Additional Shipping Charges Link LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 For any technical or sales support questions about LEGO® Education products, please contact your distributor. If you need further help and advice, visit: LEGO Customer Service. Level 2, 1 Innovation Road Macquarie Park NSW 2113 Mobile: +61 408 281 236 Web Site Content Editor Rob Torok is a teacher in Tasmania, Australia and has been using LEGO MINDSTORMS with his students since 2001. Rob works for LEGO Education Australia part-time as a workshop presenter and Content Editor for this site. Not what you're looking for? Access your digital resources and software purchased from LEGO Education using LEGO Education Resources Online. Please note, some digital resources need to be purchased in advance and are activated by a unique code. Please refer to product descriptions to see if this applies. If you have not yet purchased software and it is not already included in your core set, please contact us, or find your local distributor here.
Thousands of teachers across the World use LEGO Education resources each school day in their classrooms. Take a look at some of the great ideas being shared in the LEGO Education Community or simply ask a question if you need some help or inspiration - there's plenty of knowledge and experience out there! Visit the LEGO Education Community. Currency - All prices are in AUD Items 1-15 of 39 LEGO® Juniors Batman & Superman vs Lex Luthor 10724 LEGO City Airport - Airport Cargo Plane 60101 LEGO City Airport VIP Service 60102 LEGO City Fire Ladder Truck 60107 LEGO City Volcano Explorers: Volcano Truck 60121 LEGO City Volcano Starter Set 60120 LEGO Classic Creative Bricks 10692 LEGO Classic Creative Building Set 10702 LEGO Classic Creative Supplement 10693 LEGO Classic Creative Supplement Bright 10694 LEGO Classic Green Baseplate 10700 LEGO Classic Large Creative Brick Box 10698 LEGO Classic Medium Creative Brick Box 10696
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Outside of the usual major retailers, there are quite a few independent shops around Adelaide and South Australia. We’ll be keeping this list up-to-date as best we can, but if you know of another shop, please leave a comment below! Visit the Brick Lady website Visit the Galaxy Toys website Visit the Toys R Go website Visit the Toy Corner website Visit the Refreshing Memories Website Sueclays Antiques and Vintage Decor Visit the Sueclays Antiques and Vintage Decor Facebook Page Visit the Brickoholics Facebook Page Bricklink is a huge website that not only lists just about every set and LEGO piece you could want, but its filled with online stores of people selling new and used LEGO. Here’s just a handful of the South Australian stores run by people active in the Southern Bricks community. One of the best ways to support your favorite toy company is to shop directly at LEGO’s retail stores and online shop. LEGO rewards you for your loyalty with a great selection, excellent customer service, regular sales, and the LEGO VIP program to earn points for future purchases.
You can visit the official LEGO Shop’s Homepage, or click on the image-links below to take you directly to the appropriate page at the online LEGO shop: Happy LEGO huntin’ and let us know when you find some great deals! 😀LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3product_label_list_price_accessibility 30 Reviews12345678910111213141516171819201Warning!DanishEnglishFIND MORE PRODUCTS LIKE THISMINDSTORMS®RoboticsCreate and command robots that do what you want with LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3! LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 Reviews - page 2Lego is a popular toy for kids of all ages, giving them opportunity to explore their creativity by building masterpieces or simply practicing their construction skills with pre-set designs. There are Lego and Duplo ranges to suit both boys and girls – from the Star Wars and Ninjago ranges to the Lego Friends and Lego Elves ranges; there are even Harry Potter and Simpsons sets for die-hard fans. But where do you go to get discount Lego in Brisbane? K-Mart, Big W and Target all stock large ranges of Lego in store, with some of their range also available to purchase online.
Department stores regularly have sales on their toys, but they can also offering cheaper non-sale prices than most other retailers. Myer and David Jones also stock a variety of Lego. Their prices are often less competitive than the department stores mentioned above, however they too have regular sales and online deals that are worth checking out. Some of the big name toy stores in Brisbane feature what resembles a wall of Lego in many of their stores. The collections tend to be impressive, with different collections often on offer, although prices vary between higher end and mid-range toy stores. When on sale in toy stores, you can grab some great discounted Lego in Brisbane, though often the Lego on sale will be ranges that they may be trying to clear out and not those rarer sets sought after by serious Lego collectors. The larger toy stores around Brisbane that sell Lego are Mr Toy’s Toyworld and Toys ‘R’ Us ; each with multiple store locations Australia-wide (and listed on their websites).
Recently, Mr Toy’s Indooroopilly store announced that they have partnered with Lego to bring you a one of a kind Lego experience. The store now features a World Class LEGO department that is unrivaled across their Queensland stores. Both Mr Toy’s Toyworld and Toys ‘R’ Us also offer some of their range for purchase online, where you may score an online only deal. Situated in Capalaba in Brisbane, Bricks N Fun is a Lego lover’s paradise. The store has impressive displays of Lego creations for you to admire, as well as Lego play sessions that provide kids with a massive range of Lego to try out for as little as $8.50 per child for one hour of play time. Bricks N Fun do also have Lego for sale in store, and offer loyalty discounts to frequent shoppers. Whether it’s to purchase or just experience the massive range of Lego, Bricks N Fun will not disappoint. Brick Builder is an online store offering a broad range of Lego with great prices on a lot of their stock. They even have a range of discontinued and hard to find Lego available for purchase if case you are looking for something specific.
They offer a low same day shipping rate of $7.95* Australia wide, allowing you to shop from the comfort of home. Hobby Warehouse claims to be Australia’s largest online hobby store, with much more than just Lego on offer. They have a moderate range of Lego available, with prices slightly below RRP, at approximately 8% off, and some bigger savings available. Delivery is Australia wide. Just Bricks offer $5.95* flat rate Australia wide shipping for orders from their online store, and they claim to have the largest Lego collection in Australia. The savings are not as big, but you may find something specific you have been looking for, or score a good deal during a sale or online discount. As an added bonus, they also offer some pre-owned Lego and the opportunity to sell unwanted Lego to them for re-sale. You may even score a bargain bulk lot. /brickresales which is a local Brisbane business which resells lego including hard to find lego men!!! *Delivery prices are correct at 17th November 2015 and are subject to change.