This explains why German stores on BrickLink always have such extreme quantities of parts! They've had exclusive access this whole time! Seriously, even though this was like 10 years ago, I would find that German stores always had more varied and extremely high quantities of parts, but I never bought from them because International shipping, but now it makes sense. Oh and Ben, you have to share just how much you paid for all your parts, I have to imagine you got some of the best deals you've ever had. Oh, and the first thing I thought of with all those purple glitter bricks was an Ilum MOC. Not quite the right color, and glitter blue does exist, but for deeper caves, that purple would look sic! Also not a bad way to use your new satin blue tiles either.
When you showed the pic of the UCS Luke’s Landspeeder set I noticed that the windshield looks very similar to the Mach 5’s windshield. Maybe I’ll make a UCS scaled Mach 5 one of these days with that.
I should go to Germany, I'm trying to get a lot of trans light blue and trans white plates and bricks in bulk for a ocean fight stop motion but it always gets too pricey
Just 4 hours?! And by car! If you have spare money and free time, definitely go for it. Some of us have to drive days or use a plane to even get close to one
Do you fill everything into one big bag? If so how can they tell if you bought more then 100g per element? Seems like a time consuming and tedious task to keep track of the weight of dozens of elements.
You don't have to have exactly 100grams of each piece, you can do any measurement you'd like and you pay accordingly. To my knowledge you're fine to mix the pieces into one bag. I individually bagged each type of piece so that I didn't have to sort them later. But it's possible that there may be rules about mixing parts into the same bag, I'm sure the staff want to be able to easily see what you're getting and see if any need to be priced differently. But don't quote me on that.
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This explains why German stores on BrickLink always have such extreme quantities of parts! They've had exclusive access this whole time! Seriously, even though this was like 10 years ago, I would find that German stores always had more varied and extremely high quantities of parts, but I never bought from them because International shipping, but now it makes sense.
Oh and Ben, you have to share just how much you paid for all your parts, I have to imagine you got some of the best deals you've ever had.
Oh, and the first thing I thought of with all those purple glitter bricks was an Ilum MOC. Not quite the right color, and glitter blue does exist, but for deeper caves, that purple would look sic! Also not a bad way to use your new satin blue tiles either.
What a dream! Thanks for sharing Ben!
hi this place buy's from the lego
you have a good point there for some key parts are a good buy
Man only if this was in the states I'd go bankrupt after 2 trips XD
same here lol
I remember visting this place as a kid 😍
this place is like a heaven
Man i am soooooo jealous!!
Thank you for the tour! I have been seeing videos of this place and i agree it would be a dream come true to visit.
Wow! Wow! Wow! and the Lego store gets a wow too! 😊
When you showed the pic of the UCS Luke’s Landspeeder set I noticed that the windshield looks very similar to the Mach 5’s windshield. Maybe I’ll make a UCS scaled Mach 5 one of these days with that.
Hey ,I deal with abc when I can and You cracked me up talking about Mark and then energy crystals .
Great video!! Would love to visit this place someday
I'd kill to visit that store! I've seen so many videos of it. One day I'll take the trip but its an expensive flight.
thats it
im moving to germany
Hmm… looks like I need to make a trip to Legoland Germany.
I should go to Germany, I'm trying to get a lot of trans light blue and trans white plates and bricks in bulk for a ocean fight stop motion but it always gets too pricey
Germany has a legoland? ... As a german, I'm stunned.
WTH I just unlocked a long lost memory ... a flashback of "Legoland Deutschland" commercial ...
Have you also visited the brickstory muesum during your Trip?
Brickstory has posted in his vlog, that he was shopping with "Americans" so this might as well be it.
@@username9774 Lol I'm not American though haha
Ah good point Tim, totally forgot about that when planning my trip. Would have loved to have gone!
@@BenCossyOfficial next time then ;)
Makes me want to visit Legoland Germany again but it is a 4 hour dirve for me :(
Worth the drive TBH
Lucky, it's a 14 hour flight for me 😂
Just 4 hours?! And by car! If you have spare money and free time, definitely go for it. Some of us have to drive days or use a plane to even get close to one
Man, if this ever has goats, the lego world is going to crumble
Do you fill everything into one big bag? If so how can they tell if you bought more then 100g per element? Seems like a time consuming and tedious task to keep track of the weight of dozens of elements.
What is a merlin premium pass
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Question, if you have less than 100g of the limited quantity pieces are you allowed to put multiple types of bricks in the same bag?
You don't have to have exactly 100grams of each piece, you can do any measurement you'd like and you pay accordingly.
To my knowledge you're fine to mix the pieces into one bag. I individually bagged each type of piece so that I didn't have to sort them later.
But it's possible that there may be rules about mixing parts into the same bag, I'm sure the staff want to be able to easily see what you're getting and see if any need to be priced differently. But don't quote me on that.
@@BenCossyOfficial thanks 👍
10€ 100g???? For 10€ you can get 1 kg of random vrac....
Where?
@@dan__________________ in second hand market place... that s the usual price