Toyday Building Bricks Bundle Competition

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Since the expiry of the LEGO Groups patented design of their world famous LEGO® bricks in 1988, there have been many manufacturers that have started producing building LEGO® compatiable bricks, which are the same size and interlock with all original LEGO® sets.

We are pleased to announce that we now supply both the Cobi and the M.Y range of building blocks, which we believe represents the best  quality and value for money LEGO® compatiable sets out there.

Our new range of building bricks start from just £3.99, which will buy you a cobi tractor and trailer or an M.Y 56 pce Digger or dumper truck to build. Our mid-range sets include a police helicopter or fire engine for under a fiver, right up to our Creative Power 1000 piece brick set which includes a storage tub to keep all the pieces in, and would make a very exiting present for any child for just £49.99.
To celebrate the launch of our LEGO® compatible building bricks, we are giving away a bundle of M.Y building blocks to the lucky winner of our competition.

PRIZES

The prize bundle consists of:
  • 1 x 339 pc Space Explorer Building Bricks Set
  • 1 x 129 pc Police Helicopter Building Brick Set
  • 1 x 56 pc Construction Building Bricks Set

HOW TO ENTER
All you need to do to enter is click on the link below to visit our facebook page:
Toyday Facebook Page and then click the button on that page.



Don't worry if you are already a fan, you will automatically be entered into the competition.

The winner will be selected at random from our facebook fans on Thursday 14th July 2011, just in time to keep the happy winner busy over the school holidays.

Remember: You've got to be in it to win it! - Good luck!

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