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There is a limit of 100 (presumably per order). It says so on the website. To be clear, that's not 100 of say a 2x2 flat tile, you can choose between 1 & 200 of one specific piece. The limit is on the number of different pieces you can order. I gather it's likely this limit is set so that LEGO can reasonably keep up with production of current individual parts in "off time" when they are not producing specific parts for specific sets.
I think there are quite a few people on here that order from BnP semi regularly at least and I am not aware of them refusing BnP orders except where licenced parts are concerned. Did you tell LEGO what the pieces were for when you spoke to them? I have heard of some oddities of licensed parts (other than stickers) that weren't minifigure parts before but can't think of a specific example at the minute.
I understand your disappointment and am wondering if another attempt at resolving the issue might work? I for one would like to see the mocs you have been thinking about and planning since Brick 2014. :)
I just ordered the same parts from Cal's Bricks, Cora's Creations and Brumblies Bricks on Bricklink which saved me £50. They are already to be dispatched! I'm going to place an order on Bricks and Pieces on my mom's name for the small amount of pieces that never showed up in the other stores since those pieces were too hard to find a seller with most of them. Thanks, I cannot wait until they are done I'd say I have over 200 ideas but only about 10% to 20% of those will be at Brick if everything goes according to plan; I will defiantly have the some of my best MOC's from 2014 and brand new ones :)
Glad you've managed to get the majority of parts on bricklink and it's saved some £'s. Did the representative say you couldn't place any more orders on BnP?
Seems that there are at least two stories to every moc, the acquisition of the parts aswell as the design/build of the moc itself. Good on you for keeping calm and building on. :)
Yup, I'm glad too, they should arive next week due to the bank holiday. They said I will be able to but not yet.
It was a nightmare going though LEGO's website to order the parts I always had to asks them to personally add them and the next day I'd call and pay for them. Bricklink doesn't look very nice but it works much better that LEGO's website. Yup, I've got one heck of a story to share. I avoid any obstacles, don't cause problems and don't take notice at all cost, it's got me though secondary school without any fights :)
http://www.boredpanda.com/lego-figures-photography-samsofy-pardugato/
Worst part is having to wash each set and drying them out. So much better to rotate sets out more frequently and avoid this drawback.
THANK YOU. :)
(@Legomatt -Eomer won this round, or did he really...? ;)
However, hope is not lost... He just needs to fashion some form of uruk-legs-ladder to scale those sheer walls. Freedom awaits Eomer!
(and perhaps, on second thoughts, making it a ramp... for the horse).
Hi-Ho-AWAYYYY!
And much later, on a quest to find the grail, King Arthur is led to the site... "It's just a horse..." he says dismissively, waving aside his enchanter-guide.
"Just a Horse!? It can leap...err... it has big pointy... aah... LOOK at the BONES!!!"
I am not sure how many on here could design better ones. It makes me think I should run a comp for it rather than doing the lottery freebie giveaways
keep up the good work