If you want to keep making these PAB videos you should go over your local walls most valuable pieces and try to get the absolute most value out of it. New ways of stacking, more parts for your store, a fun challenge and a more interesting video. Not that these aren’t interesting just adding that extra challenge might get more attention.
A year ago or so I whent back to the Jax florida Lego store to try the PAB wall as I didn't when it iopened 5 reasr ago or so... I being ADD autistic was a bit over whelemed and it was late so I didn't stack the mostly plates... Thought I did ok till I got back home and then really stacked them... The box looked so empty and it took only 30 minutes or so... So yeah always stack your PAB bricks!
You should try standing up instead, the math is 22 stud by 12 stud wide, you could have up to 6 brick high or 17 plate on the safe side so no complain from the employee at lego store, but I have been stacking 6 brick high, by calculation you would have 360 1x4 masonry brick with 2 stud by 12 stud spare, so you could easily fit some other brick in there or fit 36 more piece of 1x4 masonry, however completely filling that up to the math take a bit of time, cause the last stud is gonna be very tight, it could be done, but be carefully not to rip the box apart, lol
I know how I stack the Masonry bricks is with the studs up. I gotten like 800 1x2 Masonry bricks standing up than laying down
If you want to keep making these PAB videos you should go over your local walls most valuable pieces and try to get the absolute most value out of it. New ways of stacking, more parts for your store, a fun challenge and a more interesting video. Not that these aren’t interesting just adding that extra challenge might get more attention.
A year ago or so I whent back to the Jax florida Lego store to try the PAB wall as I didn't when it iopened 5 reasr ago or so... I being ADD autistic was a bit over whelemed and it was late so I didn't stack the mostly plates... Thought I did ok till I got back home and then really stacked them... The box looked so empty and it took only 30 minutes or so... So yeah always stack your PAB bricks!
i find this works best for bricks and plates
Are bricklink prices the same as the pick a brick from the online legoshop?
Yep should compare to the actual lego pick a brick store price too.
You should try standing up instead, the math is 22 stud by 12 stud wide, you could have up to 6 brick high or 17 plate on the safe side so no complain from the employee at lego store, but I have been stacking 6 brick high, by calculation you would have 360 1x4 masonry brick with 2 stud by 12 stud spare, so you could easily fit some other brick in there or fit 36 more piece of 1x4 masonry, however completely filling that up to the math take a bit of time, cause the last stud is gonna be very tight, it could be done, but be carefully not to rip the box apart, lol
Thanks for the info! My Lego store never has them lol
Any time! Happy to help!!