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Why are Lego boxes plain?
The worst is when you order a large Lego set from Amazon and they just slap a shipping label right on the original packaging and drop that off on your front porch.
Is it normal to have extra Lego pieces?
LEGO sets usually have a number of extra pieces. In most cases they are small bricks, that are easier to lose like 1×1 plates/tiles/studs, cheese slopes, levers/antennas and flower petals. I know some people would throw the extra bricks away, never do this!
Do people keep their Lego boxes?
For storage most set boxes these days are useless so there’s no point saving them for that. If you think there’s a chance you might sell a set in future then it’s worth keeping the box. Used sets, especially larger ones like the Creator Expert series, sell for more if they have box and instructions with them.
Why are Lego sets so expensive in 2020?
Lego’s are so expensive because their quality, durability, flexibility, support, marketing, and network is unmatched. Further, the number of specialized pieces included in their sets has grown substantially over the years along with the availability of licensed products.
Does Lego ship in plain boxes?
Every order is shipped in a plain box, and you can specify the ‘Ship To’ address such as a relative’s house or place of employment. Pricing information will be included in your shipping confirmation e-mail.
Can I return Lego to Lego store?
Returning something you bought at a LEGO® Store is easy. LEGO® Stores give full refunds for any sealed sets originally purchased at a LEGO® Store provided you have the original receipt and the payment card you used at the store. Open sets with a receipt can be returned for an exchange or store credit.
What does LEGO do with unsold sets?
As for what LEGO does with ITS unsold LEGO, that’s another story. AFAIK, if they repeatedly won’t sell after being marked down, their destiny is to either be destroyed, given away, sold in bulk, or turned into “play table brick”.
Is Lego worth keeping?
According to research from Russia’s Higher School of Economics, Lego boasts an extremely high value when sold secondhand — and it actually has a higher rate of return than gold, bonds, and stocks.
Why do Legos have an age limit?
It is an indication for the target audience for that set. It is mostly to guide people with little knowledge about child development toward a set. It’s a rough guide, how much the child enjoys it is very much dependent on the child. But 10 year olds will be less likely to enjoy Duplo and be happier with Star Wars LEGO.
Why does Lego put sets in Big packages?
I am wondering why LEGO puts sets in big packages. All bricks are put in small plastic bags and from my experience the packaging could be at least half of what it is.
Why does Lego state the number of parts on US?
The box is almost square and this being from the USA, like all US boxes but unlike European ones, it states the number of pieces on the front. I’m guessing that it’s some sort of requirement to do so in the USA, but I wonder why LEGO don’t print it on European boxes.
Is it okay to have all the Legos in one box?
Right now, Henry doesn’t create his own creations, so having them all in one box is just fine. I am sure down the road we may need a more sophisticated storage system for free building. Honestly, most of the small Lego kits came together quite quickly.
Why are Lego bricks put in plastic bags?
All bricks are put in small plastic bags and from my experience the packaging could be at least half of what it is. There is so much told these days about ecology (especially in the EU, where LEGO has its seat), the smaller boxes would lead to better use of containers, so less CO2 during transportation and so on.