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 Author: DarthMaul1 View Messages Posted By DarthMaul1
 Posted: Nov 19, 2023 16:03
 Subject: Storing large amounts of bricks
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 Topic: Selling
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DarthMaul1 (37)

Location:  USA, California
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Store: AJM'S Bricks
So I have over almost 1k bricks for now and I have boxes that have rows what
is the best way to store them I use ziplocks for some pieces and sets and minifigures
but not sure if that would be good for bricks taken apart.
 Author: pcthurman View Messages Posted By pcthurman
 Posted: Nov 19, 2023 18:33
 Subject: Re: Storing large amounts of bricks
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In Selling, DarthMaul1 writes:
  So I have over almost 1k bricks for now and I have boxes that have rows what
is the best way to store them I use ziplocks for some pieces and sets and minifigures
but not sure if that would be good for bricks taken apart.

Most stores use some kind of container storage system like Akro Mills or Sterilite
drawers. Others use bins or shoe boxes. Some use baseball card boxes to store
minifigures.

You should go to YouTube and watch some videos on how people store their LEGO.
It is very informative.

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