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Also sets that are heavily discounted I may get a few so as to use as parts.
Just to add that if I had investment in mind I will not get all the small and medium sets as seen in the photo and will just shoot for 20 or 30 each of the big UCS sets since they have high chance of getting the best returns :)
The Study will be my Lego room with an attached store room for storing my sets and Bricklink store.
As for the en-suite - the whole idea is to give complete separation between mother in law and us (to the extent of locked door between properties for the sake of both our privacies.
Plans are submitted now so not able to change at this point without resubmitting.
FYI the architect is actually doubtful that we will get the entire "lego" side as he thinks they will consider this 'green space'. If that is the case the 'deal' will be off and mother in law will be looking for new digs :)
Now I just have to wait 8 weeks for approval :(
And appeal if you don't get it ;-)
but what's the point of hoarding that many sets? Unless you've dedicated your whole house to legos, it looks like there's no building or display space!
And building!
WIP
i like to build standing
however, bigger table inc!
Interesting to see that you have a cloth over the desk - is it to stop Lego pieces from scratching the surface? I started displaying the Palace Cinema on the dressing table in our guest bedroom recently (primarily to get it out of the way downstairs, but hey, it's a nice feature for any visitors), and as it has a very glossy veneer surface I put down a large flat cardboard envelope first, just in case the baseplate would scratch it...
As for my preparations for the LEGO collection, i've been taking everything apart again, and will box everything up for future (read when our son who on Saturday will come home and was born yesterday YEAH :D ) is old enough, we just lack the room to have it al inhere and an extra room in Switzerland is tbh to expensive just for lego, and we both like to keep hobbies out of the livingroom.
It feels a bit sad seeing a pile of moving boxes instead of all the builds. Only keeping an At-At and a Republic frigate for in the kids room on top of the cabinet far out of his reach.
Congratulations on your most successful group build yet!
My toys are all displayed on shelves with glass doors, can't afford to have them exposed. As now ran out of display shelves, many are kept built and stored in storage containers.