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Re: Largest Lego collection in Canada
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Wed, 10 Mar 2004 00:23:23 GMT
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Well here is my count. I have kept a fairly detailed spreadsheet since I came
out of my dark ages about 4 years ago. It has everything except bricklink/ebay
loose parts purchases/trades, so it is fairly accurate:
Total LEGO pieces: 162860
Total sets: 1202
Total unique sets: 528
That doesn't put me anywhere near the top, but it is a decent size collection.
Kevin
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Tim Strutt wrote:
> In lugnet.loc.ca, Andrew Keeping wrote:
> > Well it's been more than 2 1/2 years since my original posting but I've
> > finally got a good idea of just how large my collection of Lego sets just
> > is. It ended up taking one full room in my house with a bit of overflow
> > into a second room.
> > I actually haven't finished doing my complete inventory as I've only
> > catalogued the complete sets and didn't count several rubbermaid tubs of
> > loose pieces. I also have missed about 30 or more sets that I forgot to
> > count and now they're located at the bottom of the pile where they'll
> > have to stay for a while.
> >
> > It turns out that my original guesstimate was off by quite a bit so here
> > are the numbers so far.
> > Total Lego pieces 215,000
> > Total sets 1800 (includes doubles, triples and up to 87 copies of one
> > set!!)
> > Total unique sets 848
> >
> > It's taken me close to 30 years to accumulate this stash but I'd think
> > the vast majority of it has been aquired over the past 8 years. I'll
> > likely be thinning out some of my extra sets in the next few months to
> > make room (and money) for new additions to the collection. ;-)
> >
> > AJ
> >
> > PS. I thought it'd be easy to do this task during a move, but with
> > everything else going on and the challenges of setting up a new house
> > it's turned into a much longer challenge than I expected. :-p
>
> Well, you got me beat by a long shot.
> What I've managed to keep track of on LUGNET shows:
> Total LEGO pieces - 104,479
> Total sets - 723
> Unique sets - 401
> Similarly, my collection also is entirely from the last 8 years.
> I've got a rubbermaid container of the good parts from my childhood
> collection, but nothing enventoried, since they aren't complete.
> Due to unemployment though, it hasn't grown much in the last 2 years. :-(
> So, the question is, what have you done, or what are you doing with that
> massive collection? ;-)
> Here's what I've done with mine (October Train Show in Ottawa):
> http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tstrutt/Train-Shows/Oct-03/
> Tunnel took most of my green, grey, and dark grey collection, as well as
> the majority of my 2x4's in other colours underneath. :-)
> Play well.
>
> Tim Strutt
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| (...) A world of lackies & tools. I have (at last count) 239 811 pieces from sets 467 unique sets 1563 sets total I think that total is a little low, even for me. I don't have the largest collection here in Victoria, someone else has 330 000 + (...) (21 years ago, 20-Mar-04, to lugnet.loc.ca)
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| (...) Well, you got me beat by a long shot. What I've managed to keep track of on LUGNET shows: Total LEGO pieces - 104,479 Total sets - 723 Unique sets - 401 Similarly, my collection also is entirely from the last 8 years. I've got a rubbermaid (...) (21 years ago, 6-Mar-04, to lugnet.loc.ca)
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