Best place to get Lego spares?

[anonymous-user]

One of these missing from my F40

Should I register on Bricklink or is there a better avenue?

[MysteryLemon]

MrBig said:

One of these missing from my F40

Should I register on Bricklink or is there a better avenue?

Is there not a part number glossary in the back of the build instructions? Get the part no and google or ebay?

[mcdjl]

There's a form on the Lego website for missing parts such they send you....

[Stupeo]

Have you tried the Lego parts website?

http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Pick-A-Brick-ByTheme

[troc]

Go to the Lego website and fill out the missing part form and they will send you one in the post in a few days.

Lego customer service is excellent.

[anonymous-user]

Great thanks all. I managed to rob one from another set so the F40 is complete!

[jumare]

troc said:

Go to the Lego website and fill out the missing part form and they will send you one in the post in a few days.

Lego customer service is excellent.

This, if you have a part missing let them know and they'll send you a replacement in a nice Lego ploy bag. Otherwise Bricklink but you'll end up buying lots of other things.

What do you think of the F40 model? I'm looking at building version in black using the instructions you can download from the Lego website.

[anonymous-user]

I love it. I've been out of the lego game for many years, with the exception of a couple of small Technic sets last Christmas and the Ecto 1 earlier this year. Was a really fun build, have to admit taking a lot of pleasure from the little details that have been replicated from the real thing which probably won't ever be seen now that its completed.

The finished article feels a bit 'short' to me, but it looks great and the attention to detail on it is top notch. I would definitely recommend it.

[shep1001]

Brick owl is quite good or Brick link is another good site