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BrickSwag
Looking for the perfect gift for the Lego fan in your house? How about a gift that keeps giving all year round? Well now you can have just that with the BrickSwag monthly subscription.
Each BrickSwag box contains an exclusive t-shirt, real Lego bricks, an issue of their Build Magazine, plus some extras.
The November box that we received also included a poster and a plastic drinking cup.
Subscriptions range in price from $26 to $240 depending on if you are doing month by month or paying for a few months to a full year at a time. Right now they are running a discount of 10% off using code HAPPYTEN at checkout.
Mommy in GA:I apologize to my kids for being the worst mom ever!! My kids' were not super interested in LEGOS, and I am not going to lie I did not push the issue (Hello 4 kids' all different ages and stages!!!), We got the offer to do the lego swag and it sounded kind of cool!
My 11 year old daughter got ahold of the box first and dug in, she had a blast building her turkey and even made a space ship :) She also really enjoyed the cards included in the turkey pack of LEGOS!! All I heard from my 6 year old son was "It's not fair, It's my turn to build now!!!"
We have had to re-draft letters to santa to include LEGO sets!!! So this box has showed us that they are interested even though I was not so sure!!
Mommy in Pa elaborated on the other goodies below but we really enjoyed the t-shirt and the drinking cup also!!
My 11 year old daughter got ahold of the box first and dug in, she had a blast building her turkey and even made a space ship :) She also really enjoyed the cards included in the turkey pack of LEGOS!! All I heard from my 6 year old son was "It's not fair, It's my turn to build now!!!"
We have had to re-draft letters to santa to include LEGO sets!!! So this box has showed us that they are interested even though I was not so sure!!
Mommy in Pa elaborated on the other goodies below but we really enjoyed the t-shirt and the drinking cup also!!
Mommy in PA: My son has never been more excited about receiving something for the blog LOL! Needless to say the box was open and things were being constructed before I even had a chance to take a picture (as you see I was able to get a picture of the finished project though).
My son is a HUGE Lego fan!!! He has an under the bed size tote to keep all of his in but still has boxes of them sitting around that just don't fit anymore. This was a dream come true to him.
The project this month was a turkey which my son had a blast building. They also include a build pack which your child can create their own project based on the theme provided. I do believe the theme for November was food. There is actually a type of contest where the child uses their build pack to create and then submits their entry for a chance to win. We did not really have time to attempt it this time but hope to in the future.
The t-shirt is really cute and unique (my son won't have to worry about someone having the same Lego shirt as him) and the plastic drinking cup is awesome : )
Here are my 10 year-old's thoughts: "I really liked the concept of what they are doing. The challenge sets are also really fun to try, they are actually a challenge. It's really fun to build what they have set up even though it is small. I like how it has a lot of pieces. They also have pieces that you don't get in most Lego sets that you have to buy individually off of the Lego website. It is definitely worth the money because it takes them a lot of time to get the Legos that they put into the sets."
Here are my 10 year-old's thoughts: "I really liked the concept of what they are doing. The challenge sets are also really fun to try, they are actually a challenge. It's really fun to build what they have set up even though it is small. I like how it has a lot of pieces. They also have pieces that you don't get in most Lego sets that you have to buy individually off of the Lego website. It is definitely worth the money because it takes them a lot of time to get the Legos that they put into the sets."
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