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LEGO Sets Inserting LEGO sets in your pages is easy. All you need is the set number from LUGNET’s LEGO Set database. You write... <<LEGOSet(6399)>> <<LEGOSet(6990)>> <<LEGOSet(6991)>> You get...     6054 Forestmen's Hideout 198 elements, 2 figures, US$17.50, 1988 LEGO > SYSTEM > Castle > Forestmen     6066 Camouflaged Outpost 211 elements, 6 figures, US$23, 1987 LEGO > SYSTEM > Castle > Forestmen     6071 Forestmen's Crossing 203 elements, 5 figures, US$28.50, 1990 LEGO > SYSTEM > Castle > Forestmen Beware of ambiguities The LEGO Company has, unfortunately, on occasion released two or more sets under the same set number. For example, LEGO set #6848 was used in 1985 and then again in 1988!     6848 Strategic Pursuer 58 elements, 1 figure, 1988 LEGO > SYSTEM > Space > Futuron       6848 Interplanetary Shuttle 50 elements, 1 figure, 1985 LEGO > SYSTEM > Space > {Classic} Stranger things have happened. In 1989, a value pack numbered #1974 used that same number #1974 for all three of the constituent sets within it!     1974 Bonus Pack 158 elements, 4 figures, US$10, 1989 LEGO > SYSTEM > Bonus Packs       1974 Flyercracker U.S.A. 1 figure, 1989 LEGO > SYSTEM > Town > {}       1974 Smuggler's Hayride 48 elements, 2 figures, 1989 LEGO > SYSTEM > Castle > Forestmen       1974 Star Quest 1 figure, 1989 LEGO > SYSTEM > Space > Futuron And in 2000, the DUPLO Egg set #2751 actually came in four different flavors:     2751 {DUPLO egg puppy} 5? elements, 0 figures, US$4, 2000 LEGO > DUPLO > {Eggs}       2751 {DUPLO egg racecar} 1 figure, US$4, 2000 LEGO > DUPLO > {Eggs}       2751 {DUPLO egg baby stroller} 1 figure, US$4, 2000 LEGO > DUPLO > {Eggs}       2751 {Little Forest Friends egg} 1 figure, US$4, 2000 LEGO > DUPLO > Little Forest Friends > {Eggs} Avoiding ambiguities In cases of ambiguity, an appendage is applied to the set number. A fully unambiguous Set ID consists of the set number (for example 1974), followed by an underscore (“_”), followed by an issue number (almost always 1, but in the case of set #1974, it’s 1, 2, 3, or 4). You write... <<LEGOSet(1974_4)>> You get...     1974 Star Quest 1 figure, 1989 LEGO > SYSTEM > Space > Futuron How do you figure out what number to put after the underscore? You look at the very end of the URL in the set database and use that. For example, if this is the URL of the set that you want to show:       http://guide.lugnet.com/set/6861_2 then you would write:       <<LEGOSet(6861_2)>>

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