Buy the bricks
Sourcing
Choose a design to get its bill of materials, a rough cost estimate, and a BrickLink wanted-list export — or browse every way to buy bricks below.
Choose a design
My projects
Nothing saved yet — build something in the Builder and hit Save.
Official set (with 3D model)
From a file
Pick a design on the left to see its bill of materials and buy options.
The universal store
Everywhere you can buy bricks
BrickLink
MarketplaceThe biggest used/new parts marketplace — thousands of independent stores, real market prices. Upload a wanted list (exported here) and its Easy Buy finds the cheapest store combination.
BrickOwl
MarketplaceBrickLink's main competitor. Often better UX; supports wishlist import too.
LEGO Pick a Brick
OfficialNew parts straight from LEGO. Best for current-production elements; slower shipping.
LEGO Bricks & Pieces (via customer service)
OfficialReplacement/missing parts channel — sometimes stocks pieces Pick a Brick doesn't.
Rebrickable marketplace links
AggregatorMOC platform that price-compares its part lists across BrickLink/BrickOwl stores.
Webrick
BulkBulk new bricks (often LEGO-compatible brands too) at low per-part prices.
eBay bulk lots
BulkCheapest per-kilo route for generic bricks; you sort what arrives.
Local marketplaces (FB Marketplace, Craigslist)
BulkUsed collections by the tub. Great value, zero shipping, some sorting required.
Custom injection molding
Coming soonMold parts that were never made. The classic brick patents expired long ago, so compatible bricks are legal to produce — just avoid trademarked logos, minifigs, and recent patented designs.