Here the complete breakdown of the loot, and I must say I'm actually quite impressed by the sheer amount of bricks I got for my money, well over a few thousand pieces!!!
Small Pot number 1 - 570 bricks:
Brown 2x1 brick 'wood' x 183
Orange Transparent wedge x 387
Small Pot number 2 - 801 bricks:
Dark grey 2x1 brick x 143
White transparant round 1x1 plate x 658
Large Pot number 1 - 849 bricks:
Light Grey 4x1 brick x 44
Dark Grey 3x2 brick x 22
Green 2x2 brick x 30
Dark Green 1x1 brick x 103
Brown 4x2 plate x 18
Lime 4x1 plate x 79
Light Blue transparant round 1x1 plate x 445
Orange transparant wedge x 108
Large Pot number 2 - 1635 bricks:
Light Grey 2x1 brick 'ribbed' x 65
Tan 4x2 brick x 14
Orange 4x1 brick x 22
Orange 1x1 brick x 57
Orange 2x1 slope x 57
Yellow transparant 1x1 plate x 149
Purple round 1x1 plate x 382
Dark Green 1x1 brick x 64
Dark Blue transparant round 1x1 plate x 2
White transparant round 1x1 plate x 339
Light Blue transparant round 1x1 plate x 353
Red transparant 1x1 plate x 131
Large Pot number 3 - 552 bricks:
Brown 4x2 plate x 19
Brown 2x1 plate x 73
Brown 4x1 brick 'wood' x 38
Light Grey 4x1 brick x 60
Tan 4x2 plate x 23
Dark Grey 3x2 brick x 25
Brown 4x1 tile x 48
Dark Blue transparant round 1x1 plate x 266
This all totals up to a hefty 4407 bricks.
Is it worth it? In my opinion, definitly, it is certainly cheaper then ordering them one by one from the LEGO online store, and it might be that on a 'par piece' base BrickLink can be cheaper, but you don't have the shipping costs, packing costs, paypal fees etc with the wall. And as I said yesterday, I had some hefty benefits from my VIP card (and these all went onto it in return) and the free PaB giftbox for the purchase amount.
Will I be going back? Yes, and going to use the same system as now, by filling layers in between with the small things. Maybe next month, with the freebie box in hand ;-)
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