(PR.co.nz) In preparation for the annual mid year toy sale The Warehouse has bolstered its range of LEGO Toys to provide the most complete collection of LEGO toys available online in the New Zealand market.
The extensive range now includes LEGO Ninjago, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO City, LEGO Harry Potter. These sets, and numerous others, are all available for purchase online.
Starting with the old favorites like LEGO City, featuring police stations and vehicles, and the basic building sets like castles and the iconic green building plates. There are also featured sets that are popular with older boys, such as the LEGO Ninjago products. This new line includes sets like the Ninja Training Outpost and the Ninjago Skull Truck.
In conjunction with the newest movie releases, LEGO also has LEGO Harry Potter and LEGO Cars 2 sets for sale. These sets will be wildly popular with children who are fans of the movies and want to create their own world of Harry Potter or Cars. Additional movie-themed products are also being sold, such as LEGO Star Wars sets.
For toddlers and younger children, LEGO Duplo sets are a great choice. The blocks are bigger and chunkier for small hands, and come in varieties like rescue vehicles and houses. There are also an array of larger Duplo people such as a police officer and a veterinarian. Some of the LEGO Duplo sets feature numbered pieces for educational purposes.
As if it needs any introduction, The Warehouse is one of New Zealand’s largest retailers with 86 stores open across New Zealand. The Warehouse prides itself on its bargain pricing and incredible range of products, including clothing, toys, sporting goods, grocery items, and music. The stores also sell everything for your home entertainment and technology needs.
The Warehouse, once only a bricks and mortar chain, is now expanding as an online retailer as well. Online shopping ensures shoppers will always have access to an extensive selection of LEGO building sets 24/7.
Visit http://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/red/catalog/toys/lego for more.
Media Release on 28 June 2011 from The Warehouse