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I'm not taking any special precautions with it. As other commentators noted the bricks themselves will be fine. They're just sitting in a box in a garage. It's
by avar 8y ago
I'm not taking any special precautions with it. As other commentators noted the bricks themselves will be fine. They're just sitting in a box in a garage. It's relatively humid here, so I'm sure the boxes and instruction manual will be in relatively bad shape in 10-20 years.
I'm not planning my retirement around this or anything, it was just a relatively inexpensive thing to do, and seemed to be a fun thing to sell on the 100 year anniversary of the moon landings, or alternatively to give it to a child or a grandchild.
- beaconstudios 8y agoa friend of mine used to trade lego sets - apparently lego collectors can be just as fussy as figurine collectors about mint-in-box status.
- aasasd 8y agoWhy not wrap it in more paper or cardboard and then in plastic film?