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30/09/19
posted 30 months ago
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Hi
Not sure where to post so thought would try here first.
Any one know if any decent lego alternatives? Absolutely love lego foe kids but it's so expensive. We tried a set from wilko for our 4 year old bit instructions were a bit difficult compared to lego and of course not that many choices. So anyone has any other recommendations?
Ta |
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25/08/19
posted 30 months ago
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Nope. In the long run the quality speaks for itself.
You can keep an eye out in the charity shops/ ask on freecycle or freegle/ ebay to keep the cost down but the cheaper brands are not really worth it for very long. |
lvl 3: Teslafried Chicken
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06/08/19
posted 30 months ago
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I put a post on here ages ago to ask people kindly not to bother with replica lego if they were thinking about a gift for a child, as it is mostly SH*TE!!!
My son got some for Christmas (M.Y. brand), and the pieces often don't fit together nicely, or they are too stiff to push together, then some of the designs are badly though out e.g. The people are too big for the object.
It ended up leading to frustration for my son, and him getting upset as he couldn't do it.
Either research this thorougly or just spash out on the real deal. Get some second hand lego via Facebook or ebay. |
lvl 3: Teslafried Chicken
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29/07/19
posted 30 months ago
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Just keep an eye out on Amazon and use camelcamelcamel to alert you to price drops on the sets you want. Bought the Lego Friends pool last weekend for £33 compared to the RRP of £55. Lego Friends advent calendar was £14 compared to the RRP of £20. You can get good discounts on Lego! |
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25/08/19
posted 30 months ago
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In all honesty, you get what you pay for & Lego alternatives is sort of heresy - but please, stick to the genuine stuff? It does pay for itself over time, but I appreciate it's pricey up front. This is the site to find the discounts though - so hang onto your principles, please, and keep saving & scheming for the real McCoy? |
lvl 3: Teslafried Chicken
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29/07/19
posted 30 months ago
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My son has had years and years of playing with Lego. Building most sets Star Wars , Harry Potter, Indiana Jones, you name it he has probably had a set. Now ,however, he much prefers the figures, why pay a fortune for a set when it's just the figure you require, and more often than not you need to buy several sets to get a few figures. |
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30/09/19
posted 30 months ago
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My eldest, who is now 17, loved lego, had it from around aged 4/5 but he never had a kit. He was never interested in following someone else's design. He just had a large tub of lego and made his own creations. It never cost us much after the initial outlay, which was a Christmas present. When he was around 8years old he was gifted some k'nex and loved that more. That was a kit, but instead he used to cannibalise the parts and create his own concoctions. My favourite was the time he made a crane that moved and took it into school and the other kids wanted to know where he bought it. |
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17/11/19
posted 30 months ago
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You can see the difference in quality just looking at the pictures. I'm not a Lego Alternative snob and have checked out my fair share of clone brands, but these look like garbage. The pics of the train are terrible, and the pieces seem not to fit very snugly on the back. The second thing (whatever it is) shows some pieces have ridges from the mold. If you want a decent clone, try Character Building/Cobi.
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posted 30 months ago
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As a child, I loved to play with LEGO, but with age, interests have changed, and games have changed. I am now interested in poker, I watch the WSOP tournament, in which I play my favorite player fedor-holz.com . Read about it, you will be interested to learn something new. |
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17/03/19
posted 29 months ago
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Why do you think that LEGO is only for kids? This game has a lot of adults among its fans. So, I recommend you to find LEGO which you will like. Here you can read more about the best LEGOs and maybe you will find something worthy there. All in all, LEGO definitely can become a good hobby for anyone. |
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posted 28 months ago
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If you concern about the price, some following Lego alternatives you should try: Lepin, Nanoblocks, Knex, Magformers,.... I bought a set from https://lepinland.com/ and it is pretty good. |
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posted 14 months ago
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Does anyone know if any lego methods are correct? Absolutely love lego for kids but expensive. We tried the effort from Wilko for our 4-year-old bit guide 4 more difficult compared to lego and of course not many choices. So anyone has other recommendations? My son has some for Christmas (the MI sign), and the pieces don’t always fit together well, or they can be too tight to push together, then some designs have a bad idea for example. The people are too big for that stuff. I posted a post years ago to ask people eagerly not to bother with a replica lego if they are thinking about a gift for a child. Just click on Amazon and use it to alert you to drop money on your preferred platforms. Buy a Lego friend pool last weekend for £ 33 compared to the RRP of £ 55. I need software development for this. The Lego friend’s arrival calendar is £ 14 compared to the RRP of £ 20. You can get better discounts on Lego! In all honesty, you get what you pay & Lego others are kind of lying - but please, stick to something true? It pays for itself over time, but I appreciate it on a responsible front. |
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posted 7 months ago
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tnx
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