Where To Keep Your Lego Star Wars, part 1

Where to keep all my Lego?
That's a Lego collector's
vexed question.

Lego Star Wars sets look awesome as displayed, don't they? Super Star Destroyer (#10221) is maybe one of the most impressing sets. But when you don't have any display space left (a nightmare of a fan of Lego), what do you do? Buy a new house?

Minifigs look cool when displayed on a baseplate. They stand nicely and are easy to remove. And you find them easily when needed. But you can as well keep them with the sets they came from. In the end, the are almost as many different solutions as there are colletors. Personally I prefer baseplates.


Pre Vizsla's Mandalorian Fighter (#9525)
and Gungan Sub (#9499) fit quite well in
their boxes even when assembled.

But how about the vehicles? You can store them in some big (Lego) boxes. The boxes you get when buying big Lego sets online are an okay temporary solution.

But keeping sets in boxes is quite boring for a long time. Lego sets (or at least most of them) deserve to be displayed. And that's what we'll talk about in part 2.