Your technical support key is: 36b3-efb0-1756-6707 Sign up or log in to customize your list. Here's how it works: Anybody can ask a question The best answers are voted up and rise to the top This question already has an answer here: Where or how do I get replacement stickers for my Lego set? I recently bought a Lego Fire Boat (set number 60005) but for some reason, when I opened the box and shook out the contents (as I normally do) no sticker sheet fell out. I was wondering if you could help me out here, as this set is the jewel of my crown. I need them to create a (rather unusual) fire rescue MOC and film but I cannot do this without the stickers. If you can help me here, it'd be much appreciated. P.S. can you give me somesolutions? marked as duplicate by Joubarc This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question. LEGO Customer Service will be probably be happy to help you out.
They've been happy to replace missing or broken parts for me in the past. They have an online service for requesting replacement parts here: I don't think sticker sheets are listed in the inventories on that page though, so you'll have to add it manually using the "I can't find what I'm looking for" link at the bottom. Once the sheet is added to your cart, you just need to checkout and provide an address for shipping purposes. If you have any problems, you can also contact customer service directly from this page: Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged stickers moc or ask your own question. LEGO Easter Chick - 40202 LEGO City - High-speed Passenger Train - 60051 LEGO City - Cargo Train - 60052 LEGO Friends - Heartlake Horse Vet Trailer - 41125 LEGO Friends - Heartlake Amusement Park Hot Dog Van - 41129 LEGO City - Airport Passenger Terminal - 60104 LEGO Friends - Heartlake Grand Hotel - 41101 LEGO Star Wars - Millennium Falcon - 75105
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Make, break, build and play with these brilliant little bricks, no matter how old you are.How many Lego pieces did it take to make The Lego Movie? As it turns out, the film’s creators, directing and writing duo Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, didn’t just rely on actual Legos for the film; as the New York Times pointed out, just the number of bricks required for the task alone would’ve already cost millions of dollars. According to Warner Bros. Pictures, there are a total of 3,863,484 unique Lego bricks seen in the movie. But if you were to recreate the entire film only using Legos, you’d need 15,080,330, the studio said. With a unique blend of CG animation and actual Lego sets, the final look of The Lego Movie has a surprising visual depth; it almost appears as if someone painstakingly animated each and every movement through stop-motion. That’s because the animators went to great lengths to ensure that they included aspects of real Lego pieces when creating their characters.
In the video above, which was edited using footage provided by the studio, several animators of the film describe the intricate process of bringing virtual Lego bricks and scenes to life. “We tried to be quite authentic with the actual Lego product itself,” said CG supervisor Damien Gray. “There’s a lot of detail put into the sticker work, the decal work, the mold lines, chips, chunks, scratches — we tried to incorporate a lot of that.” In order to achieve that “played-with” look for Emmet and the other 182 unique minifigures that appear in the film, animators observed the physical models under microscopes to get every detail right. In addition to scrutinizing the appearance of the Lego bricks themselves, Lord and Miller also took into account other factors they wanted to mimic from stop-motion videos. “If you were animating this in real life, there would be all of these dust particles, and there is a bit of actual dandruff,” Miller told the Times.