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What is the best way to organize Lego pieces?
Here are some suggestions for storing Lego, as well as some methods that aren’t so great.
- The Bin Method.
- Containers With Dividers.
- Kellbot’s Meta Lego Storage.
- Sort by Color. This is the most obvious way to sort your bricks.
- Sort by Shape. This is the power method of organizing Lego.
- Lego Room.
- BAD IDEAS.
- Storing by Set.
How do I put Lego pieces in inventory?
From their website: Parts Catalog is a program used to inventory your collection of Lego parts. The main goal is to be able to check 2 list to see which parts are missing. To build your list you could just download certified list of Lego sets and Combine the list.
What can you do with all the Lego pieces?
To participate, take any loose Lego bricks, sets, or accessories you no longer want, put them into a cardboard box, and visit Lego.com/Replay to print out a free UPS shipping label. The package will be sent to the Give Back Box facility, where your toy donation will be sorted, inspected and cleaned.
What can you do with a Lego parts list?
Its main goal is to help you find other sets you can build from the sets you own, but you can also use it for a multitude of other things, like in our example, getting a full parts list for a set. FYI – Rebrickable also has a similar LEGO parts list functionality; however, its use is tied to your ability to access the internet.
How do you find the part number on a Lego brick?
Look for a 4 or 5 digit part ID on the element. These are usually printed on the inside. A magnifying glass and good lighting can be helpful. Many bricks will also have other numbers printed on them, but only the 4 or 5 digit numbers are useful for identifying parts. If you are able to find a part number, search for it on Rebrickable or Bricklink.
How can I keep track of my Lego collection?
Brickset makes it easy to keep track of your LEGO collection and the sets you want. Log in to Brickset to start using this feature. Brickset automatically analyses the sets you own to determine the minifigs you own. You can also record those you own that are not from sets. Log in to Brickset to start using this feature.
Is there a way to identify a piece of Lego?
If you have an Android phone, Google Lens is a fantastic choice. (Note: The Play store is region specific so you may need to do a manual search for “Goolgle Lens” if the link does not work for you. If you have an iPhone then I believe you can still use Google Lens via the Google Photos app. See this link for details.