Where to Get Replacement Lego Parts?

You can get replacement parts directly from Lego. It's especially helpful if it's a specialized part. You can buy big lots on ebay all the time and some people will even sell individual pieces, especially if it's a specialized part. If you have a Lego store near you they sell loose Legos in bulk.
Another thing to remember is you don't need to only build what the set comes as. When we get Lego sets the kids follow the instructions and build it as is but after that it all goes into the big dump bin of Legos and from there they build whatever their imagination comes up with. We keep the instructions and every once in a while they will go back and remake whatever it was sold as. There have only been a couple of sets that they put together and left. Those are the more expensive and elaborate ones that are more like a model kit. It took my son days to finish the big AT-AT from Star Wars. It sits on his shelf just like a model kit would.

Lego site, scroll down to bottom of screen, "Replacement Parts".
https://wwwsecure.us.lego.com/en-us/service/replacementpa...

ETA: A holiday trip to the Rockefeller Center Lego store might be fun too.

ebay.
craigslist.
lego.com

lots of places sell LEGO parts. I would have them store their LEGOs in a covered box. that's what we did. we also taught the boys that if they didn't take care of their toys, they wouldn't be able to play with them all the time. They need to learn consequences for actions.

I second the Lego store. But wanted to also when kids wee young they had to sit at the table and build those things on a jelly roll pan (cookie sheet with sides) it helped corral the pieces. When they were older and just built their own creations they had a big storage bin with lid about 7 inches deep on wheels that slid out from under the bed.

We've gotten them from Lego.com.

Hi there,
We go through lego.com and have had great results.
Many blessings

The Lego store or Lego.com can help.
So can this place:

http://www.bricklink.com

Once I bought a bag of random Legos by the pound (got 5 lbs) from eBay.
We had so much fun sorting through all the pieces - they really had a bit of just about everything in there.
If you're into Legos - you're going to have them coming out of your ears for years.
Find a way to sort/store/contain them.
We like zip lock bags (by color/shape/size/etc) and plastic storage containers.
The original boxes are too much to hold onto but we organize the instruction books in their own large bag which also goes into the storage container.

One way to keep things from getting lost is to lay down a sheet on the floor before the kids start building.
After they are finished - gather up the sheet and use ziplock bags to contain the leftovers.
Have fun!

Many malls have a Lego store, and the various blocks are sorted and displayed by size, color and so on.

Most of the pieces are used in many sets. The Lego store has a wall with various shapes and sizes and you can fill a container and pay by size of container.

Now if you are missing Darth Vader or a specific person, that is more expensive. There are some knock off lego brands you can order on amazon with the phony figures.

Bricks and Minifigs: we have a store here, and love it. It's used Legos, I don't know if they have an online store, but look and see if there is a location near you. Or contact them about ordering some items via mail. I'm seriously loving these guys; they offer classes for Lego-loving kids (Lego stop motion was a huge hit with our son) and my kid can find replacement pieces fairly easily. They do have a good knowledge of their stock and specialty pieces as well.

https://bricksandminifigs.com/

the lego store?
khairete
S.

You can order them directly from the lego company online, we just did so recently when my son wanted additional tracks for his mining cart.

bricklink.com

Ebay.com