Plus, you can sign up for a free catalog. There's nothing like getting a Lego Robotics catalog in the mail and keeping it on the coffee table for perusing when not building.Wednesday, October 7, 2009
A plug for Lego Education.
We’re all looking for more resources for parts and ideas. In case you don’t know about it, there is a great resource called Lego Education. Right now I am shopping for parts and I love this site. I can buy sometimes hard to find parts like pneumatics and more exotic sensors.
Plus, you can sign up for a free catalog. There's nothing like getting a Lego Robotics catalog in the mail and keeping it on the coffee table for perusing when not building.
Plus, you can sign up for a free catalog. There's nothing like getting a Lego Robotics catalog in the mail and keeping it on the coffee table for perusing when not building.
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A great resource... for people in the states. Unfortunately in Europe we don't have access to this stuff
ReplyDeleteJetro, that really stinks! But to ease your pain some, there has been lots of sets available on your side of the world that I have been denied. (Realizing that probably didn't help)
ReplyDeleteYeah, city, castle ... :P
ReplyDeleteAnd you get a 1€ =1$ price while the actual exchange rate (and the average salary here) is about 1€ = 1.4$ (1$ = 0.67€)!!
And they offer free shipping and no tax if you call the sales rep directly. I bought three nxt education sets from them no tax or shipping. really knowledgeable too.
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