Nationalbrickevents Bewertungen 

Not inpressed with the Guildford venue. From the time of entering the carpark to leaving was 1hr 10 mins. This included faffing trying to find a carparking space then waiting to get into the hall. So i would say from walking in to leaving was approximatley 40 minutes. Not enough Lego displays, only a number of vendors selling kits that were way over the market value. There was some interesting fighter jet kits made by a young chap.
Interesting over hearing one of the vendors state that they only had some of their stock at Guildford and the rest was in Aberdeen at the other venue. Sorry but that says everything.
NBE should stop trying to saturate the market with these events. A waste of money!!!!

Only a few lego displays, the rest are private people selling their lego sets. Waist of money.

Quite disappointed really. There were 2 decent stalls selling some moc kits and an exhibition of an amazing f15 fighter with multiple electronic controls. This made up 10% of the stalls. The other 90% was made up of stalls with overpriced models you can get for half the price in Smiths toys. Example f1 racers £23 Smiths were £35. C-3PO £120 Smiths for £190. Also retired models you can find cheaper on ebay.
It's like they went and brought a load of models from a store to sell to ticket paying customers for much more.
Just about managed to park as I had early bird tickets. Wouldn't have like to be parking at the normal time.

I'd say the Aberdeen was at least 3/4 vendors selling stuff - a few makers with their built sets but very very little MOCs or even modified sets, heck even the B models were lacking!
I didn't look to closely at all the prices but from looking at that big auction site by the bay - they were higher

We booked to attend the NBE Ware 'event' thinking that for the price paid and advertising as a special lego event there would be something good / interactive on offer to engage our grandkid's interest for a couple of hours at least on a Saturday afternoon but, personally I couldn't have been more underwhelmed after walking through the door of the sports hall at Ware's Wodson Park today (9Aug). Clearly this supposed 'event' was merely nothing more than a market place for traders to display and sell (some very expensive) lego kits; with plenty of look but don't touch signs and, disappointingly just one small table for kids to have a play with some unimpressive lego bits and bobs. The obscene part of all this in my view is that we had to buy an £8.50 ticket per person to get into the 'event'. As soon as we got in to the hall I realised that we'd been suckered and within five minutes of seeing what little was on offer I walked straight back out again and waited in the centre's cafe, followed by the grandkids half an hour later (I'm amazed that they were even engaged for that long). I spent £6 in the sport centre's cafe for a coffee and a decent freshly prepared sandwich, as least I got some value for my money during my visit! I'm just glad that we didn't go for the 'event' early bird tickets!