Forty adverts on one A4 sheet, for the billboard over the junction, the poster in the bus shelter and the hoarding round the building site.
Every brand is made up, and every brand has its own lettering and colours, so the sheet reads as forty different companies trying to sell your minifigures something. The same brand matches across sizes: The Daily Grind on the billboard is The Daily Grind in the bus shelter, the way a real campaign runs.
Look closely and the city has a story. The Daily Grind and Golden Crust advertise the coffee shop and bakery from our City range, Skyline Air flies from the airfield, and Brenda from the Daily Grind is playing tonight with her band, Brenda & the Beans.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Forty designs, one of each, no repeats.
• 4 extra-wide hoardings for 2×6 tiles: The Daily Grind (coffee and cake), Skyline Air (fly the world), Blast Off! (in cinemas soon) and Brenda & the Beans (tonight)
• 15 billboards for 2×4 tiles: The Daily Grind (coffee and cake), Golden Crust (fresh bread), Fizz! (lemonade), Scoop (ice cream), Volta (electric cars), Sunny Bay (beach holidays), Skyline Air (fly the world), ping (mobile phones), Big Bite (burgers and fries), Blast Off! (in cinemas soon), Brenda & the Beans (tonight), Splash (water park), The Slice (New York style pizza), Woof (dog food) and an Advertise Here board
• 21 bus shelter posters for upright 2×3 tiles: The Daily Grind, Golden Crust, Fizz!, Scoop, Big Bite, The Slice, Brenda live tonight, Blast Off!, Skyline Air, Sunny Bay, a missing cat called Tom, a 50% off sale, the Fun Fair, the Circus, City Zoo, the Museum and its dinosaurs, the Library, Recycle, City Bikes, the number 42 bus and a Your Ad Here poster
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every advert covers the whole tile face with its own background and a black frame, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile’s bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 40 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
The artwork was created with AI image generation. Every advert was then chosen by us, checked at true print size and printed on vinyl before the sheet went on sale. All the brands are invented.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
Forty adverts on one A4 sheet, for the billboard over the junction, the poster in the bus shelter and the hoarding round the building site.
Every brand is made up, and every brand has its own lettering and colours, so the sheet reads as forty different companies trying to sell your minifigures something. The same brand matches across sizes: The Daily Grind on the billboard is The Daily Grind in the bus shelter, the way a real campaign runs.
Look closely and the city has a story. The Daily Grind and Golden Crust advertise the coffee shop and bakery from our City range, Skyline Air flies from the airfield, and Brenda from the Daily Grind is playing tonight with her band, Brenda & the Beans.
WHAT IS ON THE SHEET
Forty designs, one of each, no repeats.
• 4 extra-wide hoardings for 2×6 tiles: The Daily Grind (coffee and cake), Skyline Air (fly the world), Blast Off! (in cinemas soon) and Brenda & the Beans (tonight)
• 15 billboards for 2×4 tiles: The Daily Grind (coffee and cake), Golden Crust (fresh bread), Fizz! (lemonade), Scoop (ice cream), Volta (electric cars), Sunny Bay (beach holidays), Skyline Air (fly the world), ping (mobile phones), Big Bite (burgers and fries), Blast Off! (in cinemas soon), Brenda & the Beans (tonight), Splash (water park), The Slice (New York style pizza), Woof (dog food) and an Advertise Here board
• 21 bus shelter posters for upright 2×3 tiles: The Daily Grind, Golden Crust, Fizz!, Scoop, Big Bite, The Slice, Brenda live tonight, Blast Off!, Skyline Air, Sunny Bay, a missing cat called Tom, a 50% off sale, the Fun Fair, the Circus, City Zoo, the Museum and its dinosaurs, the Library, Recycle, City Bikes, the number 42 bus and a Your Ad Here poster
WHICH TILES TO USE
Any colour. Every advert covers the whole tile face with its own background and a black frame, so the tile underneath never shows. If your cut wanders a little, cut just inside the line rather than outside it: we print on white-backed vinyl, so a cut on the wide side leaves a pale edge, while a cut on the narrow side disappears.
WHY IT LOOKS RIGHT ON A TILE
Every sticker is sized 0.2mm in from each edge of the tile face, so it sits inside the tile’s bevel rather than riding up onto it. We settled that figure by printing candidates and sticking them on real tiles.
HOW IT ARRIVES
One A4 sheet of printed vinyl, posted flat in a protective A5 box. The stickers are NOT pre-cut. They print as a full sheet and you cut each one out yourself with small scissors or a craft knife, which is what lets us fit 40 designs on one sheet at this price. There is a fine crop mark at each corner to cut to.
The artwork was created with AI image generation. Every advert was then chosen by us, checked at true print size and printed on vinyl before the sheet went on sale. All the brands are invented.
Compatible with LEGO® and other leading building-brick systems.
LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this product. This is not a LEGO® product.
