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In lugnet.general, Jeff Reuland wrote:
> Our biggest concern was to see how many 2x4 blocks we could easily get in each
> cup.
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> So far the easiest way I have found is as below.........
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> <http://image.inkfrog.com/pix/TexMexSu/LegoStacking.jpg>
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> This results in 136-2x4, 1-2x2, 21-1x4, 18-1x2 plus room for a few other little
> items like tiles. This design is easy to build in the store.
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> Your pattern looks like it will hold a little more, but without a picture I have
> a hard time figuring it out.
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> Always interested in trying others ideas!
I had read the stuff on packing 2x4 bricks. I was interested in what the
best total volume of mixed bricks was. I don't build exclusively with any
particular brick size, so I don't mind mixing types within a cup.
The LEGO Imagination Center in Orlando doesn't have small tiles available at
their Pick-A-Brick. I wish they did.
I will get a picture up soon to help you visualize it.
Brian H. Nielsen
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