A Toy Garage for collectors and collectables is a safe and easy way of storage or display. A toy garage for play is somewhere to show off and elaborate the game.
Toy collectors come from all ages, genders and locations. The one thing they have in common is at sometime they will all have too many toys or too little space. One of the ways to get around this problem is to build a single or multistory toy garage.
Getting Help
You may not be a wonderful DIY person, so getting to grips with a toy garage whatever the size will make a huge difference to a collector´s storage space. The internet is a wonderful source of information also it gives you as a collector contact with other collectors, forums, blogs and general information.
You can speak to other enthusiasts who have already made their toy garage and are willing to help you out, or maybe for a small outlay they will draw up a plan to follow.
Plans for a toy garage can be quite complicated for the uninitiated, so if you have to pay a small fee for the expertise and full plan, it is well worth it.
But before you get a design on paper make sure you have your personal needs, requirements and space restrictions in mind, so that your plan is perfect for your needs.
Think about the levels, the ramps the layout to display your toys to their best advantage.
Building or Buying
If you are new to collecting or not happy about building your own garage, then you can buy a mass produced garage, Fisher Price or any leading toy manufacturer has models available.
You can start to display your toys in a professional way from the outset with the commercially produced garages and progress to your own as you feel ready and your collection increases.
Garages come in plastic, metal and wood, some of the parents of today are regressing to original structures in wood as plastic is getting out moded and less personal.
