Woolies shopper shows off 'genius' way of displaying her Bricks collectables
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Listen up, folks! There's a hot new craze that's taken Australian shoppers by storm, and it's none other than Bricks Farm collectables from Woolworths. This collectible set has got everyone going wild, with people swapping, buying, and selling like crazy to complete their sets.
One woman named Narada has come up with a mind-blowing idea to display the farm once it's completed.
And let us tell you, this idea is so fantastic that a Kmart Facebook fan group has gone absolutely bananas over it. People are more determined than ever to get their hands on the complete range!
Narada shared her brilliant hack with the group, and the post has gone viral with over 1000 likes and almost 400 comments. The photos she shared show the farm safely encased in a large plastic box, almost like an animal enclosure.
The Bricks base plate fits perfectly within the bottom of the container, so there's no DIY or building required! (Well, except the Bricks…)
The box she used is none other than the 26L Smooth and Shiny Large Clear Plastic Tub, which you can snag for just $26 at Kmart. It's perfect for displaying your collection, and has some other benefits too.
Say goodbye to pieces scattered everywhere and hello to a totally contained box that's easy to transport and clean around. Trust us, this is a game-changer, and you won't want to miss out!
Narada, the genius behind the display case hack, recently spoke to a media outlet about her motivation for collecting the Bricks set from Woolies.
Believe it or not, Narada doesn't have any kids of her own, but she loves collecting the Bricks pieces because she never had the chance to play with LEGOs as a child. By collecting and building her set, she can 'heal and appease her inner child' - how great is that?
Narada believes that this craze is for more than just the young ones. 'While the promotion targets children, I think parents and adults can also enjoy the fun,' she said. We couldn't agree more!
Narada came up with the idea for the display case after wondering how she could best protect her farm from her two naughty cats, who are always trying to play with or eat her stuff.
As an avid Kmart shopper, she stumbled upon the 26L clear container while browsing for storage options, and the rest is history. She rushed home to measure her Woolies set and promptly purchased the container to make a cheap, easy, and stylish display case.
Fellow Kmart fan Facebook group members couldn't help but share their excitement and appreciation in the comments section.
'I might need more than one for the Woolies Bricks shop, Bunnings store, and other ones my son collects,' one person said, with another adding, 'This is perfect. I was finding our LEGO was too hard to dust around.'
But the praise doesn't stop there. One mum posted, 'Oh goodness, I need this! I keep finding them scattered around the house and have resorted to putting them in a small basket.'
And the suggestions keep on coming. 'Might look even better if the container was upside down, so the base of the Bricks was on the lid, just an idea to try,' one person suggested, with another replying: 'I thought that too, easy to take the top off, play and then pop it back over when you're done.'
So there you have it, folks - not only is the Woolies Bricks Farm craze taking Australia by storm, but it's also helping people to reconnect with their inner child and get creative with their display solutions. Are you as impressed by this as we are? Let us know in the comments!
One woman named Narada has come up with a mind-blowing idea to display the farm once it's completed.
And let us tell you, this idea is so fantastic that a Kmart Facebook fan group has gone absolutely bananas over it. People are more determined than ever to get their hands on the complete range!
Narada shared her brilliant hack with the group, and the post has gone viral with over 1000 likes and almost 400 comments. The photos she shared show the farm safely encased in a large plastic box, almost like an animal enclosure.
The Bricks base plate fits perfectly within the bottom of the container, so there's no DIY or building required! (Well, except the Bricks…)
One mum has just come up with a genius way to display the Woolies Bricks farm once it's completed. Credit: Facebook.
The box she used is none other than the 26L Smooth and Shiny Large Clear Plastic Tub, which you can snag for just $26 at Kmart. It's perfect for displaying your collection, and has some other benefits too.
Say goodbye to pieces scattered everywhere and hello to a totally contained box that's easy to transport and clean around. Trust us, this is a game-changer, and you won't want to miss out!
Narada, the genius behind the display case hack, recently spoke to a media outlet about her motivation for collecting the Bricks set from Woolies.
Believe it or not, Narada doesn't have any kids of her own, but she loves collecting the Bricks pieces because she never had the chance to play with LEGOs as a child. By collecting and building her set, she can 'heal and appease her inner child' - how great is that?
Narada said that she was wondering how she could best display her beloved farm. Credit: Woolworths.
Narada believes that this craze is for more than just the young ones. 'While the promotion targets children, I think parents and adults can also enjoy the fun,' she said. We couldn't agree more!
Narada came up with the idea for the display case after wondering how she could best protect her farm from her two naughty cats, who are always trying to play with or eat her stuff.
As an avid Kmart shopper, she stumbled upon the 26L clear container while browsing for storage options, and the rest is history. She rushed home to measure her Woolies set and promptly purchased the container to make a cheap, easy, and stylish display case.
Fellow Kmart fan Facebook group members couldn't help but share their excitement and appreciation in the comments section.
'I might need more than one for the Woolies Bricks shop, Bunnings store, and other ones my son collects,' one person said, with another adding, 'This is perfect. I was finding our LEGO was too hard to dust around.'
The box is suitable for the 26-square-centimetre baseplate of the Bricks farm. Credit: Kmart.
But the praise doesn't stop there. One mum posted, 'Oh goodness, I need this! I keep finding them scattered around the house and have resorted to putting them in a small basket.'
And the suggestions keep on coming. 'Might look even better if the container was upside down, so the base of the Bricks was on the lid, just an idea to try,' one person suggested, with another replying: 'I thought that too, easy to take the top off, play and then pop it back over when you're done.'
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