>>7497245curious to see what became of these sets, post some pics when you get it!
>>7497340I prefer
stud.io. Tried LDD before but had trouble navigating.
In
Stud.io i constantly use the search by name bar as i for the most part remember the bricklink naming conventions by heart. Making a wantedlist directly in
stud.io is something i never got to work in LDD but that just might be my computer retardation.
>>7497483Start sorting in part types very broadly, and get more specific going on.
I'd suggest against doing just by colour, and also not going too specific doing type AND colour. (it would be very hard to keep oversight of what you have and to find pieces of same colour in a bin)
IF you have some pieces in very rare colours? I'd suggest keeping those together. Easier to remember and to build something coherent out of it using it.
I use these tool suitcases with segments in my old pic related, but also baggies for big lots of same peices. But
>>7497495Is one of the best for smaller pieces i guess, especially if you can easily pull the bins out. (my suitcases need to be put all over the room a lot.)
