Storing LEGO MINDSTORMS #2
This is the T-BOXX from Sortimo.
What's useful about these boxes, is that you can choose how you organize the seperate bins within the box.
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Saturday, June 18, 2011
Storing Lego mindstorms
Hi, these are some examples of how to store your lego pieces. Pictures shows how the labels are on the storage case, and some are opened to show how they works and what's inside them. I hope some of the other people will use this, because it are very easy to get the pieces you want when you build. I have use this system for my other Lego pieces to, but have only taken photos of the NXT parts. Some few NXT parts like cabels, and the big balls you get in NXT 1, are in a bigger box, but haven't pictured it, because it are only one label. (To get the parts I have used a combination of: LDD, MLcad and LeoCad, and printed out from word)
This is the T-BOXX from Sortimo.
What's useful about these boxes, is that you can choose how you organize the seperate bins within the box.
A
This is the T-BOXX from Sortimo.
What's useful about these boxes, is that you can choose how you organize the seperate bins within the box.A
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