Spending $3000 at IKEA & Hundreds of LEGO Sets Unboxed!

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Today I buy all of the fixtures for the LEGO Studio! Man... that wasn't cheap... spending $3000 at Ikea is a tough pill to swallow... but I may as well do things right! Now I have all of the shelving for the display rooms and more cabinets for the workspace! We're talking over 20 shelves LOL! Now the fun begins... IKEA furniture assemble!
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@Elizabeth-foolishmortal

When I see everything laid out on the floor of the warehouse, I thought, "How did that all fit in the basement?"

@sdonaghey

Here's an idea for the windows. Block maybe 3/4 of the window and create a sort of transom at the top to let light come in. That way the lower part is blocking UV from the parts drawers and that 1/4 at the top will let some light enter the studio.

@1212wonka

Take a looks Adam Savage’s Tested, He has a video on putting 5 Billy book cases together and he takes the assembly line mentality to make it as easy as possible. He also adds lights to them...

@vonfragyou

Have a window tinter put some solar film to cut out the UV light then put back your current window shade and you should be good to go. When drilling your holes have someone hold the vacumn next to the drilled hole, that will keep it clean. Looks good excited to see it all come together.

@lindabeede5180

Can't wait to see all the Ikea shelves built! Please say you are time lapsing that build. It would be so cool!!

@SR7N3SI

Mini Cooper next to the Blue Beatle is my only suggestion. Everything looks great especially the interior design 👍🏼

@razdar6562

not gonna lie, the vehicles were quite hidden away before, seeing them all together now is both mind blowing and also awe filling, if the all displays carry on with success like this one itll be absolutely amazing

@razorsitch9882

Good call on using that space for the vehicles, the short height allows for lots of them in a small area and the colour brightens the space up - I like it

@vamprant510

Here’s an idea for the parts for sun damage. I like your choice of keeping natural light so maybe buy the poster boards that are foam from dollarama. Hot glue them to the back of your parts bins for an easy assurance that at least the parts won’t degrade.

@minimaladjacent

you can get UV film for the windows so you can have max light without ruining the legos, then you can have some sort of window covering in case of glare or need for privacy.

@BOBs1973

Jordan! Just use UV blocking window film…its pretty simple. That way you can keep the light look out and see outside and know the UV won’t be an issue

@krumdis

For peace of mind on the UV light issue, you could test it and see if and how much UV light is coming in through the windows. Either buy a uv light meter or maybe those uv light indicator cards that change color with uv light. Put one inside in the back of a Lego drawer and attach one to the back of one of the Lego box that is on top of the parts drawers. Check on it at different times of the day and in the summer months when uv light is at its strongest. No need to change anything if UV light isn't even coming in.

@StrykeSZN

The studio will look super nice with all matching shelves! Definitely a great idea!

@Angrist17

FYI, 3M makes clear and tinted UV blocking window film. Blocks 99% of UV light. So you could put that on the glass directly, then hang whichever white curtains/shades you'd like so that it looks good.

@dan__________________

I would recommend getting 2x6's instead of 2x4's. Most of these boards will be spruce or SPF material and they will warp if not properly dried. Ideally you would want to have them in a dry building for a year, but that won't be possible in your situation. Jointing the edge will help, but it won't stop them from warping. 2x6's would have less of a chance of warping from the drying process. Also, don't get any boards with the pith still in the board as they will warp the most.

@kraZylegos

I hope to see a FULL collection tour once everything is put up on shelves downstairs. I’m about to move and need ideas for my new Lego room/office space.