Lego part list program?

[bowen179]

Is there any program or website out there that you can use to create a part list? I know on brick link you can create a parts wanted list but you cant specify how many of said bricks you need which is what i need.

[wolfwing]

Is there any program or website out there that you can use to create a part list? I know on brick link you can create a parts wanted list but you cant specify how many of said bricks you need which is what i need.

Actually something like this would be good for catalog so you can keep track of what pieces you yourself have. This would be something I'm curious about.

[Fugazi]

Is there any program or website out there that you can use to create a part list? I know on brick link you can create a parts wanted list but you cant specify how many of said bricks you need which is what i need.

If you're planning your builds in LEGO Digital Designer you can use LDD Manager, a wonderful tool that can easily generate part lists.

If you're starting from scratch I think that you can create part lists on Rebrickable.com, though I have never used it myself.

Actually something like this would be good for catalog so you can keep track of what pieces you yourself have. This would be something I'm curious about.

Basebrick, Peeron, Rebrickable and a number of other web-based tools out there can help you manage your collection at the part level.

[Vincent Kessels]

Is there any program or website out there that you can use to create a part list? I know on brick link you can create a parts wanted list but you cant specify how many of said bricks you need which is what i need.

You can specify with BrickLink how many parts you need by specifying: "Notify me only if the Quantity of the part for sale is more or equal to: ____"

This quantity will also be used to add to your shopping cart if you choose to.

Oh, and Welcome to Eurobricks bowen179!

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