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Re: Have LEGO, will travel
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Sat, 17 Oct 1998 17:03:01 GMT
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Louise Belles writes:
> The topic of traveling with LEGOS came up on a previous thread, and I • suggested
> strapping bins together. But I didn't realise Larry P. was talking about • plane
> travel, not just across town. For plane travel I would go with the large
> zip-lock bags - up to 2 gal. Then pile these in a duffel bag, or even the
> corners of your suitcase.
Yup, that's what I've been doing. And for what to bring on the drive out here
to CO, I opened up two technic shuttles, a bigfoot, two robots, and some other
sets, dumped all the parts bags into one big 66 quart bin, (on top of 6 gal
worth of unsorted parts I had not yet taken care of) then filled up another 66
quart bin with pickings from my shoebox bins (kept sorted with new shoebox
bins I bought special). I didn't want to bring so much stuff that I had trouble
getting it back to Ada (like I did from Detroit, it filled an entire van that I
rented)... but I wanted enough to build happily.
Since I am about to aquire a collection from a CO native that will need some
parts replacement, I am concerned that I don't have enough assortment of stuff
with me to do it here.
But my question REALLY was around, if you had to put together a small "kit" of
parts to keep you amused while you were on an airplane, or overnight on a biz
trip to kill an hour or two, what would you take and how would you keep it
organized (keeping in mind that small for me does not necessarily equal small
for you... I had one 2 gal ziplok, plus an 8437 bought from Macfrugals the
first week I was here, built a chemical tanker and a hopper car (which are at
work now), but felt very hemmed in, possibility wise. Now I have more stuff.
bwhahaha)?
Would you take a treasured set? Or two? Or would you try to outfit a kit? Would
you stick to your favorite theme? (take pity on me, RR models are BIG compared
to town vehicles! )
-Lar
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| I have a PLANO mid height tackle box with the contents of an 8062 Technic Universal set. I supplied the inventory to Dave Baum and it should be in the LugNet inventory. This is a great set that lets you do useful building with a minimal parts count. (...) (26 years ago, 17-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
| | | Re: Have LEGO, will travel
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| (...) Would (...) pretty well, on their side in the original tray, which also keeps the pieces together while building. But I usually take a good mystery on a business trip, I cann't remember the last time I had time to read at home. For long trips (...) (26 years ago, 18-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
| | | Re: Have LEGO, will travel
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| (...) This probably runs counter to most of y'all but for filling small numbers of short times to kill I think that a few bags of rectangular blocks and some slopes would do. I like building in two modes. One is to see what I can do with plain (...) (26 years ago, 20-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
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| The topic of traveling with LEGOS came up on a previous thread, and I suggested strapping bins together. But I didn't realise Larry P. was talking about plane travel, not just across town. For plane travel I would go with the large zip-lock bags - (...) (26 years ago, 17-Oct-98, to lugnet.storage)
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