How do you store these unit blocks? I don't want to have to carefully reorganize them into the box they came in at the end of every day. Any ideas?
795983
We keep them stored in the wooden box they came in but I guess you could store them in any small toy bin or bucket.
795984
Fitting them back into the box only takes a few minutes. We treat it like a puzzle, so I see it as a plus.
795985
They fit pretty well thrown into the box. Not as tidy as when they started but they fit.
795986
I use the box they came in to organize them. Sometimes I put them in neatly but they do fit thrown in as well.
880786
Although I have never done this I am an engineer and it should not lose its springiness over time. BUT I WOULD NOT store them that way, I don't know what you mean by over time?
1614548
They come in a cardboard shipping box and wrapped in bubble wrap. They are in individual boxes and then taped together to form one. Would be good for storage, but not for display.
1566200
I place them in an empty Altoids container . Any small metal container will do. Once full, I tape the top closed and put it out for recycling.
558243
Don't open them until you need them. Take out,what you need then place the rest in the freezer. I would only freeze them once, use the frozen ones one time and discard the rest Reorder new ones. They are not that expensive.
2068094
We store ours separately, but it should not be a problem to store the extra conflict tokens, city mats, and leaders card in the original game box if you want to do it that way.
1346135
I only use the top box and the base. I can lift them together or if I have the bottom loaded heavy, I separate them and load them individually and reassemble when I arrive. But it depends what you have in it, the boxes are not heavy.
818256
I am not sure about storing them vertically, I did sometimes store mine on the sideways vertically along the wall or side of my cabinet. I encountered no problems with this storage method
1608984
We put them into a frame and covered them with fabric. We shot a few staples into the sides to keep it from moving but screws would work. It is dense enough to be held by a screw providing your frame is tight.
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
1042400
I am using them to store china. The best way is to have plates standing up on edge (it's their strongest point) versus flat. The box, taped together well, will hold about 25 plates with packaging.
80443
That's a question for the manufacturer. If it's an issue, take each piece out of the box and carry them in one at a time.
1060688
that is odd. maybe store them flat for awhile. If no luck send them back to me (or sakura)
1848887
no but that would be nice i just store them under my sink in camper. I have saved the foam dividers and continue to use them for storage. I have this set over a year now and still look new. I love them I just wish they were not so heavy. LOL
1253998
I bought two, I took them apart and reassembled them so that I have 4 shallow ones on top and two deep ones on the bottom. They take a bit of effort to take apart, but snap back together pretty easily :) hope that helps!
2268086
They come on a seperate sheet! So you can place them wherever you'd like!! Hope that helped�
910632
I put the box in a ziploc bag. If I will be storing for a longer period of time I would put it in a Mason jar. Hope this helps ;)