Lego Stuff

[Georges]

I'm going to the LEGO Store today to pick bricks out, any specific things I should get? I'd prefer a good variety, I just don't know what pieces would be the most useful. Also should I buy the brick seperator too?

A brick separator is defiantly useful to have.

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[Shadowed999]

Make sure you get t-pipes, clips, robot hands, travis bricks, lamp bricks, tpipes, faucets, tiles of different sizes/shapes, and a good amount of bulk building bricks, if you dont have em

[Caribou]

I went to the biggest LEGO Store in the nation today at Rockefeller Center, and I wasn't impressed. For the biggest LEGO Store in America - it seemed small. I got a small container of bricks (a couple of blue, black, yellow, and white 2x4's and lots more). I also got the brick seperator which is very useful.

I'm going to the LEGO Store today to pick bricks out, any specific things I should get? I'd prefer a good variety, I just don't know what pieces would be the most useful. Also should I buy the brick seperator too?

In a way though, I don't really think that it was worth it. I could of gotten roughly 100 used bricks for less than a buck on Bricklink. Also I am going to be building some sort of 3 story boutique apartment building with a storefront on the lower floor and it'll be blue and white or just a light cloud blue. What do you guys think? I plan on using $100 for the pieces which I'd buy all from Bricklink, do I probably have enough?

Make sure you get t-pipes, clips, robot hands, travis bricks, lamp bricks, tpipes, faucets, tiles of different sizes/shapes, and a good amount of bulk building bricks, if you dont have em

Sadly I don't have any of those.

[Georges]

The best part about buying from the pick-a-brick wall in Lego stores is seeing how much you can cram into a single cup.

When my friends and I went to the Lego store on it's Grand Opening, my friend bought like 3 or 4 of the large cups, and we spent like 30 minutes to an hour just cramming, rearranging, counting pieces, designing walls (he was building a machine shop/warehouse kinda thing) so we knew how many of each piece to get. It was amazing.

[Brickman]

I went to the biggest LEGO Store in the nation today at Rockefeller Center, and I wasn't impressed. For the biggest LEGO Store in America - it seemed small. I got a small container of bricks (a couple of blue, black, yellow, and white

I thought the largest LEGO store in America was at the Mall of America in Minneapolis?

[Badger]

A brick separator is defiantly useful to have.

Real men use their TEETH

[Zanaran2]

Real men use their TEETH

you don't have to badger people to follow your way

[BluetoothBoy]

Real men use their TEETH

REALER men use their FINGERNAILS.

[nienhaus1]

REALER men use their FINGERNAILS.

The MOST REAL men don't HAVE fingernails.

[Shadowed999]

Most real men ask for their mom's help.

[Badger]

fingernails bend back sometimes and it hurts a lot

[Flamecannon]

those orc swords can certainly split a brick man they're sharp if you try hard enough

[Menen]

it makes it like a love dungeon, but without love.
You see now how it works?

so its just a dungeon but kinky

[Brickman]

those orc swords can certainly split a brickman they're sharp if you try hard enough

D:

[Flamecannon]

D:

oooo yeah brother imagine that mint condition orc sword being jabbed between some bricks!
OOOOO
well its not as gross as teething it up ;-;
and i sadly haven't touched a lego ever since i stepped on them when my cousin's cousins were still here