Brickset Lego Collections

I could not find any topic about this, which was kinda surprising.

Brickset.com is a website that helps you keep track of the sets you have and the sets you want. According to Brickset, I own 265 individual sets, 282 if I count the sets I have more then one.
I have approximately 250 minifigures and around 21,000 LEGO parts (this is only an approximation, I also have a tone of spare parts I got, my total parts collection might be close to 25,000).
This site is very useful, I really recommend it to any LEGO fan.
What about you? Do you use this website? If so, how big is your LEGO collection according to it?

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edited the title for clarity~meep

I don’t really use brickset.
But my Lego collection is massive.

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You really should.

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Ok

I don’t k ow if I remember some of the sets i have, tho.

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Even so, this site is very helpful. I would have bever guessed that I have over 21,000 parts!

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According to brickset I have 58,610 pieces, but I know I have more from bricklink orders. I have no idea how many pieces I have bought from there, maybe 1,000?

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Dude, that is more then twice then I have! How many sets you have?

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I recently signed up and just completed indexing my collection. According to Brickset I’ve got 236 sets, which obviously does not include my large number of loose parts for MOCing, and I also have a considerable amount of non-Lego brick sets that oviously aren’t on Brickset. 82248 parts for me (in sets).
What I find really interesting is this list, which shows how many sets I have from each theme:

By far the most of my collection is Technic, followed by Creator and Bionicle.

I actually thought 236 is a huge number of sets, then I started looking at other people’s Brickset collections… @TotalMaddness how does a human being manage to collect over 1600 Lego sets?! I’m blown away.

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Mono has one of those magic bags from Felix the Cat

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actually over 2000 sets once you count duplicates

I’ve been collecting for almost my entire life. Though I do plan on selling a large portion of my collection this year

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Dang. That’s… a lot.

I’d certainly be curious to see how it all looks together, I might create a “show your entire Lego collection” topic (I’m surprised that doesn’t seem to exist yet).

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Don’t have it all built. If I did I’d have sold it years ago

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I just discovered Brickset’s collection analysis page and it’s really fascinating. It gives out various graphs and data about your collection.

Here’s the special breakdown for Bionicle:

If you’ve got your collection on Brickset, go check this page out. It’s interesting!

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I knew you can upload your collection onto Bricklink, it’s cool that Brickset does it too. Might have to try out that graph!

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