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Re: What do you store your Lego in?
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lugnet.loc.au.wa.per
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Mon, 12 Jul 1999 18:51:38 GMT
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Brian Wiren wrote:
> In lugnet.loc.au.wa.per, Braith Garden writes:
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> > Hi all,
> >
> > Very quiet here at the moment so I thought I'd start a local thread.
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> > Well, after moving house and dismantling all of my official Lego sets
> > (took some pics but haven't been to a lab yet), I've decided to sort my
> > pieces with efficient building in mind. i.e. specific parts grouped
> > together such as technic connectors or 1x? plates, etc.
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> SNIP
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> > See-ya,
> > Braith.
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> I have thousands of bits - never bothered to count and I use those 2 litre ice
> cream containers
All of my Lego was stored in 2 and 5 litre plastic ice cream containers when I was
younger.
I started with a bucket for each colour, until it became hard to find pieces
amongst the black elements. I still use a few for holding minifigs, plants,
pnuematics and 16 length technic beams.
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> I have bought some small trays for the liddle widdle bits
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> But the IC containers are great you can stack them up ( so long as they are not
> full ) they hold heaps and are basically free once the contents have been
> consumed.
They stack well when 1/2 - 3/4 full, I find. Just don't try and carry a stack as
long as your arms over unknown terrain, and trip. Can get a little messy if none
of the containers have lids!
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> Regards Brian
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| (...) SNIP (...) I have thousands of bits - never bothered to count and I use those 2 litre ice cream containers I have bought some small trays for the liddle widdle bits But the IC containers are great you can stack them up ( so long as they are (...) (26 years ago, 9-Jul-99, to lugnet.loc.au.wa.per)
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