by Dwane | Sep 26, 2026 | Lego
LEGO Tip of the Week #57: Give Your LEGO a Good Cleaning! LEGO sets have an amazing ability to collect dust—especially when they’ve been sitting on display for a while. Here’s an easy solution: grab an old toothbrush. A clean, soft-bristled toothbrush is...
by Dwane | Sep 19, 2026 | Lego
LEGO Tip of the Week #56: Keep Your Bricks Out of the Sun! LEGO TIP OF THE WEEK: Keep Your Bricks Out of the Sun! Have a favorite LEGO set on display? Think twice before putting it in front of a sunny window. Over time, direct sunlight and UV exposure can discolor...
by Dwane | Sep 12, 2026 | Lego
LEGO Tip of the Week #55: Why LEGO Builders Need a Muffin Tin Building a LEGO set with lots of tiny pieces? Grab a muffin tin. Put different pieces into each cup. You can sort them by color, size, or type. It makes those tiny pieces much easier to find—and keeps them...
by Dwane | Sep 5, 2026 | Lego
LEGO Tip of the Week #54: A Simple Trick for Runaway Bricks Before we jump into the tip of the week…. I want to let you know. We will be open Monday! See you in the store! And, now on to this week’s tip. If you’re working on a smaller LEGO set, don’t build...
by Dwane | Aug 29, 2026 | Lego, Tip of the Week
LEGO Tip of the Week #53 Ready to dismantle a LEGO set or creation? Grab your phone first! Before you start pulling bricks apart, take a few pictures from different angles—especially if you’ve modified the original set or added your own details. That way, if you...
by Dwane | Aug 22, 2026 | Lego
LEGO Tip of the Week #52: The Brick Separator Battery Trick You already know that little orange LEGO brick separator is great for taking apart stubborn LEGO bricks. But here’s another use for it: Use it to remove stubborn batteries! AA and AAA batteries can...
