Should you keep your LEGO boxes?

Even buying aftermarket from private sellers, New/Sealed is a must. I want to be the one to open it. If you are running out of space, keep the boxes for the bigger sets (>$100) and throw the smaller ones away. I never keep the battle pack and buildable figure boxes because they have to be torn to be opened.

How do you store Lego pieces together?

The most gentle glue that would not damage the LEGO elements too much but will hold the model together is simple white school-glue. You only need to add very little in between elements so the glue doesn’t come out at the edges.

Should you keep LEGO sets together?

Keeping them all together will make you never want to create your own Lego models. If you want to rebuild the set again, you can download PDFs of the building instructions online.

How do you store LEGO sets long term?

Plastic Bags are especially well suited as overflow storage for people with very large collections — you can stack a lot of bags in a box or large drawer without wasting space. (Plastic Bags are also useful for storing sets, manuals, or other LEGO accessories.)

How do you store Legos long term?

Under the Bed Storage This is the way we store the vast majority of our Lego pieces. They are long so they fit lots of product but the Lego can also be spread out and found much easier. Plus they will slide right up under the bed and store out of sight.

Do you keep LEGO sets together?

Should I glue Legos together?

While the evil Lord Business from THE LEGO® MOVIE™ is a big fan of gluing his models together, we don’t think it’s a good idea to use any type of glue on LEGO bricks. Gluing your bricks can make them change shape and we think it’s way more fun to be able to take your sets apart and rebuild them into something new!

What do you do with LEGO sets once built?

Sell The Disassembled Lego Sets If you have a few Lego sets you have not touched in years, you could always sell them to other Lego fans. This way, you know the sets are going to someone who is going to take care of them.

Does LEGO degrade over time?

LEGO bricks can take hundreds of years to degrade.

Is it OK to store LEGOs in the garage?

Avoid dumping your Lego sets in the attic or in some boxes in your garage. Summer heat will discolor the bricks and might affect the shape of some pieces, rendering them unusable. Dust and grime are notoriously hard to clean off Lego pieces, so make sure that you keep building blocks in lidded boxes.