Two "Free" Lego Toys with the Daily Mail (Saturday 8th October) and Mail On Sunday (9th October). And Saturday (15th October) and Mail On Sunday (16th October).
Collect from WHSmith (Tesco Express, Sunday).
Cost of Newspapers are £1.00 (Sat) and £1.70 (Sun).
Saturday: Lego Star Wars Poe's X-Wing Fighter 30278
Sunday: Lego Nexo Knights The Lava Slinger 30374
Saturday: Lego Kai’s Mini Dragon 30422
Sunday: Lego Disney Princess Olaf’s Summertime Fun 30397
Saturday: Lego Ninjago Skybound Plane
While stocks last. Only Sunday's toy available at Tesco Express.
Top comments
Masu
1 Oct 1613#12
Excellent deal containing both a potential choke hazard and a reason to want to choke to death.
Heat!
big_rock to audin
1 Oct 1610#15
I'd be careful with that, the mail is known to cause irritation!
moosery2 to Littleredcurl
2 Oct 169#28
ALL lego is girls' lego just as much as boys'. I hate the pinkification of stuff. "lets make a pink one for the girls", seriously why?
[quote=big_rock]Does anyone know what happens with the leftover Lego stock at WH Smith? I assume some places still have loads of the Star Wars one from yesterday.[/quote
Do you think there is any left?
Mrs_Lego_Blagger to ohdearohdear
19 Oct 16#71
I went into my local WHSmith store on Monday and asked as I wasn't able to get to the shops either weekend. There were loads of the lego models left - the Manager gave me one of each - i.e. 4 models for just the cost of buying one Daily Mail newspaper - 65p - I was delighted! Its' always worth asking.
rivellangel
18 Oct 16#70
http://brickset.com/article/23888/free-lego-with-the-daily-mail-this-weekend
This is what one person claims but I have heard nothing to the contrary:
"There is a mail-in option for the vouchers, as I'm having to take advantage of it for Sunday's polybag. However... Things have changed! Firstly, you have to have an official claim voucher from the store, countersigned by a member of staff there. No photocopies accepted, so no more people just buying the paper and not visiting the store where the promotion is being run. Also, the address is different - They're going to the customer service team of WHSmith, not the Daily Mail. Finally, you have to send them a 75-pence-stamped self-addressed C5 size envelope to get the polybag mailed back in"
ericalp
17 Oct 16#68
Does anyone know the address to send off the coupon. I have a coupon from Sunday's paper but didn't get chance to collect from tesco!
ohdearohdear to ericalp
18 Oct 16#69
As you could see some people are already asked the same question but personally I do think there is no chance to get the toy if you haven't collected it on Sunday however someone suggested to try to contact DM. Good luck with it!
ukhotdeals1
16 Oct 16#66
What? Lego? That's from Denmark, which, unless I'm mistaken is part of the EU.....
Immigrant toys coming to our country, taking the place of proper English toys like meccanno - doubtless sending their kids to our schools and using our NHS.......
ohdearohdear to ukhotdeals1
16 Oct 16#67
???
minsx
16 Oct 16#65
The Sunday paper is £1.70...
Voucher was page 102 if I can remember correctly from my paper round this morning. (don't quote me on that :stuck_out_tongue:)
TeddyK
15 Oct 163#63
Clerk at WHSmith let me know earlier today that there was another offer next Saturday as well - the 22nd. Found this on-line.- The last toy next Saturday 22nd October is the Lego Ninjago Skybound Plane.
Thank you SO much for this heads up! Likely to have missed it otherwise!
Littleredcurl
2 Oct 16#27
Shame there is no girls lego option. My daughter plays with the stuff for hours.
moosery2 to Littleredcurl
2 Oct 169#28
ALL lego is girls' lego just as much as boys'. I hate the pinkification of stuff. "lets make a pink one for the girls", seriously why?
KongDonkey to Littleredcurl
4 Oct 16#34
4th set looks more girly than the others
gregsayer to Littleredcurl
10 Oct 161#62
my 3 year old neice plays with all lego, trains, police stations, fire engines, star wars, all whilst wearing her disney pricess dress and tiara
she thinks duplo is for babies, and prefers normal lego!
apdinki
9 Oct 16#60
Will there be an address to send off for theses like last time as no WH SMITH OR TESCO EXPRESS NEAR ME[
quote=NCIS]
Two "Free" Lego Toys with the Daily Mail (Saturday 8th October) and Mail On Sunday (9th October). And Saturday (15th October) and Mail On Sunday (16th October).
Collect from WHSmith (Tesco Express, Sunday).
Cost of Newspapers are £1.00 (Sat) and £1.60 (Sun).
Saturday: Lego Star Wars Poe's X-Wing Fighter 30278
Sunday: Lego Nexo Knights The Lava Slinger 30374
Saturday: Lego Kai’s Mini Dragon 30422
Sunday: Lego Disney Princess Olaf’s Summertime Fun 30397
While stocks last. Only Sunday's toy available at Tesco Express.
[/quote]
big_rock
9 Oct 16#58
Does anyone know what happens with the leftover Lego stock at WH Smith? I assume some places still have loads of the Star Wars one from yesterday.
baalberith to big_rock
9 Oct 16#59
will go back to the depo then normally other papers later on the year like Hull daily Mail, etc.
redder21
9 Oct 16#57
can you send away for these?
my son is so disappointed as our local whsmiths closes on sundays and we dont have any tesco express!! grrrrr
mrhahn101
8 Oct 16#54
i asked tesco if all tesco express stores would have the free lego tomorrow:
Hi there, Yes they will be from first thing in the morning.
however in the unlikely event any stores use up all their stock of Lego, each store will have a collection of coupons to give you to allow you to redeem them directly with the Mail.
djb123 to mrhahn101
9 Oct 16#56
Just collected mine from my nearest Tesco Local. Unlike WHSmiths yesterday they actually bothered to take the voucher from the paper.
Gennip
8 Oct 16#55
It's a shame you have to purchase such poisonous filth in order to get the Lego.
davidian84
8 Oct 161#53
Its never in the paper, i think if stores run out they give a card with address on. maybe try contacting daily mail
baalberith
8 Oct 16#52
Is there address where you can send off the voucher this time?. thanks.
davidian84
8 Oct 16#51
So my town centre shop had shed loads of papers and toys at 4pm.
They used to be unlimited, then had sign saying max 5, then max 1, but today was no signs and staff said they didnt know of any limits. I only wanted 3 so dont know if people could have bought loads.
ohdearohdear
8 Oct 16#50
Bought it early morning in Wimbledon. The lady scratched the coupon, gave the toy and threw away the paper :smiley:
My husband loves the toy :-D
devonbrailsford
8 Oct 16#48
What page is the coupon on ?
dybydx to devonbrailsford
8 Oct 16#49
Page 27!
Babbler
8 Oct 161#44
People complaining to staff at our local that they wouldn't let more than 1 per person. It's in the ts and cs! Some getting quite abusive. Sad really. Take one leave for others. If you have more than one kid take 2 people with you and get 2.
David23 to Babbler
8 Oct 161#47
Yeah I have seen this before, people suddenly go mad at the tills when this is on, loose all sense of logic. Is it so hard to bring two people? or go to two different Smiths? You could even put a paper in your kids hand and get them to effectively buy the other paper!
Sacko
8 Oct 16#46
No longer 90p - 11% price hike on Saturday's Mail from today!
garethsmith72
1 Oct 16#13
Poor sets.. thou the big families "aka ebayers" will be buying 10 copies claiming they have that many kids.
sillysausage123 to garethsmith72
2 Oct 16#26
True though many people do have more than 1 child in the family not to mention the afols and people that can't get to store pickup! So yes the 1 per person limit does cause arguments! It's them that buy entire box fulls that are the problem... sure its Lego staff as would love to know how some sellers manage to flog 100+ of these "1 per person" sets same as when Lego do promos they limit houses to 1 though I'v seen plenty of sellers with 50+ Darth Revans despite how extremely rare that set was meant to be... There the problem causers not the genuine ones who do actually want 1 of each for several family members and the only way then is eBay :/
Babbler to garethsmith72
8 Oct 16#45
Not if the store is good and enforces one per customer.
LEPIN
2 Oct 161#25
Look in the bin at any railway station and you get the paper (and coupon) free. If you go into any WH Smiths after the promotion ends and speak to the managee, you can sometimes get them for nothing. I had over 100 polybags from the Reading branch for nothing a couple of years ago!
dereklogan7 to LEPIN
3 Oct 16#32
Think I saw you last week, eating a McDonald's from your bin. :laughing:
gibsie to LEPIN
7 Oct 16#43
Is your username a tribute to knock-off Lego?
MaddyG
7 Oct 16#42
Is there an option to send off the voucher if you buy it somewhere else?
davidian84
7 Oct 16#41
Whsmiths have both, tesco express only have sundays.
the question is do all tesco express stores get them, only selected ones, or only ones near a whsmiths that closes on sundays.
RAFAVDV
7 Oct 16#38
So i can only collect Saturdays piece from Smiths or can i get both days from Tesco, cunfused!
LoRdPlOps111 to RAFAVDV
7 Oct 161#40
Smiths on Saturday, Tesco on Sunday and Doctors on Monday, if your Tesco Express is anything like the one near me.
David23
7 Oct 16#39
Pity there is no 'City' or 'Friends' ones this time, otherwise I would be heading out tomorrow!
nunberry
7 Oct 16#37
If you look at what Lego did "for girls" it's not just that they made it all pink. That I could accept if not condone. (they've diversified more recently to other pastel shades BTW :smile:)
They changed the size of the figures
Lego Friends and Lego Elves characters are literally head and shoulders above regular Lego. I could argue that this creates a body image issue because while they're taller they're still the same width, but it's more about their heads, bodies and legs not being regular-lego-compatible and their environments being built for that taller size. Which is a bit of a problem when Thor, Iron Man and the Penguin come to say at the Elves tree house.
On the upside, it means that I get to keep my Iron Man and Thor. Daddy needs his lego too!
And full credit to my daughters, they will love that X-Wing and Ninjago dragon.
johnnywishbone
7 Oct 16#36
Had to LOL @ " pinkification ".... That's gotta be the phrase of the day :smile: ... Pink for girls blue for boys yellow for cross dressers.. All abit stone age ??
Not_Just_Bob
5 Oct 16#35
Thx... I can never have enough polybags!!!
LEPIN
3 Oct 161#33
If it was 20 years ago you'd be correct. I was a very poor student in the early days and I often got half-consumed items out of the bin. 20 years (and 3 wives) later, I'm now happily retired and do what I want to do every day, even including fleecing LEGO buyers when sets become rare!
jnigel26
2 Oct 161#31
The 'Diversity Brigade'. They're everywhere today. F. morons!
Nothing wrong with girls liking pink. Many do, of course.
It's being told they can ONLY like pink is the problem.
rivellangel
2 Oct 16#29
Remember that the Mail is also free if you have a myWaitrose card when you spend £10 or more. If using scan and shop it includes the price of the paper and free coffee in the £10 spend (so you need to spend about £7 on other stuff each day for it to be free.
jnigel26 to rivellangel
2 Oct 161#30
THIS^^^^
But only if you need some shopping. When Waitrose have their half price event it really does pay to do a shop there, with 'picks' you can save 70% on lots of items...
otherwise, however, be VERY selective with what you buy or you may find you could just simply have 'bought' the Wail in another supermarket and still have saved more than you will in Waitrose. Some of their prices are just bloody stupid (HIGH!), but there's plenty in there at other s/market prices.
As for worrying about buying the Wail, have you seen the cover price of the Graniaud! F. me, no wonder they are on about the Graniaud ceasing production in the near future - lefty liberal crap :stuck_out_tongue: at a high price. At least you can laugh at the Wail. :smile:
xenophon
2 Oct 16#24
Cheers OP.
Pulpdiction
2 Oct 16#23
No. Its a miniature like in the picture in the post above.
The drawback of this is of course having to buy the Daily Mail. The other drawback is that it's Lego Star Wars.
fizz
1 Oct 16#5
Thanks, was waiting for this again.
ohdearohdear
1 Oct 16#4
It is great if they have stock. Last time I needed to travel for a morrisons for a pair free books for my boys and the morrisons didnt have it. It was annoying, time and money wasting!
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Collect from WHSmith (Tesco Express, Sunday).
Cost of Newspapers are £1.00 (Sat) and £1.70 (Sun).
Saturday: Lego Star Wars Poe's X-Wing Fighter 30278
Sunday: Lego Nexo Knights The Lava Slinger 30374
Saturday: Lego Kai’s Mini Dragon 30422
Sunday: Lego Disney Princess Olaf’s Summertime Fun 30397
Saturday: Lego Ninjago Skybound Plane
While stocks last. Only Sunday's toy available at Tesco Express.
Top comments
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Latest comments (71)
Do you think there is any left?
This is what one person claims but I have heard nothing to the contrary:
"There is a mail-in option for the vouchers, as I'm having to take advantage of it for Sunday's polybag. However... Things have changed! Firstly, you have to have an official claim voucher from the store, countersigned by a member of staff there. No photocopies accepted, so no more people just buying the paper and not visiting the store where the promotion is being run. Also, the address is different - They're going to the customer service team of WHSmith, not the Daily Mail. Finally, you have to send them a 75-pence-stamped self-addressed C5 size envelope to get the polybag mailed back in"
Immigrant toys coming to our country, taking the place of proper English toys like meccanno - doubtless sending their kids to our schools and using our NHS.......
Voucher was page 102 if I can remember correctly from my paper round this morning. (don't quote me on that :stuck_out_tongue:)
https://www.playpennies.com/lego-deals/free-lego-this-weekend-and-next-weekend-with-the-daily-mail-167688
she thinks duplo is for babies, and prefers normal lego!
quote=NCIS]
Two "Free" Lego Toys with the Daily Mail (Saturday 8th October) and Mail On Sunday (9th October). And Saturday (15th October) and Mail On Sunday (16th October).
Collect from WHSmith (Tesco Express, Sunday).
Cost of Newspapers are £1.00 (Sat) and £1.60 (Sun).
Saturday: Lego Star Wars Poe's X-Wing Fighter 30278
Sunday: Lego Nexo Knights The Lava Slinger 30374
Saturday: Lego Kai’s Mini Dragon 30422
Sunday: Lego Disney Princess Olaf’s Summertime Fun 30397
While stocks last. Only Sunday's toy available at Tesco Express.
[/quote]
my son is so disappointed as our local whsmiths closes on sundays and we dont have any tesco express!! grrrrr
Hi there, Yes they will be from first thing in the morning.
however in the unlikely event any stores use up all their stock of Lego, each store will have a collection of coupons to give you to allow you to redeem them directly with the Mail.
They used to be unlimited, then had sign saying max 5, then max 1, but today was no signs and staff said they didnt know of any limits. I only wanted 3 so dont know if people could have bought loads.
My husband loves the toy :-D
the question is do all tesco express stores get them, only selected ones, or only ones near a whsmiths that closes on sundays.
They changed the size of the figures
Lego Friends and Lego Elves characters are literally head and shoulders above regular Lego. I could argue that this creates a body image issue because while they're taller they're still the same width, but it's more about their heads, bodies and legs not being regular-lego-compatible and their environments being built for that taller size. Which is a bit of a problem when Thor, Iron Man and the Penguin come to say at the Elves tree house.
On the upside, it means that I get to keep my Iron Man and Thor. Daddy needs his lego too!
And full credit to my daughters, they will love that X-Wing and Ninjago dragon.
Nothing wrong with girls liking pink. Many do, of course.
It's being told they can ONLY like pink is the problem.
But only if you need some shopping. When Waitrose have their half price event it really does pay to do a shop there, with 'picks' you can save 70% on lots of items...
otherwise, however, be VERY selective with what you buy or you may find you could just simply have 'bought' the Wail in another supermarket and still have saved more than you will in Waitrose. Some of their prices are just bloody stupid (HIGH!), but there's plenty in there at other s/market prices.
As for worrying about buying the Wail, have you seen the cover price of the Graniaud! F. me, no wonder they are on about the Graniaud ceasing production in the near future - lefty liberal crap :stuck_out_tongue: at a high price. At least you can laugh at the Wail. :smile:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Lego+Star+Wars+Poe%27s+X-Wing+Fighter
£44?
Heat!
Alternatively, pop in to your nearest Wetherspoons and tear the coupon from the newspaper there.
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