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Hey Guys.
Any tips for stacking lego boxes?
I'm trying to minimise space used and stack vertically, but the bottom boxes eventually end up squishing and i have to move everything around again! Obviously the heavy sets are at the bottom and i try to stack only the same size dimension boxes ontop of each other. But since i am leaving on a long holiday and planning to leave these boxes at my parents place, over time i think it will happen again...so if anyone has any tips that would be fantastic.

Also...still have around $600 Myer gift cards and $400 woolworths gift cards...i need to find something to flip quick. I dont mind even getting it just back in dollar value at this point, since im leaving in 2 months.

 

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23 minutes ago, brendongl said:

Hey Guys.
Any tips for stacking lego boxes?
I'm trying to minimise space used and stack vertically, but the bottom boxes eventually end up squishing and i have to move everything around again! Obviously the heavy sets are at the bottom and i try to stack only the same size dimension boxes ontop of each other. But since i am leaving on a long holiday and planning to leave these boxes at my parents place, over time i think it will happen again...so if anyone has any tips that would be fantastic.

Also...still have around $600 Myer gift cards and $400 woolworths gift cards...i need to find something to flip quick. I dont mind even getting it just back in dollar value at this point, since im leaving in 2 months.

 

I find if you can lay them flat that helps.

I read somewhere here that Myer may have something next month or just  sell the cards themselves?

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you got the stack the boxes vertically without gaps otherwise the contents inside the boxes might cause the box to bulge at the side. There is a forum topic about storing sets. you should go have a read. vertically and if you stack them on top of each other will be 90 degree to the bottom stack...hope you understand what i mean.

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3 hours ago, brendongl said:

Hey Guys.
Any tips for stacking lego boxes?
I'm trying to minimise space used and stack vertically, but the bottom boxes eventually end up squishing and i have to move everything around again! Obviously the heavy sets are at the bottom and i try to stack only the same size dimension boxes ontop of each other. But since i am leaving on a long holiday and planning to leave these boxes at my parents place, over time i think it will happen again...so if anyone has any tips that would be fantastic.

Also...still have around $600 Myer gift cards and $400 woolworths gift cards...i need to find something to flip quick. I dont mind even getting it just back in dollar value at this point, since im leaving in 2 months.

 

 

3 hours ago, Furious_george said:

I find if you can lay them flat that helps.

I read somewhere here that Myer may have something next month or just  sell the cards themselves?

 

2 hours ago, Ted said:

you got the stack the boxes vertically without gaps otherwise the contents inside the boxes might cause the box to bulge at the side. There is a forum topic about storing sets. you should go have a read. vertically and if you stack them on top of each other will be 90 degree to the bottom stack...hope you understand what i mean.

Invest in shelving, do not stack boxes!!!!!!

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12 hours ago, ED-209 said:

You can always bricklink part out

Honestly I don't have the time nor the patience to part sets out (other than Minifigures). I'm in need of Karma points ;)

 

15 minutes ago, Furious_george said:

Can anyone tell me how backorders are charged to your credit card? I mean , does it take the money straight out or does take it when shipped or non of them? 

Are you talking about LEGO or the Hut? LEGO will preauthorise your card as soon as you hit the order button. IF the order is out of stock, the funds should bounce back onto your card about 10 days after the order. You'll know when they are about to go back to the warehouse as the funds will be taken again before the status changes on the order list.

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17 minutes ago, Furious_george said:

Can anyone tell me how backorders are charged to your credit card? I mean , does it take the money straight out or does take it when shipped or non of them? 

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I was too slow and out replied with better information :)

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3 minutes ago, Furious_george said:

Oh yeh and I'd like to slag off "the hut" a bit more. Cancelled order, no apology, no compensation (asked) and after almosrt a week since cancelation , no refund. If customer service even respond to your queries ,they are rude ,abrupt and don't really answer anything.

 

Stay away from the hut.

I can't say that I'll be using them again, I'm looking at moving in the next month. So i'll just create a phony account and reset my limits :D

1 minute ago, ausleigh said:

Your card is not charged until it ships, though I am not sure if they put a hold on the card for the amount (to ensure it can be charged when shipping). But definitely not charged.

LEGO do, they'll preauthorise (reserve the funds). Its shows in the discrepancy between Available Funds and Current Funds etc.

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36 minutes ago, Alucard1982 said:

Honestly I don't have the time nor the patience to part sets out (other than Minifigures). I'm in need of Karma points ;)

 

Are you talking about LEGO or the Hut? LEGO will preauthorise your card as soon as you hit the order button. IF the order is out of stock, the funds should bounce back onto your card about 10 days after the order. You'll know when they are about to go back to the warehouse as the funds will be taken again before the status changes on the order list.

Yes LEGO sorry. Should have said that. Ok cheers, good to know.

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