Peeron

[Tingo]

www.peeron.com

Useful For Checking Your Lego Sets.

[TheQ]

Hmm.. I am belief that every LEGO fan should know what the Peeron is. I am even registered there (along with John (Jails)) and I keep going there regularly.

Bit of more info for you, Tingo: Peeron is place that is more devoted to the parts, not the sets. It is also oldest set category there is but not only. Other sites are LUGNET Guide and Brickset. I like the Brickset more, since it is faster. Peeron I use for searching parts and looking my own part collection.

Oh, just out of the interest, here is my Peeron status:

Sets = 103 Sets (92 unique), 13,100 Parts, $1,437, 166 Minifigs.

Loose parts = Total parts: 377

Add another 1000 and that sounds correct.

[Tingo]

tingo said:

www.peeron.com

Useful For Checking Your Lego Sets.

Did you listen to what I said?

Useful for checking your Lego sets, How do you do that? With the parts.

[TheQ]

Yeah, but chances are that you aren't familiar with other set catalogues. Just wanted to give links that might be useful.

What you mean by:
"Useful for checking your Lego sets, How do you do that? With the parts." ?

-Q

[J1A3L5]

Yes, peeron is great. I use it linked to my LUGNET account, so it auto-updates, and often use it in conjunction with Bricklink.

You can't be without it.

-John.

[Tingo]

theq said:

Yeah, but chances are that you aren't familiar with other set catalogues. Just wanted to give links that might be useful.

What you mean by:
"Useful for checking your Lego sets, How do you do that? With the parts." ?

-Q

Peeron lets you see all the parts to the set number that you type In. If your selling Lego on eBay or something then you can check your sets there.

[TheQ]

Hmm.. I usually use the Peeron to see what pieces the set I am going to buy has.

[Tingo]

Thats someting else you can do on It,