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I was browsing some Lego sets recently. Man, are they expensive. And, on Amazon at least, it's a little difficult to even find the standard brick sets. There
by e40 17y ago
I was browsing some Lego sets recently. Man, are they expensive. And, on Amazon at least, it's a little difficult to even find the standard brick sets. There are just so many themed sets.
- axod 17y agohttp://shop.lego.com http://shop.lego.com You can even purchase individual bricks (Although obviously that'll cost more than buying a set). If you have a local Lego Shop though I'd go. They have a 'wall' where you can fill a bucket with whatever pieces you want.
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- jsackmann 17y agoThey have a 'wall' where you can fill a bucket with whatever pieces you want. Whoa. I had no idea. Now I know what I want to do when I retire: Become 12 years old again and live near a lego shop.
- axod 17y agoI'm slightly ashamed to say I was standing there working out how to fit the most bricks into the plastic cup. (It's larger at the top than the bottom, so it's quite a puzzle to fill with mostly square bricks) :) I'm 31, but really still 10.
- Zolt 17y agoRarely do I buy complete sets anymore, I just buy the individual pieces I am looking for from http://www.bricklink.com http://www.bricklink.com (no affiliation just a happy customer). (92,700,724 items in 2,814,678 lots in 3,404 stores as of Aug-17-09 1:00:08 PM.) Looking for old catalogs? Can’t beat this site http://www.hccamsterdam.nl/brickfactory/ http://www.hccamsterdam.nl/brickfactory/; scanned in and categorized by theme, name, year etc.