RednWhite

If you are most interested in PAB then I would suggest going to either (or both) of the Westfield Stores - they are both on the central (red) underground line and probably 15 minutes from the centre of London with frequent trains. You may also want to check out John Lewis on Oxford Street - a big department store near Bond Street tube station - again on central line. They have a wall of PAB but last time i was there the selection wasn't great. They also have some huge models - Darth Vader made from Duplo last time i visited. You could probably plan to go to all three stores in a morning if you are not keen to see anything else in those shopping centres.

WHSmiths are offering £5 off a purchase of £15 with a voucher when you buy something - if you hang around the automated tills you can probably pick up a voucher on someone else's receipt. As they currently have the mixels in store at £2.99, you can buy 5 plus a packet of sweets and get them for £10 rather than £15 which is pretty good value for them.

I just had a look at Very.co.uk - a few discounts on Lego but nothing very exciting and don't appear to be close to 20% off. Wasn't sure how the £20/£25 offer worked - didn't see anything on their website. They have a 10% off orders if you take out credit.

+ 1 for adreva11 thanks for sorting out cock-up by Royal Mail

i bought this a few weeks ago and the models are great. However, the pictures of the building steps for some of the models are so small as to render them very difficult to follow. There is an exhibition of some of the models at the Arts Depot in north London next week. If this is a touring exhibition, has anyone seen it yet and is it worth a trip?

+ 1 to Praiter Yed - great trade

Lovely building - really evocative of an underground station. I have a question - is this based on a real station - there isn't a Lord's Station as far as I am aware - if the reference is to Lord's Cricket Ground then closest tube station is St John's Wood.

Just saw the Toys R us catalogue for Xmas and a £25 spend on Friends gets you a free Lego Friends pencil holder set

I just received an order - Grand Emporium - with free holiday set but no free minifigure. I ordered online but from laptop and not tablet or phone - can they detect these things when ordering?

I took the plunge this morning and ordered the Grand Emporium over the Pet Shop and Fire Station - I think my daughters will have just as much fun with it as the Pet Shop. With double points saving me £15 and the free Christmas set thrown in, I almost convinced myself I would be poorer if i didn't buy it!

+ 1 to Renegade Clone - good packaging

Is there a special Lego Store app for mobile devices? Or do you mean just ordering online rather than over the phone?

Which modular set? I have been considering getting one of the modular sets for some time but haven't wanted to spend such a large sum on one set. Having seen the new parisian cafe set today I want to use the excuse of Christmas to get my daughters one of the sets. They are 9 and 6 and love Lego - they have a few Lego Friends sets and a few other ones including some of the creator houses. I was thinking of getting the Pet Shop one as I think they would enjoy it and it could fit in with their Friends sets but also it looks like one that may be retired soon. If the set works out then i may get some of the other ones. Would the Pet Shop be the best one to plunge into?

It looks good but not sure it has the wow factor that other architecture sets have. I really want to dip my toe into the architecture series but so far the sets have been way too expensive for me or an iconic tower but looking like a bit of a dull build.

Just checked Amazon for some of those Star Wars deals and they seem to have gone - very small discount on Sail Barge....booo!