Legos are probably my favorite toy of all time, and I have had a lot of fun introducing and sharing my enjoyment of these little plastic bricks with my kids. When I was a kid in the 1980s, Lego sets were still relatively basic. There were only six brick colors – red, blue, yellow, white, gray, …
I’ve had a few folks ask me how I sort and store my Legos, so – without further ado – here is what worked for me. When I was researching a good storage system, I ended up going to Ikea and picking the TROFAST storage drawers. By the way, when going to Ikea, it’s a …
So, you’ve kept all your Legos, organized them by color and you’re ready to take it to the next level. Well my friend, the internet provides! Let me show you how. 1) Find instructions for ANYTHING online Scans of nearly every Lego set are available on the web. You can often sort by year, or …
