Could I please ask all you Lego lovers favour. I live On a farm don't get any catalogues, nearest major towns are Horsham ans Ballarat. I'm wanting to by Lego for me niece for Xmas. If Amy of.the major stores have specials on could you please let me know. I can get a bigger set with some discounts. We have a $50 limit.
check out bricks to the world (google it) - he has flat rate delivery - and a big range of stuff, probably not as cheap as some of the bigger stores but the delivery is very cheap - and very quick


Not sure if this has been discussed already. I can't keep up with you chatterboxes.

Has anyone bought just bricks? Like there's a 'fun with bricks' box & many others. If so what did you get & do you recommend it?
We have some bricks - kmart have a big box with 1600 pieces for $79 (or one with 600 for $39 i think) - they are basically JUST bricks. they have some other sets available in plastic tubs and things, which have extra "stuff" in them - but for basic bricks, these are probably the best value i've come across. so much so that DH has said he'd like to buy another of the big kmart 1600piece packs (cos apparently we don't have enough when DD wants us to "freestyle" build). these are the bricks DD has out all the time - currently we have a hospital that we built from the bricks, with a carpark and helipad (we don't have a helicopter yet, but the local hospital has a helipad, so DD HAD to have one). we also invested in some doors and windows (about $20 ish for a box of them) and a couple of boxes of roof pieces - just for being able to build anything at all. we have two different sized bases (32*32 and 48*48), and DD gets to just do her own thing. when it comes to her lego bday party next year, we'll have these bits out for kids to play with, and will keep "good" stuff put away. harder for kids to fight over bits when there is lots the same for them to play with!