Is this a sign of too much Lego? Is that even a thing

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• madforLEGO Member Posts: 10,787

  May 2015

  Its happened to me as well, as I found a LEGO movie window sticker for the Palace Cinema in a box with the PC
  

  

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• joel4motion Member Posts: 959

  May 2015

  I was digging through my vast amount of Polybags yesterday which are in a 80L RUB. In the bottom there were 54 Series 1 Simpsons Mini-figs that id completely forgotten about. I vaguely remember getting them on sale somewhere with the intention of putting a set together, but there wasn't even a full set amongst the 54.
  Also found a small sealed Lego shipping box the other day amongst my box pile in the loft. It had 4 x white Batman keychains and a Flower Cart poly. Trawled through my purchase history and looks like it was sent when my Santas Workshop was cancelled back in the January sales. 
  Feels like free Lego!

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• Poochy Member Posts: 479

  May 2015

  This reminds me of a story I've read I believe on EB about a guy who bought a DS, only to realize later that he already got a couple (but had forgotten because he had too much Lego).  Don't know if that was true or not ...
  

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• Fauch Member Posts: 2,679

  May 2015

  I guess you have too many legos when you call the sets by their initials :o

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• Vortex Member Posts: 342

  May 2015

  Or how about , like in my case ... Digits! That's how I'm recalling each  : p
  
  what does that say ?

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• SumoLego Member Posts: 15,229

  May 2015

  Not a thing.
  
  There is a such thing as not enough display space and a lack of storage room.

  

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• rdflego Member Posts: 324

  May 2015

  I've only had only had one experience where I've found an unopened box in my collection. I remember I was nearing my 8th birthday and I decided to hide a 7043 in my room somewhere. My thoughts were to leave it for a few years and see if, when I found it again, if I'd still be into Lego when I was older. I was really into it as a kid.
  
  Anyway a few years went by, people came and went, I moved to various places, the usual sort of growing up thing. Lego was still a large part of my life as it is for all of us but I had a large bunch of it sitting in my room unsorted and in the way. Just after my 18th birthday I found the set again as I was finally sorting my collection out and sure enough my 8 year old self finally got an answer; I adore Lego.
  
  It was interesting to find a time capsule like that but I wish it could have been an unopened Cloud City. You can't win them all. Moral or the story: clean your rooms and stop buying duplicates you don't need, you might already have some.

  

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• Ronyar Member Posts: 373

  May 2015

  I think it is more of a sign that you don't have enough time to appreciate them!

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• Fauch Member Posts: 2,679

  May 2015

  the duplicates I have were probably gifts. or sets I won. well, I didn't mind having a bunch of bat lords, for the dragons...

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