Enter the characters you see below Sorry, we just need to make sure you're not a robot. For best results, please make sure your browser is accepting cookies. Type the characters you see in this image:Items 1 to 60 of 64 Items 1 to 60 of 64In the customer service section of the LEGO Shop at Home website, go to “Bricks and Pieces” and “I want to buy a piece”. This section lets you call up a part number or set number and see the list of parts. You can order up to 200 of at least 10 types at a time of whichever parts are in stock, albeit at a price that is higher than the mean price in sets. What you gain in direct applicability to your model, you pay for in higher price per piece. first to compare prices because new parts can be either cheap or expensive. Sometimes the lack of availability or the high price on Bricklink means that the Shop at Home option is most convenient.I have made a couple of orders for my BB-8 Droid. In some cases I wanted a higher quantity of a piece than Bricklink could offer.
If you take into account your time in making multiple orders, the convenience of a single source of new parts can work out cheaper overall.If you want gears, axles and pins then normal Technic kits have loads of them. Motors would be bought individually as Power Functions items from LEGO Shop at Home. I would usually go for new motors or other complex functional elements because I know their history. In quite a few locally-sourced 2nd hand lots I’ve had in the past, it seems the owners may have lost interest when the motors burned out.I found it tricky to get pneumatic parts or belts from LEGO Shop customer services; they always show as “out of stock”. LEGO Education may be a better source of belts as those kits use them more. I look at the latest sets containing pneumatics for those parts.At the moment the Bucket Wheel Excavator 42055 has a large selection of parts for a reasonable price. £180 for almost 4000 parts works out at 4.5p/piece, a lot cheaper than individual parts from LEGO Shop at Home, so a couple of those for the bulk and fewer specific orders might be the cheapest way to do it.
You may also find a discount of up to 20% in toy retailers at this time of year (October) because toy retailers make most of their sales in the run up to Christmas.I suggest Bricklink for the cheapest route, but have fun searching through the categories of Technic pieces, as they do have multiple names and can be considered different things. and click on the Bricks and Pieces tab, where you can independently order however many pieces you need, it’ll be slightly more expensive than Bricklink, but it seems better to find the parts.They tend to have packages of specific pieces. You can order any individual LEGO pieces from the online stores there. Conditions of Use & Sale Shop by grade level Machines & Mechanisms for Middle School Machines & Mechanisms for Elementary The maximum quantity of an item that can purchased in each transaction is 99.To inquire about purchasing more than 99 of one item, please call 800-362-4738.£10.50Buy it now watching | View detailsCondition:NewTime left:20d 20h 7m
Building IdesLego BuildingLego TechniquesBuilding TechniquesLego ScienceScience FairAndre'S PinsEv3 ProjectsMechanical LinkagesForwardA complete tutorial on Lego gears, their advantages and disadvantages as well as the basic laws of mechanics that apply to them. Updated on February 19th 2010.Click the images to select the respective gears. Start with the first pair and add more pairs as needed: [ remove pair ] Select your drive motor to see the theoretical output speed in RPM (Rotations Per Minute): Assuming that the red gear is the input, the gray beam is the output and that the yellow gear is not rotating (e.g. fixed to a motor): specify numbers of teeth for red and yellow gear below, then click calculate. The red dot marks the position of your driver gear's axle. Select the position of your follower gear's axle to see the available gear combinations:LEGO® Gears, Pulleys & Chain 16x 8 Tooth Gears - $3.95 Dark Gray Technic, 8 Tooth Gears - 16 packLEGO® Part 10928
8x Wheel Pulley - $7.95 Technic Light Grey Wheel Pulley - 8 PackLEGO® Part 4185 Technic Tan Wheel Pulley - 8 PackLEGO® Part 4185 8x Gear Rack - $9.95 Light Grey Gear Rack - 8 packLEGO® Part 3743 White Gear Rack - 8 packLEGO® Part 3743 Black Gear Rack - 8 packLEGO® Part 3743 8x Worm Screw - $4.95 Lego Worm Screw Light Grey - 8 packLEGO® Part 4716 Lego Worm Screw Black - 8 packLEGO® Part 4716 8x Worm Screw - $9.95 Dark Grey Worm Screw with 2 bushes - 8 packLEGO® Part 15457 50x Tread Links - $11.50 Black Tread Links - 50 packLEGO® Part 3873 25x Chain Link - $9.50 Lego Technic Chain Lin - 25 packLEGO® Part 3711 4x Gear Rack - $4.95 Gear Rack 1x7 with Axle/Pin Holes - 4 packLEGO® Part 87761 4x Gear Rack - $9.95 Gear Rack 1x13 with Axle/Pin Holes - 4 packLEGO® Part 64781 4x Gear Rack - $24.95 Yellow Gear Rack 11x11 Curved - 4 packLEGO® Part 24121 4x Clutch Catch - $2.95
Red Technic Changeover Catch - 4 packLEGO® Part 6641 4x Clutch Gear - $3.95 Red Technic, Gear 16 Tooth with Clutch on Both Sides - 4 pack - LEGO® Part 18946 4x Clutch Gear - $2.95 Dark Gray Technic, Gear 16 Tooth with Clutch, Smooth - 4 pack - LEGO® Part 6542b 4x Technic Cam - $5.95 Dark Gray Technic Cam - 4 packLEGO® Part 6575 4x Clutch Gear - $4.95 Dark Gray Technic, Gear 16 Tooth with Clutch - 4 pack - LEGO® Part 6542 4x Driving Ring - $2.95 Light Gray Technic Driving Ring Extension - 4 pack - LEGO® Part 32187 4x Driving Ring 2L - $3.95 Red Technic Driving Ring 2L - LEGO® Part 6539 4x Driving Ring 3L - $4.95 Dark Gray Technic Driving Ring 3L - LEGO® Part 18947 4x Pin Connector - $3.95 Black Technic, Pin Connector Toggle Joint Smooth Double with Axle and Pin Holes Black Technic, Pin Connector Toggle Joint Smooth Double with 2 Pins Turntable Type 1- $8.95 Light Grey Top and Black Bottom Complete AssemblyLEGO® Part 2856c03