Lego "Sort & Store" Minifig Head

[CptMugwash]

Hi, I've found the perfect lego storage solution for me.

Here.

They're about £26 each which is about $41. I'm sure there are something similar across the pond.

I'm going to get a few once the shed is finished.

[Notorious Guf]

I was thinking about getting the box4blox, which costs about USA$40 as well. It's got one more level of sorting than the Lego head, and I read some online reviews saying it's pretty good but seems a bit brittle and might crack easily. I think Lego made the head sorter to compete with this one.

I decided they're both a bit too pricey for me, anyway. (Also the Lego head gives me a creepy vibe .)

I've had one of these Box 4 Blox for I'd say close to 20 years. It's brilliant and would definitely recommend it. I unfortunately cracked one of the trays a few weeks ago, I had too much LEGO in it at the time and the tray slipped out of my hands. Otherwise they are well built & should last you just as long as mine & probably a lot longer. Mine still looks as good as new otherwise :D

[Dazmundo]

If you just want them for storage not sorting, then this must be a cheaper way to go!

Heads

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Bricks

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[Zeya]

Hi, I've found the perfect lego storage solution for me.

Here.

They're about £26 each which is about $41. I'm sure there are something similar across the pond.

I'm going to get a few once the shed is finished.

This is probably a good time to link to the dedicated storage and sorting thread:

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=26213&st=270

There's a lot of talk about containers and organization over there. I recently got a cabinet like the one you linked there that I talked about recently in that thread.

[CptMugwash]

Hi Zeya, those akro mills containers look like the bees knees

I think this storage solution is better than any TLG brand storage, more storage, more practical and for about the same price, but go for the lego ones if you want the novelty of Lego. For storage it doesn't bother me.