Plastic toy and brick museum

Home Forums All Things LEGO! Plastic toy and brick museum

Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • Author
    Posts
  • #224
    Josh
    Keymaster

    Has anyone ever been there? It’s only ~90 minutes away down near wheeling (Belair, Oh).

    http://danstoymuseum.blogspot.com/

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWTel5ln6iA&feature=related

    I’m thinking a group field trip is in order at some point.

    #226
    Tim
    Moderator

    Yes, I went there last year.  It is very interesting and has some really nice large scale creations.  We should road trip there for one of our meetings.

    #227
    Paul Boratko
    Participant

    I have bought parts from them in the past.. They asked me to donate one of my cars to their museum.. I might give them one of my 69 camaro models…

    #237
    Greg Schubert
    Participant

    I went a few years ago.  Dan Brown gave me and my family a personal tour of the place!  Of course it was February and no on other visitors wer there.  He has a lot of stuff to see and yes much of it is way too big for the average person’s home.  I used to get a lot of parts from him, but his store has not come up very often on my searches it the last two years.

    #254
    Dan Brown
    Participant

    Good morning, and thank you for the invite.  Yes, I still sell LEGO but not as much as I used it.  I took my career back a few years ago to “pay the bills”, and I have not been as active as I used to be.

     

    http://www.brickmuseum.net is still up and running and I have branched out to Facebook as well (I am a MOD for another site there).

     

    While I still have limited involvement in the bricklink store, that mostly runs now as a clearing house for the excess material on the collection (and we have some serious excess).

    The collection is still growing.  I invest around 10-15% of my income into the museum weekly now.  And the models and new toys are amazing!  I am also looking at better ways to communicate and promote the museum nationally.  We were just on a episode of Shipping Wars, and I am hoping for some more national exposure.

    The museum was a platform for my retirement.  And I am currently 44 years old, so I am way ahead of the curve.

    So I plan to let it move along as it is for a few years, then I will “get the itch” again and I will be building up a storm!

    Dan Brown

    #255
    Zemata
    Participant

    Hell yeah I’d be down to take a trip there if you all go.   Looks like a great place!

    #265
    Josh
    Keymaster

    Good morning, and thank you for the invite. Yes, I still sell LEGO but not as much as I used it. I took my career back a few years ago to “pay the bills”, and I have not been as active as I used to be. http://www.brickmuseum.net is still up and running and I have branched out to Facebook as well (I am a MOD for another site there). While I still have limited involvement in the bricklink store, that mostly runs now as a clearing house for the excess material on the collection (and we have some serious excess). The collection is still growing. I invest around 10-15% of my income into the museum weekly now. And the models and new toys are amazing! I am also looking at better ways to communicate and promote the museum nationally. We were just on a episode of Shipping Wars, and I am hoping for some more national exposure. The museum was a platform for my retirement. And I am currently 44 years old, so I am way ahead of the curve. So I plan to let it move along as it is for a few years, then I will “get the itch” again and I will be building up a storm! Dan Brown

    Thanks for stopping by, Dan!  What’s the name of the bricklink store now?  We’ll get a group organized in the spring to come check it out!

Viewing 7 posts - 1 through 7 (of 7 total)
  • You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
Skip to toolbar