What do you do with your finished LEGO® sets?

31 July 2018

Often the process is more important than the goal. You can also say this for building a LEGO® set. Building with LEGO® gives pleasure and relaxation. If you are building, you can empty your head and time flies by. When you are finished, you get the satisfaction of a nice set that has been completed. But what do you do next? Keep it complete, play with it, disassemble it? We asked our fans what they do with their completed LEGO® sets.

Show finished LEGO® sets

Many of you think it's a shame to disassemble a LEGO® set. For example, Bertolami Fabrice has a special LEGO® display case for his sets. Wilf-Ried Krause has a whole cupboard full of completed sets and now unfortunately has no room for his next sets. When the sets of Nicolas Anselme are finished, he will show them in the living room.

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Michael D Cadby's LEGO® Star Wars collection

Disassemble LEGO® sets and building MOCs

For some LEGO® fans, it is all about building itself. For example, Patrick Koningh says he will demount sets and start building MOCs with the separate parts. If you do not know what a MOC is, then you can read this in our article: What is a LEGO® MOC? Aziel Aguilar is also at a nice pace of 'destroy build destroy'. Are you looking for inspiration for building a MOC? Then take a look at Rebrickable. Here you can find fantastic ideas for MOCs.

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Not finished yet

You have large LEGO® sets and really big LEGO® sets. Patrick van Hoogstraten is currently building the following LEGO® Star Wars set. In that case it will take a while of course before your set is completely finished. We would like to thank everyone for his or her input and of course we wish you a lot of fun with the current LEGO® projects.

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