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[US] Toys R Us Father's Day Build

jamiewjamiew Member Posts: 165
edited June 2013 in Shopping USA/Canada
June 15th (day before) Father's Day free build-- police car
http://www.toysrus.com/shop/index.jsp?categoryId=4311963
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  • mrseatlemrseatle Member Posts: 410
    edited June 2013
    A nice looking Cop Car is the latest in-store build event scheduled for Saturday, June 15. Noon-2 at Toys R us...
  • prevereprevere Member Posts: 2,923
    edited June 2013
    FYI to all, from LEGO Club: http://club.lego.com/en-us/events/

    Join LEGO and Toys “R” Us for an exclusive LEGO City building event on June 15th!

    Come build an exclusive Classic LEGO City Police Car!

    When: June 15th, 2013 from 12-2pm.

    Where: All Toys “R” Us locations

    Event is intended for children ages 5 and up. Event materials available while supplies last and are available only to participating children. Limit one per child.
  • prevereprevere Member Posts: 2,923
    Didn't realize this was already posted. Admin can delete.
  • TheLoneTensorTheLoneTensor Member Posts: 3,937
    For what it's worth, I didn't see either of those threads until @jamiew posted his, apparently 3rd link. Redundancy can be good sometimes.
  • JosephJoseph Member Posts: 629
    Agreed, and my post was in no way meant to imply "this has already been brought up so why didn't you notice it?" (hence the smile). My posts like that are simply meant to help keep identical topics in one place for ease of reading.
    TheLoneTensor
  • jasorjasor Member Posts: 839
    Redundancy is good sometimes when it's redundant and good...sometimes.
    Yellowcastle
  • PicopiratePicopirate Member Posts: 325
    Does anyone know how strict TRU is on ages? My boy is 4.5 but is small so most think he is 3.5. That is until he talks because he has the vocabulary of a 6 yr old and he has built countless sets targeted for much older kids. My local LEGO store is not strict about the age for such events but I never went to a TRU event. I assume they would not want to turn anyone away because they also want us to buy some sets.
  • jamiewjamiew Member Posts: 165
    I've never seen them turn kids (or grown adults who act like kids) away. But it will probably depend on how busy the event is.
  • Zeldafanatic15Zeldafanatic15 Member Posts: 106
    Yeah, depends on how busy they are. My wife and I went to the May the 4th build after free comic book day and they were more than willing to let us participate.
  • oldtodd33oldtodd33 Member Posts: 2,683
    Yep, we always show up at about 1:30 and there is always plenty of parts left and they have never said no to giving me 4 or 5 extra sets.
  • dragonhawkdragonhawk Member Posts: 633
    The police car looks slick, too bad we won't be near any Tru on Saturday.
    oldtodd33 said:

    Yep, we always show up at about 1:30 and there is always plenty of parts left and they have never said no to giving me 4 or 5 extra sets.

    This depends greatly on the store and area. In my area for example, showing up after 1pm guarantees no promo items for us. Due to store traffics, they usually wrap up the event (as in clean up all tables etc) by 115pm for an event starting at noon.
  • margotmargot Member Posts: 2,308
    @dragonhawk I picked up an extra today, let me know if you want it.
  • mrseatlemrseatle Member Posts: 410
    Had to work so I missed it. I noticed today was also "free RPG day"... Missed that too.
  • USMCYodzUSMCYodz Member Posts: 94
    The Police Car is pretty slick and should be pretty easy to build with most extra random parts, or easy enough at a Pick a Brick wall. Was able to pick up two so I am excited, they go with the 3 I got from the Star Wars last month
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