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I glue minifigures together, but only the ones my kids play with, otherwise they take them apart constantly and eventually the torso bottom and arms start to crack, I dont glue them all though because like everyone says, Taking them apart is part of the fun and if the kids break a couple, I get to buy more

I was this @ WalMart in Bellingham for 14.97, maybe it was priced wrong, but the tag said Lotso's dumptruck, thats a decent price, I almost bought it but didnt want to overspend my limit for crossing the border..

thats killer

I love those micro sets, this is a must buy

Cool

that thing is beautiful, nice job on the beams!

haha good! Abbotsford is about an hr East of Vancouver

Screw Toronto! how about Abbotsford?

Awesome!

I see, either way it was a cool place

Me too! I remember going to a Lego outlet store in St Jacobs, have you ever been there? I went there back in 98 or 99, so maybe it is gone now?

My wife was @ the Dallas store and one of the employees told her that there is supposed to be a Lego store/PAB coming to Vancouver , Calgary and Toronto... No ETA though

I was at the Bellevue store a couple weeks ago, its was everything I hoped for and more managed to pack 844 pieces into a large cup, got a keychain, salt and pepper shakers, minifigure headlamp, and the flashlight keychain, I bought a creator set (the yellow cabin/cafe/apartment building) @ target in Bellevue as well for $28.99 (Lego store was $34.99) The walmart in Bellingham has a pretty decent selection, and the prices are all msrp I'm fully intending on going to BrickCon this yr, I had planned to go last yr but my cousins kids birthday party unfortunatly happened on the same day... Bringing goods back into Canada really depends on the border guard and the value of the goods, I rarely bring home more than $50 worth of stuff @ a time, so its not worth their time to send you in for the few dollars they can tax/charge you duty for, and since 99% of the time I only bring back groceries they cant charge me tax or duty anyway, I save about $15 a tank on gas, plus milk and cheese is less than 1/2 price and now with an even higher dollar I'll be able to save even more

Thankfully I live 10min from the border and then only another 20min from Bellingham, I dont buy anything in Canada anymore I've been buying gas down there for about the last three months, milk, cheese, bread, meat, almost everything is 20-30% less (I can and have used the savings to buy lego for the kids... ya, for the kids)

Wow, that thing is awesome

that definitely answers my question, Thank you

the pizza truck is definitely on my buy list

I'm going to this store in a couple weeks, (I've planned a romantic weekend away with the wife that just happens to revolve around us visiting the lego store...) was the staff cool with you taking your time to fill it full? sounds like most stores are but thought I'd check