Free LEGO in Sweden

 

  • Free LEGO in Sweden

    Posted by Huw, 27 Jun 2012 15:19. Filed under Shopping (Europe).

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    Lekplaneten in Solna Centrum, Stockholm currently has an offer of a free game, either 3861 LEGO Champion, or 3860 Heroica Castle Fortaan when you spend 300 sek or more.

    They also have a few reduced sets, for example 5893 Off-Road Power for 499 sek (around 25% off)

    If Swedish shopping news is of interest to you, post something in the comments: I have a correspondent that's offered to send it in.


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Posted by derfazoid in Switzerland, 27 Jun 2012 16:29

That's a pretty sweet deal! Not much use to me though ;)

Posted by supersympa in Sweden, 27 Jun 2012 16:44

If you are also in the Goteborg area on saturday 30th June
BR Leksaker has renovated its toy shop, and is offering 50% on ALL lego!
first come first serve basis...usually it is mayhem when they do that kind of thing...

Posted by k0d in Sweden, 27 Jun 2012 17:37

Hej Supersympa,

Oh, how I wish I could get over to Göteborg on that day!! I hate how crazy expensive Lego is at BR Leksaker, thankfully I have Webhallen close to me and pixmania often have some pretty sweet deals.

Posted by Isabella and Lego Liker in United States, 27 Jun 2012 18:16

About $70USD for the Sweeds at current exchange rates on that set (Normally about $95).

Posted by Duchessa in Sweden, 27 Jun 2012 18:49

Great to see some swedish shopping news on Brickset! :)

Posted by Lyd & Lost Records in Denmark, 27 Jun 2012 21:10

Yeah that's great ...more please...

Posted by mirandir in Sweden, 28 Jun 2012 15:16

Najs!

If anyones interested HB Adventure in Skellefteå has all LotR sets besides Gandalf Arrives and The Orc Forge in stock and are selling them at Swedish RRP.

Posted by k0d in Sweden, 28 Jun 2012 16:11

@ Mirandir
Oh my goodness...that's so awesome, yet so far from Sthlm. Not fair!

I like this, Swedish Lego news on brickset :)

(btw, it was me that sent the first news to Huw...I will be sending more soon...)

Posted by mirandir in Sweden, 28 Jun 2012 17:16

^The store can also be found on Tradera under the name helofa: http://www.tradera.com/butik/helofa?listtype=2

Posted by Formentar in Sweden, 29 Jun 2012 03:12

Swedish user here. I usually get my Swedish shopping news at Swebrick, but the fact that I hadn't seen anything about this particular offer tells me that there's probably room for swedish shopping news here on Brickset too.

There are two problems with finding good Lego deals in Sweden: First, the RRPs are usually crazy compared with other countries, so the cheapest option is often Amazon from the UK (with free shipping above £25) or from another European country. Second, many of the retailers are local/regional and even the ones that aren't may have different offers at different branches.

Posted by ChicoCheco in Norway, 29 Jun 2012 04:50

It is very nice to hear a news from Scandinavia. Greeting form Norway!

Posted by k0d in Sweden, 29 Jun 2012 05:38

@Formentar
That is so true about the good Lego deals, however there are some good places I've found.

Here are places I usually shop at.
Webhallen: online and shops (nearly always the cheapest)
Pixmania: online (cheaper for some of the larger sets)
ebrix.se: online (occasional cheaper items)
hiko.se: online, or pickup in Jönköping (some very cheap items compared to Swedish RRP)

One of the best places to visit is the large CO-OP stores, they nearly always have some older sets at crazy discounts. For example I once spent around 1000sek for around 4000sek (RRP) of sets!

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I was wondering if there are people here who might want to meet up to discuss Lego etc. I'm in Stockholm, but would travel if needed :)

Posted by modena in Italy, 29 Jun 2012 10:32

I just went to Sweden for the Summer... But... I'm in the Really South.

Posted by SonOfDarkness in Sweden, 01 Jul 2012 16:18

Yes! More Swedish shopping news would be very appreciated! :)

Posted by Sirre in Sweden, 02 Jul 2012 18:51

Swedish shopping news, yay! I had no idea about this offer, thanks! :)

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