Lemax Collector Central

There is a secret I must trust with my closest blog associates, ie. the world.

I have a small thought inside my head that is growing a burgeoning interest in Lemax villages. I can’t help it. Harvest Crossing is slightly adorable, even to the late twenties, contemporary male like, say, myself.

Vail Village, another Lemax village even named a record store after me (Ray’s Records), but since I do not happen to be 2 Milimeters small, the dream must be that…just a dream.

In all seriousness, Lemax has caught my attention. In my younger days, I might have scoffed at the positioning of miniature buildings as a goofy prospect, but like all hobbies, relaxation and dedication are pinnacle.

I can surely imagine Lemax to have a slightly Americana Feng Shui feel in my home fairly soon.

One of the most unique collections of Lemax Villages - and our personal favorite - is the Spooky Town collection. And with Halloween right around the corner, there’s no better time to build up your perfect Spooky Town village.

We’re always toying with out Spooky Town village - we know how difficult it is to find retired village pieces and are always on trying to score the latest retired piece (and we’re not always as lucky as this person).

That being said, we always know we can find the best selection of Spooky Town village pieces in the Christmas Central catalog - we have everything from the most current of the 2008 Spooky Town collection to even more rare retired pieces.

The deals are getting even better, however, as for a limited time only we’re offering 10% off or free shipping on any of our Lemax items - including Spooky Town! Simply choose the items that you want from our catalog and then enter the promotional code “LEMAX10″ at checkout and you get your discount. That deal goes for all our collectibles - from Carnival to Vail Village.

So now that you know about that, we’ll leave you with a couple videos of our favorite Spooky Town displays.

While most of the collection has been out for a while now, we just wanted to let everyone know about the new Lemax Village Collections for 2008. Some of them are listed on the Lemax website, but all of the new collection is at Christmas Central.com’s Lemax Collections.

Because it’s a little too early to get into the Christmas side of things, here’s a look at some of the best of Lemax’s Spooky Town:

Spooky Town Haunted Pyramid

Halloween Party:

For our inaugural post to the Christmas Central Lemax Collector blog, we want to share with you some of our favorite Lemax Village videos from around the web. This isn’t a comprehensive list by any means, so let us know more of your favorites!