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You can buy generic blocks at Lego shops in a pick n' mix fashion. Not just blocks, but also men, wheels, trees, etc. I don't know if they provide an online s
by aembleton 12y ago
You can buy generic blocks at Lego shops in a pick n' mix fashion. Not just blocks, but also men, wheels, trees, etc.
I don't know if they provide an online service.
This is in the UK, I don't know what Lego shops are like elsewhere.
- kijin 12y agoUnfortunately, the only "generic" pieces available for sale in my country seem to be baseplates and 2x4 blocks in assorted colors. I miss the svelte 1x16 pieces. They made such excellent beams for the large and airy structures that I liked to build, but they must have been part of a very unusual set because I can't find them anywhere else. :(
- PhasmaFelis 12y agoBricklink.com is the place to go if you're looking for specific parts. It's sort of like eBay for Legos. At a glance, both the solid-brick (http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2465 http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=2465) and perforated Technic (http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=3703 http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=3703) pieces seem to be available at reasonable prices, depending on what color you want. Unfortunately, I don't know what shipping is like to your country, or if sellers will be reluctant to ship there. I'm in the US, so it's never come up for me. Good luck, though!
- RobAley 12y agobrickowl.com is a similar site, with what I think is a much nicer interface. Other brick sites are also available!
- chambo622 12y agoLego shops in the US are the same way. They're awesome.