Lego Subscription Club Promises Creative Fun

网友投稿 2019-05-24 09:53

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As parents, we’re always looking for new ways to get our children away from screens, and doing something creative – especially when the weather or the AQI means they’re stuck inside. Booster Bricks is now bringing its Lego subscription service to China, and promises to offer a new way for parents to sit down and spend some quality time with their kids.

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Booster Bricks are not affiliated with the official Lego company, but say they only use genuine Lego pieces. Their source is Replay Bricks, which recovers used pieces and cleans them for reuse. Since Lego bricks, while famously indestructible, also take millions of years to degrade, this is certainly a better destination for them than landfill!

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The monthly subscription package comes with a story book, linking up four building challenges: the main “Premier” build, a minifigure, a blindfold challenge, and a smaller “microbuild” challenge. Members can upload their builds to the Booster Bricks Facebook page, and the best are printed in the monthly magazine and win prizes.
Pieces are randomly selected, so some of the builds require considerable creativity; and in the case of the minifigure, some imagination, if the parts don’t happen to match what you’re supposed to build. Booster Bricks have come in for some criticism from serious Lego collectors, who question whether quality control is adequate and the bricks provided offer value for money.
However if your kids like to receive a fun package every month, and you’re looking for an activity you can share with them on those stuck-indoors days, then Booster Bricks are certainly bringing something new to Beijing. Because of the limited supply of reused bricks, there’s an online test to join the waiting list for membership, so they certainly seem to be popular. Find out more from their website: boosterbricks.com.
Monthly subscription (more expensive, but allows you to try it out without long term commitment):
https://boosterbricks.chargifypay.com/subscribe/d4pnw46c4tdt/club-monthly
Three month subscription:
https://boosterbricks.chargifypay.com/subscribe/mwn69xwrg6fy/club-3month
Twelve month subscription:
https://boosterbricks.chargifypay.com/subscribe/8v44tt364287/club-yearly

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Photos: Rebecca and Bernhard via flickr.com, boosterbricks.com

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