12 Free Lego Toys

LyndsayJ

Brilliant! My middle son has recently got into lego in a big way so this will be great if I can be organised enough to get the mirror on 7 days before it finishes (unlikely but i'll try!)

Gunny

Been collecting vouchers since saturday,only 3 to get then i`ll just send for the set.
They are not printing the address to send to till next week for some reason.

The Daily Record is only 35p in scotland so only £2.45 for my vouchers

bigpat

Am I the only one really disappointed with the lego? £4 worth, I don't think so! The dumper truck consists of maybe five or six pieces which can only really fit together one way.

I think you'd be far better off going to a car-boot sale and picking up far more lego for far less than the cost of 7 daily mirrors (and what a rag THAT is!)

spookybuffy

im collecting them and im sending 7 tokens off and collecting the remaining tokens from the shop so i end up with 12 which is sent and another 5 which i collect, i dont have problems with my wool's i think im lucky by the sounds of it. they are good stocking fillers for ur kids. thanks for letting us know

lawlorlane

Have just seen the post so thank you to other person!
But.................. can I ask if anyone else has thought they were value for money, yes I know its cheap but I dont buy the mirror and dont want to be left with lego that wont be used. Is there an age range for it?
TIA ;-)

beautifulgorgeous_2

says 5-12 on the little packets that i have got so far!

lawlorlane

beautifulgorgeous wrote: »

says 5-12 on the little packets that i have got so far!

Thanks...... do you think they are worth getting? TIA

pomcycle

Lego is age range 5-12 although seems very simple lego, not brilliant but probably worth more than 40p (you really can't get much lego these days for less than £1.99). In a plastic bag rather than a box and stores don't have loads of them, the early learning centre had run out but the woolies near me had today's.

I would say that in both stores, the sets not on display- had to ask behind till/counter for them as it's not something they appear to normally stock but something done especially for the offer. Good for a little stocking filler.

lawlorlane

pomcycle wrote: »

Lego is age range 5-12 although seems very simple lego, not brilliant but probably worth more than 40p (you really can't get much lego these days for less than £1.99). In a plastic bag rather than a box and stores don't have loads of them, the early learning centre had run out but the woolies near me had today's.

I would say that in both stores, the sets not on display- had to ask behind till/counter for them as it's not something they appear to normally stock but something done especially for the offer. Good for a little stocking filler.

Cheers Hun, Didnt want to rush out and get if not worth the hassle, I need some stocking fillers for the boy so will prob be good for that reason!

Mi_bargains

Well worth the 40p, these small sets are usually around £2/3 each. We have collected ours from Mothercare (they were behind the payment counter). They do not take that long to assemble (around 10/15 minutes max) but they make an excellent stocking filler.