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In lugnet.general, Brian Kendig wrote:
> In article <3f3dd0d3.641202@lugnet.com>,
> mcase@metrolink.net (Mike Case) wrote:
>
> > From what I was told today by an employee at the Orlando LIC, the
> > store is already being re-arranged to provide space for Pick-a-Brick.
> > PaB should be in operation in a couple of weeks.
>
> Ooh, so that's what all the recent renovations have been about...
>
> Tell me more about Pick-a-Brick? I searched Lugnet and found a little
> bit of information about it, but I'm still unclear on the concept. It
> looks like it offers hundreds of candy-bins full of Lego pieces and you
> can take a quarter-pound's worth for $7? How many pieces is a
> quarter-pound, roughly? And what's the selection of pieces like -- is
> it possible to get lots of basic bricks in rare colors?
Mark Papenfuss set up a page with info on the California P-a-B:
http://www.landofbricks.com/legoland/pickabrick.html
I think they change the line up now and again.
Lookin' forward to the Chicago P-a-B :)
Julie
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