Lego is one of the most popular and beloved toys in the world, but it is also much more than that. Lego is a creative tool, a learning resource, a sustainable choice, and a source of joy for people of all ages. In this blog post, we will explore some of the reasons why Lego …
We’re always looking to add sets to our rental collection here at Chorley Bricks and this month has seen quite a few new additions Not everyone wants to undertake a huge challenge and sometimes it’s just great to set about some smaller builds so as well as the very beautiful and iconic Tower Bridge, we …
Did you know that Chorley Bricks have over 180,000 parts from the smallest pieces to major components, ready to post directly to you, wherever you are in the world, so you can complete the build and enjoy the fun and satisfaction all over again?
School’s out for summer… and we know there will be lots of parents and grandparents out there looking for activities to do with their children during the holidays. And we have the answer!
We never sit still at Chorley Bricks, we love to search out new sets to keep everything fresh and give you new things to build! So here’s a rundown of sets we’ve recently brought onboard and I think you’ll agree, there are some cracking builds here… Boutique Hotel 10297 The Boutique Hotel is a great …
Here at Chorley Bricks World Earth Day is close to our heart, as everything we do is all about sustainability.Recycling LEGO sets and pieces is at the heart of all our activity, giving you, our lovely customer, the opportunity to hire and build LEGO sets without having to invest in purchasing and having it sit around in its box in your cupboard after you’ve grown tired of it and pulled it apart.
LEGO likes to include Easter eggs in their sets ut very few, except avid fans and collectors know this. Easter eggs are unexpected and usually undocumented small details that LEGO designers add as an insider joke or little surprise for the pleasure of their most dedicated fans.
It’s National Pet Day! The first animals introduced as Lego Minifigs were horses in 1984 and were only available in Black and White. Now there’s a greater variety of animals such as cats, dogs, rabits and birds.
Lego introduced a 17th figure into their Minifigures Series 10 collection, Mr Gold, as very rare ultra collectable character, of which only 5000 were produced, which lead to the wonderfully termed ‘Goldgate’ affair, much to the embarrassment of Lego!
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