Snag a LEGO Bluey set from Argos for less than £3 with little known trick

Daily Mirror

a day ago

You can currently get your hands on the £18 LEGO Bluey playground set that's suitable for young children with a huge £15 saving if you use this clever trick
Lego sets, with their vast array of themes and sizes, cater to a wide range of interests. Whether it's Star Wars or Lord of the Rings film-based models, or sets designed for younger audiences, there's something for everyone.
One such set is based on the popular children's TV show Bluey, featuring a Bluey Playground set suitable for children aged four and up. Normally priced at £18, we've found a savvy way for parents to nab it for less than £3 using a nifty trick at the Argos checkout.
Customers can simply head over to the TopCashback site and create a new account using our unique link to receive £15 back on qualifying orders over £15. This includes the Lego Bluey set, resulting in a saving of £15.22 for shoppers.
The Bluey set consists of 104 pieces in total, making it an easily manageable set for young builders. The set includes both Bluey and Chloe minifigures, along with a Playground diorama for staging them.
Designed with bright colours, this LEGO set not only offers fun playtime but also provides clear and simple building instructions. Once put together, the set makes for an excellent display model. Alternatively, the robust characters and scenery can withstand active play as playset models.
If your little ones are more into Disney films than Bluey, there are other sets that might catch their eye. The Heihei model from Moana 2 is currently reduced to £24.99 on Amazon, while the Stitch set has also been heavily discounted to £42.99.
At Argos, the Bluey LEGO set has garnered a solitary review, with the purchaser granting it five stars. "My 4 year old daughter loved this for her first LEGO set. She is a huge Bluey fan," their review states.
Meanwhile, on the LEGO website, another glowing five-star review reads: "That was awesome and easy to build."
However, another reviewer on the LEGO website offered a less enthusiastic three-star rating, without providing any further explanation for their score.
With schools returning for a fresh term just around the corner, parents will undoubtedly be hunting for new uniforms. Both first-time and seasoned mums and dads will recognise that these can cost a considerable amount. Fortunately, there is a method for budget-conscious shoppers to obtain uniform items for significantly less, as little as £1.27 per item.
This is once again thanks to TopCashback, which regularly provides a percentage back on every qualifying purchase throughout the year, along with a complimentary £15 new member sign-up bonus for newcomers, reports the Liverpool Echo.
TopCashback's spokesperson Abigail Yearley emphasised: "There's often a long list of things to replace such as outgrown uniforms, broken stationery and worn-out shoes. Fortunately, back-to-school doesn't have to cost a fortune."