Can I buy Lego boxes?

Can I buy Lego boxes?

Most Lego sets come in the classic cardboard box, but there are also other types such as polybags and foil bags, all individually decorated. You can even buy some of this packaging but be aware there will be nothing inside.

How do you store Legos long term?

Recommended Products:

1. Ziploc Slider Stand & Fill Bags – This is the premium option for storing LEGO bricks in bags.
2. Standard Plastic bags – The most common sizes are Sandwich, Quart, and Gallon.
3. Small Bags – If you’ve ever purchased LEGO bricks on Bricklink, you probably received some of them in very small plastic bags.

How do you display large Lego sets?

How to Display LEGO Sets: 10 Ideas to Show Off and Store Your Collection

1. DIY Floating Shelves.
2. Bookcase with Glass Doors.
3. Bookcase with Sliding Shelves.
4. Underbed LEGO Table.
5. Floating Crates.
6. Thrift Shop Bookcase.
7. LEGO Shelves.
8. DIY Sheet Rack + Minifigure Shelves.

Where do you display your Lego?

Shelves: the ultimate way to display LEGO Whether they be floating shelves, a bookcase or repurposed furniture, shelves make a great LEGO display as long as you apply some order.

Are Legos for display?

Legos are certainly for playing, but they’re also for displaying. We covered some unique and fun ways to display mini-figures as well as Star Wars ships and the iconic Millennium Falcon.

How do you display LEGOs at home?

Check out some of our favorite ideas for displaying Legos in your home.

1. Shadowbox frame.
2. Lego lamp.
3. Ikea Besta Framsta.
4. Vintage printer’s tray.
5. DIY.
6. A whole wall!
7. Magnetic steel shelves.
8. High shelf.

Can water damage Legos?

No problem! Standard LEGO® bricks are not harmed by water. Some specially designed one-piece boat hulls will even float on the surface of water, although most LEGO® creations will not.

Can I put Legos in the dishwasher?

LEGO does not recommend using a dishwasher to clean your bricks: We recommend that you clean or wash your LEGO parts only by hand at max. Higher temperatures may affect the quality of the LEGO parts. You can add a mild detergent to the water, followed by rinsing with clear water.