I purchased what was advertised as Lego sets, described as factory overstocks received from Lego. Their condition was described and assured that all the pieces were accounted for and their may be slight wear on the cartons due to storage, etc. Additionally, they have “tube videos” on their site ...
Brick house train shop is a crooked buisness deliberatly and cleverly disgised to look like a legidimate buisness. Other customers complaints are real and true, they are decievers that make you belive you are buying a Lego toy, then they send you some worthless directions you can get free. Its bad ...
In my husband and I traveled more than 100 miles to go to a concert at Soboba casino. As we were leaving the casino to pick up my sister in nearby Hemet, I was walking to our car and my ankle buckled as I stepped in a rather large score in the asphalt in their parking lot. Security came out and ...
BrickTrainShop.com sells legos. Their website is deceptive. They show lego sets and list the lego set numbers, but when you order they only send you the instructions (no legos). They charge much more than the instructions alone are worth. I paid almost $14 and expected the lego set plus the ...
BrickTrainShop.com advertized a Star Wars lego set # 7670 including instructions for a fair price. I ordered it with my credit card. They sent me only the instructions. I returned the box and instructions per the policy on their website. After over a month they still have not refunded my money. ...
BrickTrainShop advertises itself as a seller of Lego sets. We thought we were ordering a BatMan lego set, but instead got the assembly instructions only (for $45). We followed the instructions from BrickTrainShop to return the instructions for a supposed full refund. We have a certified return for ...