Lego Pick a Brick Box Hack: Best Way to Stack Flat Tiles for More Bricks

[@MiniMStories]

🤩🤩🤩Great tip. It's just a shame my nearest store never has the parts I need. Or quantity 😅

[@ThomasLittleBrickBuilder]

@@MiniMStories Thank you! My nearest store is about 1.2 hours away. When I go there I hope they have all the pieces I need if not I take what’s available. 😅

[@wwerther1]

well does not matter when they sell based on weight and not on amount of boxes 😞

[@ThomasLittleBrickBuilder]

Lego stores in UK actually sell pick a brick boxes by size not weight, so stacking pieces is useful to fit as many as possible for same price as empty box.

[@wwerther1]

@ThomasLittleBrickBuilder Lucky you, in Germany you pay 10 EUR per 100g

[@ThomasLittleBrickBuilder]

@ Wow I did not know that!!! That’s why here in UK I spend my time to stack the pieces to get as many as possible cause the price is fixed. You need to come to Lego UK store😉.

[@Baujahr90erAG]

@@wwerther1wrong. In germany there is the small and large box. In frankfurt you pay per box not weight. I only saw that in legoland and the lego factory.

[@wwerther1]

@@Baujahr90erAG Ok, last time I was in Lego Factory. So the question is to compare the price + weight for a small box to the price per gramm in factory.

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

Lego stores here in the U.S. use round plastic cups. Stacking is impossible at that level. 😡

[@ThomasLittleBrickBuilder]

@@katieandkevinsears7724 Not long and paper boxes will be in US stores too. Lego is slowly transitioning to paper boxes everywhere. Stacking in boxes is so much easier.