Hi,
I inherited a load of Lego from the 1970's (shortly before I stopped playing with it in my youth) and am now trying to identify which sets it is made up of (as I want to build the original sets). Through a process of elimination, I'm getting there slowly, mainly through identifying the most unique bricks (already identified set 360 this way).
I've attached a few bricks, which I believe are form early 1970's sets. If someone can help identify where they are from, that would be great!
I should point out - I anticipate that these bricks in the image are not necessarily from the same set - they are amongst hundreds of other bricks.
It is also of course possible that these are from 1960's sets - I'm making an assumption that they are 70's, based on the previous owner's birth date.
I inherited a load of Lego from the 1970's (shortly before I stopped playing with it in my youth) and am now trying to identify which sets it is made up of (as I want to build the original sets). Through a process of elimination, I'm getting there slowly, mainly through identifying the most unique bricks (already identified set 360 this way).
I've attached a few bricks, which I believe are form early 1970's sets. If someone can help identify where they are from, that would be great!
I should point out - I anticipate that these bricks in the image are not necessarily from the same set - they are amongst hundreds of other bricks.
It is also of course possible that these are from 1960's sets - I'm making an assumption that they are 70's, based on the previous owner's birth date.
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Hi,
They are light grey. I think they do belong to 331 and 331, and one other of a similar type.
I think the long one with the hole comes from a motor set, though I don't have the motor.
Here's one which has really been bugging me though - these large light grey "basic" type plates.
They are light grey. I think they do belong to 331 and 331, and one other of a similar type.
I think the long one with the hole comes from a motor set, though I don't have the motor.
Here's one which has really been bugging me though - these large light grey "basic" type plates.
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The motorised set is a possibility, however I don't have any of the pieces required to make the blue and yellow truck (notably the doors and the longer grey chassis plate).
I am pretty sure I do have the dumper truck and the tow truck.
I am pretty sure I do have the dumper truck and the tow truck.
Yes, it probably is the castle set from weetabix. That would also explain why I have 1 single Legi flag (minus broken pole)!
The 3 town promotion sets from 1976 were in fact my first sets, which I still have.
Thanks!
The 3 town promotion sets from 1976 were in fact my first sets, which I still have.
Thanks!
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Hi,
They are light grey. I think they do belong to 331 and 331, and one other of a similar type.
I think the long one with the hole comes from a motor set, though I don't have the motor.
Here's one which has really been bugging me though - these large light grey "basic" type plates.
They are light grey. I think they do belong to 331 and 331, and one other of a similar type.
I think the long one with the hole comes from a motor set, though I don't have the motor.
Here's one which has really been bugging me though - these large light grey "basic" type plates.
Are the plates light grey or dark grey?
lightgrey could be in set: 100,112,113,115,702, 102, 103, 107, 120 etc 1969-1971
I don't know dark grey.
lightgrey could be in set: 100,112,113,115,702, 102, 103, 107, 120 etc 1969-1971
I don't know dark grey.
I think they may be from 332 and 331 (I have the doors and the winch), but as I don't have any grey tyres at all, I'm not so sure.
Did they sell the same sets with black tyres?
Also, I think the long grey plate with the gap is for a motor, but I don't have the motor.
Did they sell the same sets with black tyres?
Also, I think the long grey plate with the gap is for a motor, but I don't have the motor.
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