After 13yrs of collecting as an adult I finally did it!

A LEGO fan, /u/Dizman7, has achieved a major milestone in their adult LEGO journey: getting rid of all their LEGO set boxes after 13 years of collecting. They shared a "before and after" photo showcasing the transformation, though they kept the boxes for their massive UCS sets like the Millennium Falcon, the Imperial Star Destroyer, and the new Death Star.

The post highlights the dedication and commitment of a long-term LEGO enthusiast. It's a common experience for collectors to accumulate a large number of boxes over time, and the decision to part with them represents a significant step in organizing and streamlining a collection. The post also shows the collector's prioritization of certain sets, as they chose to keep the boxes for the larger, more valuable UCS (Ultimate Collector Series) models.

This post resonates with many LEGO fans who understand the challenges of managing a large collection. It's a testament to the collector's passion and their willingness to adapt and evolve their approach to the hobby over time. If you're looking to organize your own collection, you might consider getting a LEGO storage organizer to keep your bricks and sets tidy.