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Re: Storing the goodies.
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lugnet.storage
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Tue, 29 Sep 1998 07:52:01 GMT
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I use a variety of storage solutions to meet the many needs I have.
First, I have plastic boxes about the size of shoebox containers for
bulk pieces (e.g., Technic beams). Second, I have recently found
a line of wonderful organizers at Home Depot made by a company
called WorkForce. The organizers I like most are the ones that do
not have adjustable compartments, as these organizers have a
tendency to warp and small pieces sneak under the adjustable
partitions.
For catalogs, Lego Mania magazines, and instructions, I have
magazine holders--you know, the upright thingees that allow
you place a year's worth of a subscription. I am starting to find
that very inefficient, especially for the instructions from smaller
sets.
Ed "Boxer" Jones wrote in message <36101ADE.673D@aol.com>...
> For Lego elemnts, I use the blue/red storage bins from sets 545, 56,
> etc. These are great 6/9 compartment bins that use a 16x32 baseplate as
> the lid.
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> For catalogues and Mania Magazines I use ring binders with sheet
> protectors.
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| For Lego elemnts, I use the blue/red storage bins from sets 545, 56, etc. These are great 6/9 compartment bins that use a 16x32 baseplate as the lid. For catalogues and Mania Magazines I use ring binders with sheet protectors. (26 years ago, 28-Sep-98, to lugnet.storage)
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