Do you make an extra large bin? My son has 4-5X that many bricks and I would really like some way of organizing them by six and shape and build.
1465504
The Neat-Oh! LEGO Star Wars ZipBin Battle Bridge 1400 Brick Storage Case = Can hold up to 1400 bricks, figures or other toys - and provides easy access to them all. Hope this helps you make a decision. -JKS
1797362
Yes you can organize the way you want .by taking out pieces for larger things .buy it you Will be glad you did ....
2107435
You may do it with 5. There isn't enough pieces to do it with 6. And you should probably consider have it fixed against the wall because it is going to be high.
941646
This is kinda one of those games. Sizes vary widely, depending on the manufacturer. Lots of people make their own, even. It's not like it makes that much difference. You still need to knock down the blocks with the dowels.
227885
I put about 80 records per cubby, so 160 per unit. You could probably cram a few more in, but I like to be able to pull them in/out freely but still have them all standing vertically.
1927649
This sounds crazy but my son ripped open his mighty beans and used the smaller sized metal balls/bearings. you might also use bearings or make balls with femo/clay idk just throwing it out there
199131
I think it would be tough to do on your own, but not impossible. The best thing to do would be lay out all of the pieces where they go because there are a lot of them and it can get a little confusing. I love my machine so it's worth the trouble.
1278293
In my opinion, no lego could come out -lids are very snug. I would not overload, and maybe bow the lid...even that might not be posdible...it is very sturdy and tight lid.
1478766
I am sure there are cheaper solutions for that. Also, the bins are different sizes but you can put one shoe each in the top bins, a pair in the middle bins, and two pairs in the bottom bins. I just tested this on my big size 12 shoes. Not super efficient to do it this way. This is an industrial strength gizmo suitable for tools and hardware.
1410748
In my experience with all Lego products, the age corresponds more to the number of pieces than the complexity of the product. For a five year old, an adult will do most of the work for most of the sets, and the completed project will be destroyed fairly quickly. Now that my son is seven, we have bins and bins of loose Lego bricks from previously built and destroyed sets, and all new sets are put together with glue. Some take hours to put together and it makes this mom crazy to see them taken apart so quickly.
2071694
I did not use them as bricks but as cupcakes toppers. They are great lego brick and I am sureif you wwanted to stack them you could but there would be a small gab if you do not make them even. Hope this helps
1132380
I have not found dividers. I used mine to store beads - some loose - some on strings. I used ziplock bags to store the ones on strings (that would work for your larger lego pieces) and I use tackle boxes with dividers for the loose beads (which would work for your smaller lego pieces). Be sure to measure the inner measurement twice before you buy the tackle boxes. While the adjustments I made come at a cost, I am very happy with this solution. I hope this helps in your decision making. Good luck.
980068
Its a great question, we have several large legos (over 500 pcs) and needed to get a "Lego table" to build and display them. You don't have to have one but I think a Lego base is a great suggestion.
2284964
Personally, I would buy as many as your budget allows. My two kids have had these for about 5 years now, and we have collected over 200 pieces. I don't know how old your child is, but kids build larger and more complex structures as they get older!! They still love the magna tiles even at age 7 and 5!!
1416963
might be a little hard for him to snap the pieces together. and might not understand enough about "structure" to be able to build a car that holds together. It will depends on how much he builds with things already - blocks, legos. these are a bit trickier - b/c they are more like joints and can bend every which way vs. a blocks that are straight on top of each other. better for 5+
198045
Your question/ design doesn't give me a good visual. I bought "feet" to get the grids to stand up. You could lean or hang from a wall. Would the bricks be placed on the floor to help them stand up against a wall. Sorry hope that helps
437110
There are a lot a lot of 1 and 2 brick pieces. I would say not suitable for the average three year old due to either putting blocks in mouth or dexterity. I would look for the Duplo pink box - larger, easier to build with blocks.