How many bricks do you have?

[Mikisajlo]

Im asking this just for fun and to see how much bricks people from all around the world have.

Edited August 30, 2013 by Mikisajlo

[kermit]

Way too many to count.

[eurotrash]

Way too many to count.

Kermit with your '1+1+1=2' tag I wouldn't rely on your counting skills anyway....

[RaincloudDustbin]

Hmm. A ****load :)

[Phoxtane]

Roundabouts 35-38,000 I think. I haven't really done a proper inventory yet, though I should...

[UrbanErwin]

My brickset says I have 31000 but I haven't bought a set since 2 years ago, I only buy pieces. So a lot.

[LEGO Guy Bri]

Sets alone, over 248k, with all the uncounted parts and individual set model bags, another 5-10k

[Junpei]

Too many to count. (obviously I could count them, but that is way too much work) I probably have maybe 40,000+ pieces, hardly a fraction of some other people's tho.

[Xyver]

My Brickset count puts me at 77,392, with parts only orders I'd say easily 85,000.

Wow, no wonder I can never find the part I want.

[RaincloudDustbin]

Probably over 50-60... 000

[Kivi]

Somewhere in between 30.000 and 40.000 and growing.

[Cwetqo]

"We have piece counts for 389 of the sets you own. Using that data we have calculated that you own 151122 pieces! Here's a list of the sets you own that we don't have piece counts for."

+several ten thousand loose bricks

[rubberninja]

not 100% but def over 50,000.

[SirDuc]

Around 120.000 - only collected since december last year. Suddenly I dont' feel well.

[Freekysch]

We have piece counts for 17 of the sets you own. Using that data we have calculated that you own 9985 pieces! I am a newbie in Lego.

PS: all pieces are technic, i have some System too, but the are not listed in my Brickset collection.

[legolijntje]

Brickset says I have close to 48.000 parts, but it doesn't count all sets and I bought a bunch of loose parts so it's probably around 50.000.

At the moment....

[Follows Closely]

230K in sets, a total of 800K - 900K.

[jimmynick]

I went through Bricklink and made a spreadsheet of what I have - it totalled a bit more than 11k. But I'm sure I missed a small set or two from 1998 or so, and I've accumulated about 1000 parts from PaB, so let's say I have 12.5k parts. But most of them are sequestered in sets and I can't bring myself to part them out.

I had a nostalgic moment going through my old sets - does anyone else remember ZNAP?

[kungpo]

My rebrickable stats reckons I have about 250K in sets, so including loose parts and unaccounted sets, maybe 500K pieces. I guess that makes me a Lego nut...

[Lego Spy]

Brickset says I've got 29,103 pieces at the moment, so most likely around 30,000 - 32,000.

[eurotrash]

Somewhere in the vicinity of 37,000.... and it's still not enough

[pbat]

I had a nostalgic moment going through my old sets - does anyone else remember ZNAP?

Yeah! It's a pity that it was abandoned that quickly. OK, it had its flaws, but the quite similar Fischertechnik is available since 1966 and still sold (in spite of the fact that it is not Lego-compatible...)

But back to topic: Is it really a good idea to count single bricks? Wouldn't it be more useful to count whole kg or even m³ ? Or is this a thread à la "How to attract burglars?"

[splatman]

Or is this a thread à la "How to attract burglars?"

And whack 'em over the head with a Bionicle tooth-studded, boat weight-filled LEGO Technic club?

[Blondie-Wan]

My Peeron inventory currently shows 139,490 parts, but it's not quite up-to-date. I'd guess it's somewhere a bit over 150,000 now.

[Balrog]

According to Rebrickable, my collection is slightly below 25k.