Cheaper way to get brickparts for Building Block Sets

As a building block enthusiast, purchasing Lego sets frequently always costs me a lot of money. The following are the unexpected gains I got from browsing bricks-related websites, which can help us get good-quality set parts with less money. I hope it can help brick lovers who want to save money like me.

First of all, you need to know the role of ReBrickable: ReBrickable is a website where many building block designers share their own Mocs creations and Lego sets parts. Bricks fans can browse to select their favorite set and download the free parts list and instructions.

Well now. With this website, you can get any set you like. How to save money next?

Here I recommend a website to everyone: https://www.mygobricks.com

MyGobricks has ReBrickable compatibility. In the BULK ORDER TOOL, you can directly upload the previously downloaded parts list. It clearly shows what parts are and are not available on their page. In the details, you can know the details of out-of-stock parts and export the file.

Take Rivendell 10316, which has been used as an example in the article, for example. Lego officially sells it for $499, but it is only $377 on MyGobricks. Of course, I didn’t forget the missing parts. The remaining $122 is enough for you to buy the missing parts of Lego!

Friendly reminder: Although you know this money-saving trick, you still need to exercise restrai