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Michael12 Mon 01-Jan-24 10:15:24

I have just been reading my cycling magazine ,and there is a growing interest amongst Adults as to Lego Kits , which are maybe useful as to a pastimes such as cards or puzzles .
Mick

Callistemon21 Tue 02-Jan-24 17:56:11

kittylester

www.superbricks.co.uk/

His website.

How organised!

We still have lots of Lego but mostly it is pre-kits.

Lomo123 Tue 02-Jan-24 17:57:11

Sainsbury had a great deal on sets in November, I got one reduced from £65 to £16. It was for granddaughters Christmas.

grannyactivist Tue 02-Jan-24 17:59:52

Lego is still very popular with my family. I have a red Lego suitcase that is filled with tiny Lego people and their accessories and all ages of grandchildren make a beeline for it on arrival. I also have a huge box of Lego that occasionally my sons delve into and create something out of.

kittylester Tue 02-Jan-24 18:01:50

Chestnut

The website is no longer showing a warning. Is it only for people who live locally and can deliver or collect? My grandson is keen on Lego but doesn't live locally.

Not sure. He isn't too far from us so we collected. He's lovely, so ask him.

Greyisnotmycolour Tue 02-Jan-24 21:03:25

I love Lego and the new adult sets are lovely. I've two sets of flowers and some succulents. We swap sets around the family. I've done the Great Wave and Starry Night. The grandchildren do them as well, great fun to be had for everyone. They make a fantastic birthday/Christmas/Mother's day present and can be sold or passed on easily if you don't care for keeping stuff or else leave them on display and enjoy them.

bikergran Tue 02-Jan-24 21:44:23

When grandson was about 1 yr old I bought this suitcase full of Lego for £10 from a charity shop, it was in an old type suitcase you know the cardboard type.

It had lots of I suppose what is vintage Lego, not sets but all different parts, wheels, cogs, windows, people, etc,

He had great pleasure out of it, he is now 17 and not remotely interested of course lol. Other younger grandson who is 9 has never really been into Lego ,don't think he has the patience.

I did start sorting it all out as some rogue bricks got mixed into the original Lego. It kept me quiet for weeks it was like therapy lol.

V3ra Wed 03-Jan-24 02:04:20

www.onemorebrick.com/

If you want some smaller kits or little stocking fillers, this website has a selection.
I bought the small Christmas wreath tree decoration which was very cute.
I found them on Amazon.

bikergran Sat 13-Jan-24 11:11:56

My daughter bought me this kit last Christmas, not got round to building it yet.