Mold building Lego source

[PaulC]

For those who use Lego bricks to build mold rubber retaining walls when producing casting tools I have a new source. Mark Mickelsen recently forwarded me this link to buy plain Legos without having to go the special kit route that are in all the toy stores: . http://us.factory.lego.com/pab/default.aspx.

[JWLaRue]

Paul,

Excellent! I've always wanted a

Paul,

Excellent! I've always wanted a slightly different combination of 'bricks' than what came in my Lego "bucket". This is perfect.

-many thanks,

Jeff

[bigdave]

That is cool! You can't

That is cool! You can't find the seperate blocks anywhere around here. BD.

[PaulC]

Exactly, Dave. You've got to

Exactly, Dave. You've got to buy some kit to make a Millenium Falcon or something. I had no idea they sold them like this until Mark told me.

Remember when all they made were the bricks? When I was a kid my friend down the street had a giant box full of them and we'd make all kinds of stuff from the standard rectangular pieces -- including the Millenium Falcon and the Disney Nautilus.

[JWLaRue]

I had no problem finding

I had no problem finding a kit with just bricks in it at Toys 'r Us.......this is close to what I bought:

http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2629038

-Jeff

[Guest]

Try this ausome site and you cant beat the prices!!

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogList.as ... String=136
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Dave Amur Ship Yard

[scott t]

Thrift stores are a good

Thrift stores are a good cheap source for legos and other fun items.

Scott