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Re: Mumble, mumble, Lego reps and shopping experiences
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Wed, 27 Oct 1999 00:54:07 GMT
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Howdy,
Well without causing too much trouble i hope, i say that once you've
been into one toy's r us, you've been to them all. Prices are the same,
range is the same (although one might be better stocked in quantity than
another).
The one i frequent most often is the Westfield Parramatta store, i've
been lucky twice, they had the Cowboy fort for $80 in a sale bin and
the other time was picking up boxes of rails for $15 each.
Off the top of my head, the stores that i've seen Lego in are
Big W
Kmart
Target
Toys R Us
Grace Brothers
Hobbyco (and also the toy store across from it..but very $$$$)
(The now defunct) World For Kids...damn i had shareholder discount
there...
Im sure that list can be doubled..tripled..whatever..but these are the
stores that i assume are the prime retailers for Lego in Australia. As
for discounts, there'll surely be some pre Christmas, and then maybe
some clearence stuff post Christmas.
Im stating the obvious yes..but its the best i can come up with for
now.
Moz (Chris Moseley) wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> It would be useful to me at least for some Sydneysider to indicate
> where the better Lego shopping is. I mean, Toys'r'Us by Moore Park
> is the best I've seen, and that was not very good compared to
> Wellington (NZ) where I lived last year. Is there anywhere that
> has a decent selection, ideally some older stock, and better still
> cheapish prices?
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> Perhaps we could compare specials when we see them, because I buy
> Technic so it's no harm to me if I see something I can't buy to point
> it out to you people.
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> And yes, if there's something reasonable I will buy several. I
> have a big pile of various sets that are excellent value and
> went on sale for 20%-50% off at one stage.
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> Other comment is that yes, in some circumstances Lego will do a
> "special order" of exactly what you ant. Depending on size it
> may need management approval, but that's usually forthcoming.
> And their max order is about $5000 AUS as far as I can gather,
> unless you're doing a very special big project. They don't like
> buying for resale, though.
>
> Moz
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| I'll start watching more carefully. What do you guys want me to look for? There's not much among the current sets that appeals to me at present, apart from Star Wars, and I'm well satisfied (broke) at present. Despite a great deal of effort up and (...) (25 years ago, 27-Oct-99, to lugnet.loc.au.nsw.syd, lugnet.loc.au)
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| Hi all, It would be useful to me at least for some Sydneysider to indicate where the better Lego shopping is. I mean, Toys'r'Us by Moore Park is the best I've seen, and that was not very good compared to Wellington (NZ) where I lived last year. Is (...) (25 years ago, 27-Oct-99, to lugnet.loc.au.nsw.syd)
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