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Why does LEGO sell minifigures randomly?

I often want to buy only some minifigures in each series and might want to buy more than one of a given minifigure but LEGO doesn't allow it. You know, it wants to give you a nice surprise in each minifigure bag :). I can guess that the reason is…
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Is there any difference in the power, wheel, and track technology between 2018 trains and 2022 trains?

LEGO came out with 60197 City Passenger Train and 60198 City Cargo Train in 2018. Much more recently they released very similar sets 60337 City Express Passenger Train and 60336 City Freight Train. All four sets have the same "Powered Up" logo on…
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Extra wing pieces (21+22) in Ferrari Daytona 42143. Did I miss a step or did Lego get it wrong?

The Ferrari Daytona SP3 (42143) is supposed to have 10x 6319983 (small wing #22) and 11x 6316923 (small wing #21), both in black. It says so on the part-list and they are in the box. However I have 1 of each left-over after the build and I can't see…
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Gun turret for a Star Wars ship?

Would someone know what set this belongs to?
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5x3 Half Round Problem

How can I hide on top of this with tile pieces? To make it like this: Edit: Thank @jncraton for the solution Before answering I made it like this: But now it looks way better and it will be more stable:
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Alternative controller for LEGO NXT

I love the NXT platform and have quite an investment in sensors and motors, etc. I would like to know if there are alternative controllers that have been integrated with the NXT sensors/motors. By more powerful I mean floating point math, more…
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Identify unusual parts - 1x2 with a circle on the end

I found 8 of these in a box of miscellaneous Lego but they don't have a part number on them. Anyone seen these before? Any idea what the part number might be so that I might be able to identify the set they are from? Thank you
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Are there more studs or "antistuds"?

I was reflecting this morning about the recently introduced element Brick 1 x 1 with Stud on One Side and the fact that there is no real counterpart for it; that is, a 1x1 brick with a hollow cavity on one side (like the backside of our beloved…
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Identify LEGO set which looks like helicopter

Can you help me identify this LEGO set please?
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I got a vintage roof brick that is very nice but can’t find what it is?

I got these parts in a lot, but can’t find any history or brand or set on them?
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How can I build a Lego slope of this exact angle with ideally only legal techniques?

I'm currently building a functional Lego escalator that is minifigure-scaled and with staircases transitioning from flat platform to stairwell. Here's my progress so far: But with the design of the staircases hopefully out of the way for now, I've…
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What does "all wheel drive" actually mean in the Land Rover Defender set?

The Land Rover Defender is described by LEGO as "all wheel drive". There is no motor directly attached to power the wheels. The set cannot move unless we pull it by hand. So, what does "all wheel drive" mean? What about other sets like Jeep…
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Help identifying likely Star Wars Set

I bought some LEGO in bulk and would love some help identifying what ship/craft these pieces might belong to. Any help is appreciated!
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Duplo block with facecloth or towel on

I'm currently kitting out a new bathroom for my Lego son, and I would like to modify a set of drawers, including using Duplo pieces as labels for the drawer contents. I've found Duplo blocks for toothbrushes/toothpaste, toilet rolls, shampoo/soap…
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How do I build a paper feeder with LEGO to transfer a single sheet of paper from a deck robustly?

I want to create an apparatus (which might be called a paper feeder) to take a still image for each paper taken from a deck of 500 sheets robustly. Robustly means that the apparatus must guarantee all sheets of paper get captured by the still…
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