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"Reusable" Containers for Storage
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lugnet.storage
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Mon, 17 Oct 2005 21:58:13 GMT
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Having come out of a semi-dark age, I've taken to sorting my collection and have
been casting about for a better way to store things. I had been using assorted
LEGO tubs for the more numerous pieces (1x4, 2x4, etc), but the less plentiful
pieces were all living in Ziploc-style bags. Not having large amounts of money,
I really can't go with tool-chests or other compartmentalized units, so I hit on
the somewhat obvious solution of the reusable plactic containers that Ziploc,
Glad and others have been producing for the last few years. Overall, I'm quite
pleased.
I wound up buying a couple of 24-container packs from Sam's for about 10 bucks
each. They have all sorts of different sizes and have proved nicely versatile. I
do have a few groups of pieces that are larger than the largest size, yet not
big enough for a "brick-top" LEGO tub. I think there are some bigger reusable
container sizes out there that weren't included in the multi-pack which I may go
hunt around for to solve this dilemma.
Anyways, not the most earth-shattering annoucement, but it is a pretty cheap way
of having storage that won't tip over and spill pieces all about, is clear for
easy finding of pieces, and infinitely expandable.
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Message has 1 Reply:
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| (...) Allan Bedford mentions using Gladware-type containers for storage in his book, (URL) Unofficial LEGO Builder’s Guide>. It's a great idea; I just wish I had heard about it before I invested in so many IKEA boxes. Marc Nelson Jr. (URL) Marc's (...) (19 years ago, 17-Oct-05, to lugnet.storage, FTX)
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