How Does the current LEGO© Pick a Brick Wall compair to Bricklink

We visited the Glasgow Lego© Store over the easter weekend and stocked up on parts from the Pick a Brick wall, how does it compair to buying from bricklink.
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Пікірлер: 4

  • @pinobluevogel6458
    @pinobluevogel645828 күн бұрын

    I really like these kind of short and sweet breakdowns. What would have made it better is to have the values for each on the screen, for a quick comparison. If your goal is to make a video with not too much work in it and not make it too long, this is fine. If your goal is to make this kind of video a decent amount better, having the values on screen would really give it that kick, but it would entail a bit of extra editing. Still, these boxes are always great value. I have yet to make a box that was not at the very least 1/2 of the box value more than the actual price, if compared to Bricklink values. If compared to average Bricklink prices, instead of the best prices, this gets way better. Though I have to say, stacking the box out to perfection gets you a good amount more. I think it is fun, almost like a puzzle, but if strapped for time, this probably isn't needed to get a good deal.

  • @Lego.BuiltDifferent

    @Lego.BuiltDifferent

    25 күн бұрын

    Thanks for your feedback, it's not so much the time restraints it's more of a capability issue at the moment, we are still trying to find best software, equipment and set up to show what we are doing, hopefully these will improve over time as with everything we are doing.

  • @pinobluevogel6458

    @pinobluevogel6458

    25 күн бұрын

    @@Lego.BuiltDifferent Alright. Like I said, it is not a must. You should decide what works best for the time invested and what your creative vision is for the videos. Best of luck, I will keep an eye on the channel!

  • @nnex6564
    @nnex65649 күн бұрын

    That is not £120 worth of plastic. What bubble are these middle aged men living in?