Conditions of Use & SalePlease choose to continue your session or sign out now.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. Bricks & Minifigs® is your one-stop LEGO® shop! 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. Warning: reset() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/bricks6/public_html/bam/wp-content/plugins/chimpy/includes/chimpy-prepare-form.inc.php on line 20 Warning: key() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/bricks6/public_html/bam/wp-content/plugins/chimpy/includes/chimpy-prepare-form.inc.php on line 21 Warning: array_pop() expects parameter 1 to be array, boolean given in /home/bricks6/public_html/bam/wp-content/plugins/chimpy/includes/chimpy-prepare-form.inc.php on line 22 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/bricks6/public_html/bam/wp-content/plugins/chimpy/includes/chimpy-prepare-form.inc.php on line 63 Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/bricks6/public_html/bam/wp-content/plugins/chimpy/includes/chimpy-prepare-form.inc.php on line 169
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What made it also appealing is that you can build almost anything with Lego, even some pretty cool science experiments. Previously, ZME Science covered a Lego-made nuclear spectrometer model, a worm-brain controlled Lego robot, and even a Lego shuttle which was sent into Earth’s orbit. Certainly, much of Lego’s success lies in this versatility. Along the decades, Lego has released all sorts of sets following themes like Dungeons and Dragons, Star Wars, firefighters, pirates or historical Legos which feature Medival or Colonial era figurines.While you’ll see a lot of spaceships and weaponry like swords or tiny 18th-century muskets, you’ll definitely won’t ever see military-related Lego toys. Plastic toy soldiers have never gone out of fashion among grade-schoolers, yet adhering to a strict internal policy Lego chose to forfeit some pretty good profits because it doesn’t think war should be seen as child’s play.In a 2010 Progress Report, the Lego Group explained its stance on toys and weapons on page 26.Advertisement “Guideline for weapons and conflict in LEGO experiences”A large number of LEGO mini figures use weapons and are – assumedly – regularly being charged by each others’ weapons as part of children’s role play.
In the LEGO Group, we acknowledge that conflict in play is especially prevalent among 4-9-year-old boys. An inner drive and a need to experiment with their own aggressive feelings in order to learn about other people’s aggressions exist in most children. This, in turn, enables them to handle and recognize conflict in non-play scenarios. As such, the LEGO Group sees conflict play as perfectly acceptable, and an integral part of children’s development.We also acknowledge children’s well-proven ability to tell play from reality. however, to make sure to maintain the right balance between play and conflict, we have adhered to a set of unwritten rules for several years. In 2010, we have formalized these rules in a guideline for the use of conflict and weapons in LEGO products. The basic aim is to avoid realistic weapons and military equipment that children may recognize from hot spots around the world and to refrain from showing violent or frightening situations when communicating about LEGO products.