$5 Off $50 LEGO S@H Coupon, Good Thru 11/21

[BeMild]

Last weekend at Pottery Barn Kids there was a Lego build-a-name-plate cross promotion at which they handed out $5-off a $50 purchase coupons at Lego stores or on-line for shop@home. The on-line code is PBK3, valid until 11/21/12.

Enjoy.

[lawpepperdine]

Not sure why there has not been any additional posts on this. The code works perfectly, and it stacks with the 10% off online today too. So 10% of all orders over 149, plus the holiday set, plus the additional $5 off thanks to OP. Free Shipping too. Thanks a bunch OP

[ricefields]

Not sure why there has not been any additional posts on this. The code works perfectly, and it stacks with the 10% off online today too. So 10% of all orders over 149, plus the holiday set, plus the additional $5 off thanks to OP. Free Shipping too. Thanks a bunch OP

please check out the other thread viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7348&start=40

[brickarmor]

Are coupon codes like this common for S@H? Would be nice to have a master thread to keep up with current ones ala the one on Barnes and Noble.

[murphquake]

I was wondering if anyone had gone to the Pottery Barn build... what did they have? IDK where one is around here and was doing other stuff anyway.

[BeMild]

I took my kids. Each builder (below the age of 12 or so, I think) received a 8x48 gray base plate and ulimited 1x1 and 2x2 bricks (blue, dark gray, red, yellow) to spell out his or her name. They also were given the two-piece Superman or Wonder Woman logo plates and the 2x2 plates with the extended arch and hole to hang the name plate. Nothing earth shaking (though that base plate is sure to get plenty of reuse), but a decent freebie that my kids enjoyed.

[Edmond Dantes]

I took my kids. Each builder (below the age of 12 or so, I think) received a 8x48 gray base plate and ulimited 1x1 and 2x2 bricks (blue, dark gray, red, yellow) to spell out his or her name. They also were given the two-piece Superman or Wonder Woman logo plates and the 2x2 plates with the extended arch and hole to hang the name plate. Nothing earth shaking (though that base plate is sure to get plenty of reuse), but a decent freebie that my kids enjoyed.

What are you talking about?

[BeMild]

I took my kids. Each builder (below the age of 12 or so, I think) received a 8x48 gray base plate and ulimited 1x1 and 2x2 bricks (blue, dark gray, red, yellow) to spell out his or her name. They also were given the two-piece Superman or Wonder Woman logo plates and the 2x2 plates with the extended arch and hole to hang the name plate. Nothing earth shaking (though that base plate is sure to get plenty of reuse), but a decent freebie that my kids enjoyed.

What are you talking about?

Responding to the previous question by murphquake re what the Pottery Barn Kids promo was that led me to this coupon. Sorry...should've quoted.

[legogod]

I saw Edmond's post more along the lines of: "Holy crap that's a lot of free bricks. Where is this and how young do I need to look?!" We don't have any of those stores around here and if we do I have never seen one. Most likely they just get mixed in with all of the other real barns.

Jared