This mess is located in the back half of my living room and could use some explanation. My three year old did all of this in one day. In the morning we built a wooden train track, in the afternoon he built a Duplo volcano on the big green Duplo base plate visible in the front with the blue Duplo farm tractor on it. In the evening he explained how everything worked and the mess of a colour layout on the volcano including the red lava. He then proceeded to explode the volcano in a matter of minutes and that is how that massive pile of Duplo ended up on the floor at the back. This was to free the baseplate to make a farm the next day. Mostly you see wooden train track, but you'll also note the Lego city train track around the table and the large blue Rubber Maid bin is full of Duplo train track. We like our trains. Shelves of model trains and other MOCs not shown. The IKEA six bin piece of furniture with the piano on top is full of Duplo pieces. Two more big IKEA bins/drawers hold the 2x2 and 2x4 Duplo bricks respectively. The three tool boxes at the back hold sorted Lego. The toolbox under the table and the one open on the floor holds my sorted technic bricks. The cardboard box under the table holds an orange Jeep 4x4 MOC and all the extra technic tires, rims, and currently most of a spare Volvo loader. This room changes how it looks a lot so I work on the floor. That spot in the middle between the Duplo and the open toolbox is where I was sitting before taking this shot. The big black arm thing to the right and on the floor is the arm of the EC750E MOC I'm currently working on. Hard to see, but a pile of CVT gearboxes for testing is what I was working on at the time.
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