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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Kathleen Theriault writes:
> Hi,
>
> I've been a lurker for a while and been reading the posts with interest. My
> husband and I are real Lego fans, and now want to get our kids stared with
> Lego trains. The big question is where do I buy it? I have seen the one set
> at ToysRUs but is that about the only place in Toronto to buy it? A friend
> was just in St Jacobs at the Lego Store and reported that they were out of
> train stuff there and were having a hard time getting it.
>
> Right now all I really want is a 'basic' set like the 4561 to start with
> because the boys are still young (4yo and 3yo) and that's all they could
> handle right now.
Another possibility is Eatons at Eaton Center in downtown Toronto, and the
Bay. Unfortunately Eatons is even worse than Toys R Us for pricing, though
the Bay often will have 25% and similar sales (Bay Days etc)
At Christmas time, you'll find Zellers will stock the basic train set
(4563/4559 in previous years, 4561 the past two years) usually around $130.
By January, Boxing Week, any leftovers will drop to $110, and even $90.
A little bit more of a hit and miss option is to try for some of the Sears
Clearance centers to see if they have a 4561 around-they often do and for a
great discount. However, you're never really sure of getting every piece
(ie, one that Iain got was missing a piece of curved track).
Calum
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