Everyone is different. Some love plans, others hate them. Some like to make something and keep it on display, others like to make it then play with it, while others just want to make stuff. Some of my kids have used sites like this [1] for years while others ignore them.
Rebrickable helps breathe new life into your kids’ old Lego sets
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Re: Rebrickable helps breathe new life into your kids’ old Lego sets
#22We've used rebrickable since early 2014 I believe, it is unbelievably useful. We keep our full inventory on the site, and it's really convenient to be able to see how close you are to having the retail sets as well. The guy who built the site (someotheridiot) used to be fairly active here, he built it originally as an exercise in Postgres if I recall correctly. He even has an API for the site.
I'm still lurking around, don't have time to contribute much here anymore :)
Re: Rebrickable helps breathe new life into your kids’ old Lego sets
#23We've used rebrickable since early 2014 I believe, it is unbelievably useful. We keep our full inventory on the site, and it's really convenient to be able to see how close you are to having the retail sets as well. The guy who built the site (someotheridiot) used to be fairly active here, he built it originally as an exercise in Postgres if I recall correctly. He even has an API for the site.
I'm still lurking around, don't have time to contribute much here anymore :)
We bought the android app this week BTW, thanks for keeping this thing going. Dang we love this tool. If you need help or anything lemme know (mostly a business analyst, but I'm web/python savvy too)