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Newest Review: ... with the vampyre castle, and the lego star wars ranges. I felt it useful that the lego advent calendars were on display in cabinets in the middle of the shop, as I could have a look at what figures were included and make a decision about whether to purchase one. The shop was well organised by range, with some of the duplo ranges for the younger children, but also by series, so all the Harry Potter things were in one place, fairly near the Star Wars and Vampyre range, while the lego city stuff was all in one place, and there was a space for the Lego Friends series for girls too. As well as larger sets ranging from about £10 up to the ... more

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The Lego Store: A store for Dreams (1109 words)
by - written on 26/11/12 (Very useful, 70 readings)
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My kids have been fond of lego since they were around one and realised that one megablock could stick to another and then into a tower. We have then added many items to our collection, mostly bought from online sources, but also in toy shops. When we were told a new Lego store had opened nearby, my children were very keen to go, and for them, it was like a day out. If you ask them about it, they happily tell you they have been to legoland and how wonderful it was. The lego store is located at the Meadowhall Shopping Centre which is on the edge of Sheffield, easiest accessed via the M1, as it is just off Junction 34. The lego store is located on ...  Read the complete review