LEGO Pick-A-Brick is Kicking Butt Again

LADY PICK A BRICK by brickbuilder711
LADY PICK A BRICK, a photo by brickbuilder711 on Flickr.

Another mini-golden era has set in at LEGO PAB. Aventura Mall in Miami received a huge cut of girl parts, and when pastel pink, lavender, and the more masculine olive green is in the picture, it's truly an epic selection. Well, real men wear, and buy pink and I did no different. 1,249 tiles in the cup to the top alone, btw. WOW. Expect to see these parts used generously throughout my layout, and the 1x4 I got last year to complement it.

Other key parts to look out for in US stores include:
Gold Grillz
bley mortars, 1x2s, 2x2 tiles, and round tile 1x1s (already covered for me by LUGBULK in the case of the latter)
Dk Pink 1x4 (Aventura had it, I didn't want it)
TrLtBlue 1x2 tile (I want it)
White round 2x2 with grill
and more...

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