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Re: Pick-A-Brick is up and running!
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lugnet.legoland.california
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Sun, 25 May 2003 16:09:01 GMT
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In lugnet.legoland.california, Mark Papenfuss writes:
> I just got back from LLCA, and the Pick-A-Brick opened about 1pm today.
> While I did not notice any unique parts in unique colors, there may have
> been - I am not an expert in this area but nothing caught my eye as never
> being seen before. They had the basic selection of colors, black, white,
> green, red, yellow, tan, brown, blue, grey, and dark grey. There were a few
> of the harder to get colors like orange, light yellow, earth orange, teal,
> purple, and lime. But there was a smaller selection of these harder to get
> colors and none of the items offered struck me as never being released
> before. They also had transparent colors, trans-yellow, trans-pink,
> trans-green, trans-dark blue, and clear. But the same thing with these
> transparent colors, none struck me as being new and he selection was much
> smaller for them. They also had soccer and basketballs there in bulk, and a
> 1x2 dark grey brick with the Lego logo in it (the same brick as in the big
> Yoda set), and a few bricks with the eye pattern on it along with a few
> different windshields.
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> Another thing they offered there is a mosaic kit. This is the same thing
> that they had on the shop at home site. They took your picture using the
> Lego webcam and put it in the software and if you wanted to buy your kit
> they printed up the instructions for you to follow and the correct amount of
> 1x1 plates (in the bags, just like shop at home). This cost $30 and was
> pretty neat. This has an advantage over the website version because you can
> see what it will look like, and you can take new pictures if you want to.
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> And yes, if you have a year pass you do get your discount on the bricks.
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> Anyways, if you want to see some pictures of it you can check it out on my site:
> http://www.landofbricks.com
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> If anybody has any questions about certian parts or colors I am sure I, or
> somebody else that has been/will go will be able to answer your questions.
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> Enjoy!
> Mark P
> http://www.landofbricks.com
On my prior visits to the park, if I just wanted to do some shopping at the
Big Store (at the entrance) I just had to ask and they'd let me in. Can I
do the same at Pick-A-Brick?
Adr.
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| (...) Yes, that is called the 'shopping pass' When you get that you have 30 minutes to go into the park to do some shopping. And you would get this at the customer service window. I have no idea exactly how strict they are on the actuall 30 minute (...) (21 years ago, 25-May-03, to lugnet.legoland.california)
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