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Re: Where do you keep your Lego?
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lugnet.loc.uk, lugnet.general
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Fri, 3 Nov 2000 12:51:52 GMT
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I have Lego all over my house. I live in Bogotá, so my place is very
different to all you AFOL. I think I am the only Lego fan in Colombia. I
have the big part of my collection in my daughter room (3 years old) in a
selfmade bookcase of real bricks and wood. I have sorted in drawers and
rubermaid boxes.(of course near the roof). The boxes of the sets are in the
garage in the TV, Monitor boxes.
I have a very speciall place for the catalogs, instructions, ephimera in a
bookcase in my room, near my bed in special portfolios. (like 25 of them).
I am wondering now how many pieces I have, because I never count it. I think
i have like 50.000-100.000. But still a good question.
I am a book fan, so the books are in competition for space (I have like
4.500 books). Of course I have a very....very good collection of lego books
and related.
My house is like 230 m2, and I am constructing now a ver large room to my
books the lego, computer etc. It will be like 36m2 with a high roof to build
a big bookcase.(this bookcase is a very future plan)
I have a bookcase with glass in my study and I put some finish models in it,
but the dust enter and I have to send it to a big plastic box, until I found
a system to protect the models. I rotate the models I exhibit.
To my other child my legos are collecting legos so he can use it only with
my supervision, Of course he have his own legos (he is six years old)
Manuel Cueto
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?
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> Do you have a dedicated room, the loft, the garage, or just stick it in any
> nook and cranny you can find?
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> Do have your sets on display?
> What about train or city layouts? Who has a permanent one?
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> 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).
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> I thought about this last night as I had my arm twisted to clear up the
> spare room in preparation for visitors. The bed being covered in Lego boxes.
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> Currently I have boxes all over the place. No one dedicated area. My sons
> room is full - there is a whole wardrobe dedicated just to loose bricks and
> parts. And he has several large shelves with displays - Star Wars, Pirate,
> stations, various.
> My Metro Terminus is under the stairs. My Train is in the spare room (stored
> in crates, desparate to be permanently displayed). The loft is the
> repository for empty boxes, and MISB stuff for future trades, usage, or
> whatever.
>
> I have a resonably large house - but its still not enough.
> As anyone actually moved just to accomodate their Lego collection?
> Does anyone rent space at a warehouse?
> Now that would be taking it seriously!
>
> regards
> lawrence
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