got it from bulk, please help identify the set.

When I build a set I tend to keep the box and instructions as I noticed they add to the value of the set. I also keep the extra parts in the box but I'm not so sure if they add actual value. My ...

I've been looking through the parts of an old manual I have and I noticed the odd-length gray axles appear black and the even-length black axles appear white and black. Is this just an artifact of ...

Please could you send me instructions on how to build the outer frame of a "Gamecube" controller.

Difficult to find which set. Thanks in advance.

Got this from a bulk partly assembled.

I'd like to design a poker scene similar to this one: I've been able to find some individual cards such as the joker. However, I can't find the full 'hand' piece in the bottom right. Is that a real ...

Please could somebody tell me how to make the body of a Gamecube controller

Can anyone please help with identifying the Design ID as well as the Element ID for this piece. It is a legitimate LEGO piece as can be seen by the name on the studs. However there is no information ...

If you have seen my recent question, i made a "Gamecube" and now i want to make a controller but how can i make the joystick's? (Sorry about how destroyed the controller is)

Please help me identify which set this belongs to! Looks like pieces to a tree maybe? Inside the big bag there is a mini bag with some flame pieces and more green and brown pieces. The front of the ...

Found my wife's old 2001 "Nintendo Gamecube" and then it sparked an idea. Once I was done it looked very nice but I still feel there is something missing! How can I make round controller ...

Official LEGO stores offer the opportunity to fill a cup (small or large) with LEGO elements from a wall with shelves, usually near the back at the store. These are called PAB walls (Pick A Brick) ...