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by Toys N Bricks » Tue Oct 12, 2010 6:59 pm
The NEW November 2010 LEGO Store Calendar is out! The biggest and most appealing offer this month seems to be on November 26 where you get "suprise savings" at the LEGO Store. On that day, you can save 10-50% off your purchase depending on your scratch card.
Don't forget you can also combine this offer with this month's coupon! This month, you can get a FREE LEGO Pick A Brick Box with purchases of $75 or more.
Thanks to forum member TooMuchDew for the calendar.
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by Eddy976 » Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:21 pm
The scratch card is nice. But would have prefer something even better like 30% off all lego or something. Afterall, it is black friday. :P
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by Transformers2 » Wed Oct 13, 2010 4:33 pm
The free turkey monthly model looks good. Is it just a walk in process or are there limitations?
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by FireWolf » Wed Oct 13, 2010 10:50 pm
Transformers2 wrote:The free turkey monthly model looks good. Is it just a walk in process or are there limitations?
I think its only for kids and they have limited supplies.
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by possum » Thu Oct 14, 2010 8:31 am
FireWolf wrote:Transformers2 wrote:The free turkey monthly model looks good. Is it just a walk in process or are there limitations?
I think its only for kids and they have limited supplies.
Ages 6-14 only. I'm not sure what the quantity is, but since school has started back ours has been easily accessible.
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by legitimatealex » Thu Oct 14, 2010 8:47 am
possum wrote:FireWolf wrote:Transformers2 wrote:The free turkey monthly model looks good. Is it just a walk in process or are there limitations?
I think its only for kids and they have limited supplies.
Ages 6-14 only. I'm not sure what the quantity is, but since school has started back ours has been easily accessible.
It's a shame about the age limit. Some of their models are so ingenious. This one for November is just fantastic.
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by funnypeople » Fri Oct 15, 2010 10:23 am
legitimatealex wrote:It's a shame about the age limit. Some of their models are so ingenious. This one for November is just fantastic.
Guess we can all bring friends that has kids.
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