WTB OR LEGOS

[filsonhand]

Hello All

I'm looking to buy some Lego's for my kiddos, they just upgraded from duplos to big guy Lego's and are lovin em. If ya got some extras around the house I'll gladly buy em and put em to good use

Have trades also

I'm on the west side of portland

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[ditchtiger]

Have trades also

How many LEGO's for the "44" in your avatar?

 

[filsonhand]

Lol. I got some cash

The mosin stays in the apple tree

 

[ditchtiger]

There is a toy/matchbox collector store down here that sells Lego's by the scoopful. I'll see if I can scrounge up a name for you if you wish.

 

[filsonhand]

I'd appreciate it
Sweet, more legos for me to step on in the middle of the night

 

[2A2Dend]

I'd appreciate it
Sweet, more legos for me to step on in the middle of the night

Then why more?

Back in the day, OH MAN!! Lego and Erector were a blast. My kids got to enjoy them growing up too. Mine are tucked away for the grand kids. Over the years, friends and relatives on the lookout to grab them up. My Lego collection (last I counted ) is over 10,000 pieces. The Erector bits, I've all I can do to lift the wood lined crates. Will never sell them. Just pass them along in the family

 

[filsonhand]

You can never have too many Lego's

 

[ditchtiger]

found it. Not into toy cars but the wife went into a fabric shop and this was next door,looked like a better way to kill time.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct...-cars/&usg=AFQjCNG-m4ctsUJeL2P86SG3v_V1kUC8cA
https://www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=e...d=0ahUKEwjKt862ja3LAhUMymMKHd9aB3gQoioIlQEwCg

 

[2A2Dend]

You can never have too many Lego's

I could easily talk and reminisce of the fun I had with them. Problem is, I'd soon have them all over the floor!! I remember building the Golden Gate Bridge that was over six feet long and 3 feet tall. And that was done with all the old school stuff. I still have my Lincoln Logs. That's another fun one.

Diecast, that's another subject. The toys are addictive!!

 

[etrain16]

You can never have too many Lego's

My daughter is a big fan of Lego's - mostly the 'girl' Lego sets. What I like about them is that she's building each kit herself. I helped her with the first two, and now she can follow the books and build some somewhat complicated setups. She also enjoys mixing parts to make something new.

As for buying used Lego's, if you ever find yourself near Canby, make the time to stop in to "Bricks and Minifigs" It's a Lego store and they carry bulk loose Legos for sale, and also have some pretty cool builds on display by local builders. There is also a place for the kids to play in there.

 

[2A2Dend]

I'm a kid

 

[filsonhand]

Good info guys
I'm glad this thread came back around

 

[PBinWA]

I have 90 pounds of Lego I'm in the process of sorting. I was intending to sell it on e-bay. Actually, I was using it as a learning exercise for the kids on how to sell things.

If you are looking for something specific or just want more Lego than most kids can manage then send me a message.

 

[jbett98]

My best friend in the early seventies was originally from Germany and his Grandparents would send him giant boxes of custom Lego sets for Christmas.
It would take us weeks to build these sets and when we were done, his Dad would make us tear them all down, because they took up the whole floor in his basement den.