If you couldn’t tell, I have OCD.
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If you couldn’t tell, I have OCD.

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The LEGO community is buzzing with the dedication of one fan who has spent an incredible amount of time organizing their massive collection. User /u/ironboy1302 shared their impressive accomplishment of sorting a 250,000-piece LEGO collection, a project that took a staggering 500 hours to complete.

The meticulous process involved breaking down all sets and sorting the pieces by both color and type. This level of organization showcases a deep commitment to the hobby and a passion for keeping everything in order. The post highlights the lengths some LEGO enthusiasts go to in order to manage and enjoy their collections.

This kind of dedication is a testament to the joy and satisfaction that LEGO building can bring. For fans who want to keep their own collections tidy, consider getting a LEGO storage organizer to make the sorting process easier.

500 hours of sorting my 15-year, 250,000-piece collection. All sets are broken down and sorted by color and type. Just thought I’d share. submitted by /u/ironboy1302 [link] [comments]

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