Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks

Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks by natch on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:31PM (#20178310)

Sets is just one mindset. There are people with a different mindset who do want unsorted bricks. I do realize you were replying to a specific mention of sets though.

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Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks by baddox on Thursday June 13, 2019 @04:47PM (#20178431)

I've looked into it a bit. With some exceptions for very rare pieces, it's almost certainly not worth the effort of cataloging all your random LEGO pieces, unless you enjoy the process itself.

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Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks by Symbiote on Thursday June 13, 2019 @05:54PM (#20178928)

Spread it out onto the floor, photograph it, and stick it on eBay for $20 or whatever.

Or, donate it to a school or charity shop (thrift store?).

That you don't want to realise the full value doesn't mean it has no value.

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Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks by jacquesm on Thursday June 13, 2019 @05:07PM (#20178581)

Agreed, that's not worth it if you value your time. But a rough idea of what sets are in there plus a kg price and someone will be happy to take it.

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Re:Lego Struggles to Find a Plant-Based Plastic That Clicks by natch on Friday June 14, 2019 @01:12AM (#20180725)

Right, though I said nothing about cataloging.

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