Hamleys Dundrum has so much on offer from the ultimate toys to ongoing activities in store. The 250 year old toy retailer, famed for its magic, theatre and entertainment, opened its first European stand alone store outside of its famous flagship shop in London’s Regent Street in Dundrum Town Centre in October 2008, occupying 37,000 square feet arranged over three floors in the Pembroke District. The toy shop replicates all the magical and experiential elements of the Regent Street store, promising the ultimate treat for all the family. The store appeals to all ages, selling a wide range of toys from the much loved brands to more traditional and nostalgic toys. Hamleys also stock a full range of their own brand products, renowned for exceptional quality and play value. You’ll find all you need to build your own Lego land or Play Mobil town. There’s a range of board games, from the newest to the old-school nostalgic type, ones grownups would remember. Girls can browse through the shelves packed from top to bottom with products such as Barbie, Hello Kitty & Sylvanian Family.
Boys can get their hands on their favorite moving toys from Scalectrics to remote control gadgets. As well as offering a full range of Hornby products. Visit the Arts & Crafts area where you’ll find products you won’t see anywhere else along with Science kits from explosive experiments to forensic kits. For preschool children Fisher Price are on hand with a full range of toys, as well as a wide range from V-tech, Playschool, La Maze and Thomas the Tank Engine. Baby Hamleys will provide you with everything you need to get your toy collect started from musical toys to play mats. Cuddly toys come in all shapes and sizes and the wide range offers something for everyone of all ages. From cuddly bears to Safari animals you’ll find any soft toy you require and let’s not forget the all famous Hamleys bear. For those with a sweet tooth or wanting an extra special treat the Sweet Factory is there to spoil you with sweet treats. With demonstrators on hand all day to bring the store to life you’ll often catch them flying toy planes or surrounded by bubbles.
Every child’s dream is to have their birthday party in a toy store and Hamleys Dundrum offers just that. With a dedicated party room and a wide variety of themes that will appeal to all ages. Facilities can also be hired for private parties and events. In store events are run all year round with daily activity such as face painting and Arts & Craft.You must be 16 or over to participate in the Brickset Forum. Please read the announcements and rules before you join. A Comprehensive List of LEGO Certified Professional Sets? I've been reading through ebay today and have come across a couple of sets that are LEGO Certified Professional, but I can't find a listing for them here in Brickset. Is there a list of the sets like the LEGO Hilton Paris Opera Hotel or this Ricky the Rooster? @ /en-us/aboutus/lego-group/programs-and-visits/lego-certified-professionals@Huw Sounds like a new challenge... :) I'd write them a mail to ask them, if you don't know where to start, there's someone at Reddit who works for one.
If you can find the thread just say so and i'll give it a search, run into it some time ago. @bobabricks They have some interesting things for sale. Where did you find information on this Ricky The Rooster Set? Good luck on anyone trying to collect a complete list on non-TLG LEGO sets...Bright Bricks Milan Cathedral... not even sure if these were sets or just MOCs.... And then there are these miscellaneous sets....Autodesk set... frontAutodesk set back....Those jokes are for @SumoLego and @Pitfall69 only! ^ There is no ceiling on rooster and oil company jokes.Red Rooster, standing by... @sstoroe @sprinkleOtter @77ncaachamps I have the LDD file for Ricky. PM me your emails. @TheOriginalSimonB The words 'insert', 'oil' and 'dong' should never, repeat NEVER, be used in the same sentence. Edit: unless you're into that stuff, in which case, go for it! What two consenting adults get up to behind closed doors is their business. That's a whole 'nother thread: Lego for Romantic Reasons...
But it would be worth exploring. Yeah, we all need a eBay seller name like that! I wonder if the Paris Hilton set comes with a signed copy of Paris Hilton's famous video?Imagine explaining owning that to your other half because "it has to be part of your LEGO related collection"It looks like a small version first and a larger version will be coming shortly. This one is in the church store for 35 pounds still. Just by chance I was passing on the day they got them. Apparently there will be 3 versions, small (as above £35),in stock now. Large (£100 to £150) not released as yet, and a currently unknown set of something to do with the cathedral... The staff are very helpful and I have asked for them to reserve the large one. If anyone is interested I'll update when it's in stock. Does anyone know if Exeter Cathedral ever released its larger model, which was supposed to include some of the outbuildings?I would love to purchase currently available versions of the Exeter and Bury Cathedral builds (preferably not the very smallest version, which in the case of Exeter is already sold out anyway) without having to go through eBay--is anyone on Brickset able to help with this?
I'm aware shipping and handling charges add considerably to the retail total, but I'm not happy having to pay many times the original cost *before* shipping on a second-hand set of something which is meant to be a benefit fundraiser for the Cathedral. I have a good reputation here, on BrickLink and at eBay (my userID is the same for all three). @/QeIQgN not my listing but another Bright Bricks LCP model. This is a nice one, I picked up one when we had the chance to visit Ashford Castle in Ireland. I've got the Flying Scotsman they did at Swindon this year. Instructions weren't handed out, you had to build it at the show. ^ I picked mine up today from the shop. Also showing a small version for box sizes. Would anyone know the part number of the large wheels used, I've scoured Bricklink but can't identify them Just rediscovered the site about the ReefScape project done by Bright Bricks together with Tropical Marine Center--instructions for the sixteen individual sealife models are still available at http://reefscape.co.uk/downloads/.