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In lugnet.loc.uk, Lawrence Wilkes writes:
> Where on Earth do you keep your Lego collections?
> What about you folks who take trading seriously - where do you put it all?
I actually trade very little but I have gone on a crazy spending spree of
late and am buried in MISB sets. I can't seem to find the time to open and
sort them. Currently, most of them have found a nice spot in a desk in the
basement, but the pile is growing at an exponentionnal rate (almost).
> Do you have a dedicated room, the loft, the garage, or just stick it in any
> nook and cranny you can find?
> Do have your sets on display?
> What about train or city layouts? Who has a permanent one?
I have actually taken over half of the basement. I have had a Town built for
the last 6 years. It has changed quite a bit since it's humble beginnings. I
also have some sets on display on top of the TV, on the kitchen table, on
bedroom shelves and other assorted furniture.
> Whilst I am very keen on Lego, I wouldnt call myself a serious collector. I
> am not interested in ensuring I have every set of a specific theme for
> example.
> Even so, I still wonder where to keep it all (especially display it and keep
> large layouts permanent).
I buy storage bins and drawers when they come on special. They are perfect
for sorting. I also cut up boxes from small sets and store them in larger
set boxes. The latter hold up some tables in my display.
Kev Z
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