Pick a Brick Stuff

LEGO has really done a great job on Pick a Brick, 'cause I've found at least three parts that shouldn't be for sale, actually on there for sale.
The first, being "Visor 3X3x5 W/Ø3.2 Connector" in just plain transparent. It does not come this way in any set. The sets only feature it in other trans-colors, such as;
http://shop.LEGO.com/en-US/ROCKA-44002
http://shop.LEGO.com/en-US/BULK-44004
The part you should be looking at is the visors over their masks. That's the part I've been referring to.
The last two are one piece, but in two colors, known as "Chest No.2, 2012" in trans-blue and white. These two were seen in sets, but with patterns printed on them. They are being sold WITHOUT the patterns on Pick a Brick.
If you're interested in looking them up on the Pick a Brick website, here are their Design ID's:
Visor: 11269
Chest: 98569
I plan to buy 5 of both chests and 12 of the visors.

Do you guys think Pick a brick is worth it?

I've never bought anything on pick a brick, probably because they update it to much. (I'm usaly looking for parts to complete my older sets. )

i never bought pick a brick stuff

Nenen wrote:Do you guys think Pick a brick is worth it?

Depends on what you're looking for. Bricklink is usually a better idea.

I use Pick-A-Brick a lot, actually. I think it's a fantastic tool. The best deal is the LEGO Store Pick-A-Brick. I got 600 pieces for $8.00.

I use the LEGO.com Pick-A-Brick for fun parts, mostly, that I don't have a lot of.

cool! so from the sounds of it pick-a-brick is a good deal!

I only like the LEGO land deal. The one on LEGO.com is just too pricey!

Bricklink is OK, that is, as long as the quality of the bricks are good. If they have been played with (especially with older bricks), they might break easily or have cracks in them.

le717 needs to finish an old set he has. He ought to compare prices with Bricklink and Pick-a-brick. If a LEGO store was near, I would definitely be buying bricks from there!