Welcome to the Bricks & Minifigs Portland, Oregon store! Monday — Saturday 10:00 AM to 6:00 PMSunday 12:00 pm to 5:00 PM We are Portland’s one-of-a-kind toy store for buying, selling, and trading LEGO® products. LEGO® fans from all over the Portland area visit our store.We are the most unique toy store in Portland, offering Portland’s largest selection of LEGO® products. We offer many retired and hard-to-find, popular, collectible, new, and used LEGO® sets, pieces, and accessories in our 3,000 square foot store. Our shelves are filled with thousands of minifigs in our constantly-changing collection, and hundreds of sets. You can also hunt through our rows of large bins for your custom builds or the missing pieces you need. We have bricks in multitudes of colors, pieces for building your own minifigs, and many other building accessories. We get in some highly-collectible sets and pieces, so check in on a regular basis if there is something specific you are looking for.
As well as LEGO® sets, pieces, and accessories, we also have creative builds on display. Come check them out to help inspire your next build! While you’re here, also browse through our other toys, books, and gifts. And we do have a rewards program, so be sure to ask about it. We offer birthday parties, and we provide the only LEGO® birthday parties in Portland! Our party room is ready for your reservation. Schedule one of our party packages 7 days a week. What a unique and fun way to celebrate; your kids and their friends would love it! (Click now for more information.) From I-5 take 84-E to the NE 33rd Ave exit. At the light on Sandy Blvd, turn right. Bricks & Minifigs Portland is on the left at NE 30th Ave next to Hollywood Beverage. From 84-W take the NE 42nd/ Hollywood exit. Go left on NE Halsey after the exit. At the second light take a right onto Cesar Chavez. Get into the left lane. Take the first light onto NE Sandy Blvd. Bricks & Minifigs Portland is on the left at NE 30th Ave and Sandy Blvd. next to Hollywood Beverage.
Building the new LinkedIn Logo in LEGO bricks for the Mountain View lobby required me to buy a huge number of specific bricks in the same color. This is useful because you can order any brick in production. Limitations are that you cannot order bricks that are out of production, and fulfillment times are often 10-15 business days for large orders.2) Fax an order to LEGO. The LinkedIn logo required over 5,000 blue 2x8 bricks as the primary component of the construction. For large, detailed orders you can call the LEGO store at 1-800-835-4386, and they will give you a fax number for the order. Unfortunately, fulfillment times here depend on brick type - I ended up waiting 6-7 weeks for some components of the order. Also, LEGO seems to have no concept of shipping notifications or tracking for orders placed this way.3) Local LEGO stores "Pick a Brick". I used both the Valley Fair and Hillsborough stores to acquire bricks at times. You can buy bricks three ways: a small cup for $7.99, a large cup for $14.99, and an entire box for $70.
As you can imagine, you are somewhat limited by your ability (or patience) in terms of cramming different brick types into containers. Most clerks will tell you that you can't buy bricks by the box - they are mistaken. Ask to talk to a manager, and they will sell you a box, but only if they have more than one in the back. They are not allowed to sell "the last box."The biggest limitation of this approach is that not only do stores not stock all brick types or colors, they also have no ability to "special order" Pick-a-Brick bricks. They get fulfillment once a week, and have no control over which bricks they receive. The trick is to call ahead, and be flexible with your design to adapt to the bricks they do have.4) Bricklink. For example, getting 20-30 small 1x2 tiles to finish off the base edges of the lettering. Bricklink is relatively slow on fulfillment, and it's common to get bricks that are discolored by age or cleaning. This means they may not match other orders of a similar brick.
It's also very hard to get large orders of many brick types & colors.Overall, for the LinkedIn in LEGO project I purchased approximately 12,000+ bricks. 8,000 I was able to get over 7-8 weeks from a Fax order to LEGO. /) and click on "Buy Lego." BrickLink is a kind of Craigslist for Lego bricks -- you can get pretty much any kind ever made, in any color it was made in./PAB/ Prices aren't great but they are actually roughly about the same as what you would pay in a boxed set.Welcome to the Bricks & Minifigs’ Fitchburg, Wisconsin store. Monday - Thursday: 10 am - 7 pmFriday - Saturday: 10 am - 6 pmSunday 11 am - 5 pmLEGO® fans and traders from Fitchburg and surrounding cities visit our store, coming from Madison, Dane County, Sun Prairie, Middleton, and Milwaukee. Huge LEGO® Selection Come check out our LEGO® Minifigures and bricks; you will not find a larger selection. We have an ever-changing inventory of Minifigures, as well as a wide variety of both standard and interesting bricks in multitudes of colors.
We also have displays and collections and rows of finds in our 3,500 sq ft store. We are the only store of our kind in the state, and we have much to offer. Our inventory changes all the time, so let us help you find the right LEGO® parts or sets. We have new, used, resale, and collectible sets and pieces. We have had many favorites come through our store, including: Star Wars, Ninjago, Minecraft, Pirates, Pokemon, Harry Potter, and Super Heroes. You can also come get inspired by the many creations you’ll see in our store, including some amazing creations made by our customers. We love it when they show off their creative, hard work, and we have a space dedicated for this. Will yours be the next new creation on display? Ask about our games and events! This is a great place for family activities and homeschooling projects. We are also a center for the local LEGO® community, where you can meet like-minded collectors and builders. Awards Brava Magazine: Local Great Gift Find 2016