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LEGO Love Thriving at event
If there's one think LEGO fans are good as it's connecting. But it still came as a shock when almost 1000 turned out at the Coast's first Brick Resales event at the University of the Sunshine Coast's Innovation Centre on Saturday.
Getting a piece of action
There was some serious needle-in-hay-stack, hunting going on yesterday at a LEGO sales and show event, which continues today. A smorgasboard of LEGO parts and sculptures was laid out in the Carinya school hall. Some enthusiasts turned up looking for bits that had gone up the vacuum cleaner over the years. Other diehard builders were starting from scratch, with 2000-plus pieces to find.
LEGO Love Thriving at event
Australia's only massive scale pick-a-brick LEGO event & Exhibition is coming to Tamworth on july 10 & 11 from 9am to 3pm to certain kids from the school holidays.
LEGO lovers' treasure hunt
LEGO lovers - and isn't that everyone except barefooted parents in their child's messy room? - get set for the treasure hunting time of your life.
A sales and exhibition event is coming to Tamworth this week, promising more than 600kg of preloved parts, sets and minifigures to pick over and take home.
LEGO in Education
LEGO takes pride of place in most Queensland kids toy collections, and not it's taking pride of place in their classrooms as well.
Once upon a time playing with LEGO was strictly an after-school activity these days, however, more and more schools are realising the value of the beloved bricks in education, it turns out, they're worth their weight in gold.
BRICKRESALES - Coopers Plains
BrickResales is a massive showroom open to the public that buys and resells quality, pre-loved LEGO for a fraction of the cost of brand new LEGO.
The owners of Brisbane's first second-hand LEGO store, Judy and Greg, were regulars at local LEGO events like the popular BrisBricks, where thousands of LEGO fanatics would line-up for the chance to dig through tonnes of LEGO to find the right parts for their collections.
How to earn money with your LEGO collection - that’s awesome!
Building with LEGO has been a favourite pastime for kids pretty much since the time the plastic bricks were invented. Many adults are enthusiasts too – known as AFOLs or Adult Fans of LEGO – and it can be an expensive hobby. But, did you know there are ways your collection could help fund your hobby, or even earn you some extra cash?