Need helps on identity the parts

[szhang0407]

Hi there, I wonder which set does these parts belong to. Thanks

[ediebrickette]

That looks like a 7959 Geonosian Starfighter.

http://www.brickpicker.com/bpms/set.cfm?set=7959-1

Edited November 20, 2014 by ediebrickette

[szhang0407]

Thanks! I think you are right

[Neosphinx]

The first is possibly 76011 Manbat attack

[Huskers1236]

The first is possibly 76011 Manbat attack

Yeah, I think you're right.  A Man Bat heli that has been mangled.

[terrymc4677]

Sorry to interrupt the pre Black Friday buying frenzy, but I'm hoping someone can tell me what set this is from. I received it in the bulk lot I bought off Craig's the other day. I scoured the brickset database, but for the life of me I can't find it. Thanks a bunch.

[Guest brickcrazyhouse]

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=7660-1 i think

[Thumper]

one of the vulture droids, probably #7660

[terrymc4677]

Thank you both. I believe that is it. I appreciate it.

[Victorymike18]

Just a friendly tip that I have learned:   Look for the most unique piece on the set and enter that part # on Bricklink.  (In your case I would look at the four long brown wedge pieces, which I believe are Part #30382)

 

So once you successfully see the part on BL, click the link for "This part appears in X sets, view them"  and then scroll down to the color your part is.   

 

I just did this and sure-enough, set # 7660 has four of those in Reddish-Brown, and looks (as I can tell) exactly like what you posted a picture of (which someone linked earlier)

 

You can then look at the set inventory and pretty easily identify a few more parts to confirm.  (For example, I actually mistook that as set # 7111, but  a few back & forth glances to your picture set me straight)

 

I do this often, and find it is the easiest way to ID sets.   I also part out sets, so this method works well for that... 

Edited December 7, 2014 by Victorymike18

[akirk]

Just a friendly tip that I have learned:   Look for the most unique piece on the set and enter that part # on Bricklink.  (In your case I would look at the four long brown wedge pieces, which I believe are Part #30382)...

 

but how do you first work out the part no?

(currently going through c. 20kgs of lego...)

 

Alasdair

[Cross]

Take that one to The Lord, or file it under "miscellaneous".

[Victorymike18]

but how do you first work out the part no?

(currently going through c. 20kgs of lego...)

 

Alasdair

 

Nearly every single Lego piece will have the part number somewhere underneath - Typically a four or five digit number.   You'll find this on all but the smallest of pieces.

[akirk]

Ah - didn't realise that - will make life much easier!

 

Alasdair

[Deanfjr]

What would you call these bricks? They are from the Joker Bumper Car, my son & I want to order different colors to customize for each super hero. Thanks

[thoroakenfelder]

8 minutes ago, Deanfjr said:

What would you call these bricks? They are from the Joker Bumper Car, my son & I want to order different colors to customize for each super hero. Thanks

check the inventory on bricklink follow the links on that site to see what other colors are available.

[Deanfjr]

Thank you very much!

[Phil B]

11 minutes ago, thoroakenfelder said:

check the inventory on bricklink follow the links on that site to see what other colors are available.

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