A Big Problem

[Ben-Jammin]

It happened. I've nearly run out of space to store my lego. And my parents are being semi-asinine (if that's a word) about it. What do I do?

[IVhorseman]

Donate bricks to good friend > Play Brikwars at his house > Argue over something stupid and lose bricks forever

[morganm]

Get rid of all inferior toys and hobbies to make room for Legos?

[Silverdream]

Buy a metal or plastic box, something durable and unlikely to degrade in the soil or get ruined with mud. Then, dig a hole the size of that container. After, put container in the ground, make sure lid isn't too high or too low and cover lid with grass/dirt/boulder.

[Ben-Jammin]

Get rid of all inferior toys and hobbies to make room for Legos?

Already Done.

Donate bricks to good friend > Play Brikwars at his house > Argue over something stupid and lose bricks forever

I do suppose my brother would be interested in some lego. What eight-year-old doesn't love lego?

Buy a metal or plastic box, something durable and unlikely to degrade in the soil or get ruined with mud. Then, dig a hole the size of that container. After, put container in the ground, make sure lid isn't too high or too low and cover lid with grass/dirt/boulder.

I suppose that this could work for if I was going to buy a house or apartment or something to help store my lego. I'll probably spend the rest of my existence alone anyway so that won't be a problem. I actually like this idea better than keeping them at the storage facility-place down my road; I don't trust their dumbasses one bit...

[Silverdream]

I suppose that this could work for if I was going to buy a house or apartment or something to help store my lego. I'll probably spend the rest of my existence alone anyway so that won't be a problem. I actually like this idea better than keeping them at the storage facility-place down my road; I don't trust their dumbasses one bit...

Make sure you contact your city hall for permission and make sure it's a place where flooding is rare.

I would also look up help from the internet first.

[piltogg]

start building up rather than out. make a gigantic skyscraper that uses most of your pieces but doesn't take up much floorspace.

[Tzan]

I have a several stacks of those cardboard storage boxes.
One stack is 7 high. So build high with boxes.

Not filled with lego of course, just stuff I can't throw away, like board games and computer games.

[Ben-Jammin]

Make sure you contact your city hall for permission and make sure it's a place where flooding is rare.

I would also look up help from the internet first.

Meh, I don't really need to. I live on top of a hill and the area around my house (except for my road and the neighbor's houses) is pretty much just woods/forest. I could hide stuff down there that no one would ever find.

start building up rather than out. make a gigantic skyscraper that uses most of your pieces but doesn't take up much floorspace.

This sounds like a good idea too, but probably only for bricks of the same type/size. That way, as I needed them for building, I could simply pull the m off of the skyscraper one by one.

[Semaj Nagirrac]

Stop playing Legos and send all of them to me.

[Natalya]

Get rid of all inferior toys and hobbies to make room for Legos?

[Ben-Jammin]

Stop playing Legos and send all of them to me.

Har har har

[heavyfishcannon]

Discreetly remove unnecessary objects to make more Lego room. Also, is this why the RPG is on hold?

[samuelzz10]

Make use of all your space. Under the beds, buy some shelfs, your closet, etc.