Why do your LEGOs need protection?
Building Lego is like falling in love - it takes time and effort, and of course the final result must be well taken care of! Whether it is the Millennium Falcon (75192) worth tens of thousands of dollars, or the Winter Village series that you must collect every year, once the building blocks are covered with dust, faded, or "raided" by naughty children, the heartbreak is no less than breaking up. Today, let's talk about how to "insure" Lego, from dust protection to light protection, hand-in-hand teaching you to protect your precious collection!
Display protection：Let Lego become the most beautiful baby in the house
Acrylic display box - Lego's "bulletproof vest"
Look for UV protection: Especially for sets with stickers (such as Ninjago Garden), they will fade when exposed to ultraviolet rays. Choose boxes with UV coating, which are more expensive but worth it!
The size should be right: Don't let the Millennium Falcon squeeze into a small box! A large display box (recommended 75cm x 45cm) can show all the details.
Lazy man's savior: Search "Lego custom acrylic box" on Taobao, report the model and match it directly, worry-free!
Wall display - Not enough space? Hang it up!
Use a suspended acrylic board (thickness ≥5mm) to stick the street view series on the wall and turn it into a three-dimensional mural in seconds.
Add an LED light strip, turn on the lights at night, and your home will be a Lego theme museum!
A great way to prevent naughty kids
Magnetic lid: For example, if you put a box containing **Disney Castle (71040)**, the lid will be sucked in and naughty kids can’t open it!
Lock design: For precious and out-of-print sets (such as Coffee House 10182), just put them in a locked display cabinet and hide the key!
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