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The Evolution of Lego Sorting (2001) (lugnet.com)
12 points by fifilura 4 months ago | hide | past | favorite | 3 comments


As a building toy, using the properties of how we build, i.e. stud counts on top and bottom, made sense to me

https://marquisdegeek.com/lego_organisation


The key is to not have a house big enough to house all the Legos you want, that way you can't buy them so you never need a sorting system other than "keep the sets together". At least that's what has worked for me.


I'm at stage 2, plus a stack of bricks and pieces that don't appear to be associated with one set.




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