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  • haha, you even put the wrong online shop in your excitement :p

    Its at the hut!!

    Thanks so much :D

    :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Oopsah, edited it now :o
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  • I haven't trawled through all of the posts so I am not sure if somebody has already posted this! My son is Lego mad and is desperate for the Earth Defence HQ which is about £77!!! I signed up for a Very account having found a code online and got £30 off my first order over £50. They also had 20% off lego sets and I went through topcashback so, I ended up getting the set for £27 hurray!!!! Mum also did the same and got Sonic Boom and the Space Center for £23 each. Makes the whole lego fascination much more affordable!!!!
  • MrMoo123
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    can't wait till my little ones are old enough for Lego... brings back memories :) Think the wife would give me funny looks if a load of lego suddenly turned up on the doorstep lol
  • liney
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    MrMoo123 wrote: »
    can't wait till my little ones are old enough for Lego... brings back memories :) Think the wife would give me funny looks if a load of lego suddenly turned up on the doorstep lol

    My DH may get some lego in his stocking thsi year ;) The look on his face when DS7 didn't need his help to build his birthday pressie was heartbreaking!
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  • WHITECAP BAY NOW £35.99 AT the hut! Sorry to shout, I'm reining in my excitement :D

    Thanks, I've just ordered one! The Argos one will be going back once the one from the Hut arrives, as it's £8 difference! And they take PayPal at the Hut! Just saw after I ordered that you can sign up to their newsletter and get £1 off next purchase, but can take up to 3 days.

    And may have to plan a trip to Boots tomorrow. We have a small one in our town, no toys, but there's a larger one about 30 minutes away.
  • wendym
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    GemJud wrote: »
    I have just come back from Boots with a couple of bargains :-) Lego Duplo Play with Letters (6051) £6.39 and Lego Duplo Box (5416) £3.58. I went in last week and didn't find anything but thought I would have another quick look today so keep checking for the last few bargains being put out in the shelves!

    In the Lincoln store all Lego and Duplo is scanning at full price (£25 plus for the Play with Letters!). There's a small clearance section with some Waybuloo, 3rd and Bird and other odd bits.
  • In my local Morrisons yesterday I noticed they had some Lego Duplo sets on special offer between £4 and £6 - can't remember which sets - if i'm back in tonight i'll have a proper look :) xx
  • rfowler
    rfowler Posts: 486 Forumite
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    Hi All,

    Am new to Lego and I need to get my son a present any tips on what to buy first he is 3 years old
  • wendym
    wendym Posts: 2,945 Forumite
    rfowler wrote: »
    Hi All,

    Am new to Lego and I need to get my son a present any tips on what to buy first he is 3 years old

    Duplo is the perfect start for small hands. Start with a basic box of bricks and a base, and then look out for whatever is on offer.
  • lola34
    lola34 Posts: 1,205 Forumite
    Bexster wrote: »
    What age would you say this is for my ds is 6 in October? Thanks

    My DS1 has a couple of these books, he has the Star Wars ones and the Harry Potter, if they are the big hardback ones then I would say yes, they are for all ages DS1 is now 12 and still likes his lego, hes been getting it since he was about 4 or 5 we've done City, Harry Potter the first time around, Pirates, the Alien one, Star Wars, its definately a timeless classic, though I've realised that Christmas day can be one big building day and for each 100 pieces in a set it takes roughly one hour - I'm an expert now;)
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