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They carry a lot of licensed Lego alternatives (Stargate, Star Trek, Robocop). I have several sets and the quality is on par with Lego (big difference is Lego is not stamped on the studs).

US does not pay VAT tax!

https://www.bluebrixx.com/en/
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They carry a lot of licensed Lego alternatives (Stargate, Star Trek, Robocop). I have several sets and the quality is on par with Lego (big difference is Lego is not stamped on the studs).

US does not pay VAT tax!

https://www.bluebrixx.com/en/

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Dec 2, 2024
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NickDuck2
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Has anyone brought from them before?
Dec 2, 2024
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kzat82
Dec 2, 2024
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Quote from NickDuck2 :
Has anyone brought from them before?
I've bought a ton of train cars from them, and as well as the engine shed, the skyscraper (and a few extra floors), and the police station.

The quality is good, though I wouldn't say it's "on par" with Lego. I get a lot of scratched pieces from them, and some of the colors are ... off? For example, I have some green passenger cars that have a roof made of 2x2 curved slopes that I think were supposed to be flat silver, but literally every single brick that color has a weird swirl in it. Doubt that would have happened with Lego. The snapping/clutching quality is good though.

Some of the designs are lacking in structural integrity. The roof of the engine shed falls off if you look at it funny. Some of the train cars, particularly the longer American style ones, sag in the middle sometimes, and the wheel sets aren't great (I've replaced all mine with proper Lego wheel sets).

That said, I still buy some train cars from them occasionally. I have a ton of euro style 2 axle freight cars to supplement my Lego 2 axle freight cars. I've been eyeballing those Star Trek sets for ages, I simply don't have the space for them (no pun intended).

Also, shipping to the US is a flat rate.
Last edited by kzat82 December 2, 2024 at 05:21 AM.
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NickDuck2
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Quote from kzat82 :
I've bought a ton of train cars from them, and as well as the engine shed, the skyscraper (and a few extra floors), and the police station.

The quality is good, though I wouldn't say it's "on par" with Lego. I get a lot of scratched pieces from them, and some of the colors are ... off? For example, I have some green passenger cars that have a roof made of 2x2 curved slopes that I think were supposed to be flat silver, but literally every single brick that color has a weird swirl in it. Doubt that would have happened with Lego. The snapping/clutching quality is good though.

Some of the designs are lacking in structural integrity. The roof of the engine shed falls off if you look at it funny. Some of the train cars, particularly the longer American style ones, sag in the middle sometimes, and the wheel sets aren't great (I've replaced all mine with proper Lego wheel sets).

That said, I still buy some train cars from them occasionally. I have a ton of euro style 2 axle freight cars to supplement my Lego 2 axle freight cars. I've been eyeballing those Star Trek sets for ages, I simply don't have the space for them (no pun intended).

Also, shipping to the US is a flat rate.
I'm eyeballing the stargate sets. You answered my second question on quality; I guess it can be hit or miss.

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