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Re: the evolution of lego sorting
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Tue, 9 Jan 2001 03:19:45 GMT
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On Sun, 7 Jan 2001, William Brumbach <willbrum1@earthlink.net> wrote:
> About 25 lbs from a yard sale from last year of Classic Space and Town.
> Some built, much of it missing pieces.  Lots of doubles, missing some
> manuals, using Brickshelf to build.  More stuff on the bookshelves.
> 
> A recently aquired eBay lot of 25lbs.  More doubles on some sets, missing
> pieces, dirty, teeth (see "What's in your LEGO posting").
> 
> Another eBay lot from almost years ago.  Sorted out non-LEGO stuff and put
> into 11 gallon Rubbermaid container.  No baseplates, auctioned in another
> lot and I didn't have the funds to get them also.

Yep... I also have quite a pile of collections I've picked up on Ebay
and in local garage sales.

I actually sort those independently of my main pile, and only integrate
them once I've either completed all the sets that I can from the collection
or else determined there are none left to build.

So the way that I actually sort is far more complicated than the way
presented in my posting about the evolution.... (which is nuts.)

But at least I don't have this problem:

> And about 10,000 die-cast vehicles in the bedroom closet also yet to be
> inventoried and sorted.  And then there are the Lionel trains in the attic
> back home...

Wow.

  -r'm

Remy Evard / evard@mcs.anl.gov



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(...) I am still undecided about comingling pieces. I have mixed some smaller elements together in Akro but have kept apart larger bricks. A 20 year old yellowing white brick is in stark contrast to something from 3033. (...) I think it is for (...) (26 years ago, 9-Jan-01, to lugnet.storage)

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Since we're giving testimonials... After the dark ages, living at home with no room for sorting/playing/ making $$$ to buy lots of LEGO I have: 5 gallon Rubbermaid bucket with my stuff, now mostly built and sitting on my bookshelves in new (...) (26 years ago, 7-Jan-01, to lugnet.storage)

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