How To Save Money On LEGO Mocs

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  • Опубліковано 4 січ 2025
  • Ever wondered how people afford to build giant LEGO Mocs?
    Well there's good news and bad news. It's still expensive no matter what you do, but I'll show you tips to significantly cut the costs.
    I used these methods while building my LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts castle Moc.
    If you want to follow my progress make sure to subscribe, thanks for watching

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  • @OlleMoquist
    @OlleMoquist Рік тому +154

    The reason all the bulk sellers are in Germany is because of the proximity to Lego fabrik. They let you buy basic pieces by weight, meaning these German sellers by all the in demand stuff and sell them for a mark up on bricklink. For most people though it's a fair trade, but I wish similar Lego stores existed elsewhere too.

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +2

      Same!

    • @corumeach
      @corumeach 11 місяців тому +4

      So why are all the Germany based resellers on Bricklink and other marketplaces expensive as hell? I get stuff so much cheaper from China or Thailand... I'm in Germany, and even the postage costs are way too expensive, they all charge at least €3,95 postage even if you only order 10 tiny pieces for €2,00.

    • @OlleMoquist
      @OlleMoquist 11 місяців тому

      @@corumeach I wish I knew. I always feel a bit bad when buying internationally on bricklink, but the price difference is too great to ignore.

    • @iuter87
      @iuter87 8 місяців тому +2

      german vat: 18%
      the lowest in europe except the microstates.

    • @OlleMoquist
      @OlleMoquist 8 місяців тому

      @@iuter87 yeah, that too

  • @autofigure00
    @autofigure00 Рік тому +136

    As someone who lives closer to the Canada border, I generally find Canadian bricklink stores have parts for DIRT cheap in USD so I've been buying a LOT from Canadian sellers. The shipping is SURPRISINGLY cheaper than I expect. There's only been a few stores with large orders where the shipping gets crazy.

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +11

      Buying outside the US in general is better. The shipping is never as bad as you expect

    • @badhbts
      @badhbts Рік тому +7

      @@maddiesworldofbricksbuying from the US to Canada tho, now that’ll cost you hundreds

    • @unwelcomemotivation
      @unwelcomemotivation 9 місяців тому

      @@badhbts fml lol

    • @stonemanguitars
      @stonemanguitars 9 місяців тому

      @@badhbts Or US to basically anywhere else.

  • @UnlimitedEmeralds
    @UnlimitedEmeralds 7 місяців тому +31

    I have completely given up on bricklink. No store ever has 100% of the prices I need even if my moc is less than 100 relatively common pieces. The $20 I would have saved gets eaten by the shipping costs I have to pay for 4 different stores. Every single time without fail it is actually cheaper to buy the pieces directly from Lego with their pick a brick.

    • @laminateB1onicle
      @laminateB1onicle 5 місяців тому +3

      Then you have seen the wrong stores there is like 10000+ stores so just look more but the shipping might be a problem

  • @alex-c7567
    @alex-c7567 Рік тому +48

    Fantastic video! Some tips I would suggest; get your tiles from the lego store, they are usually the same price as bricklink, and they will be in mint condition. Also plan your moc around cheap colours, and look for Bricklink stores that sell bricks in poor condition (with dents or sun damage) these are great for filling in the interior of your builds.

  • @pinobluevogel6458
    @pinobluevogel6458 10 місяців тому +3

    Great tips. I found that shipping from Germany is actually quite expensive, but you are correct that massive quantities are certainly much better priced. They have an easier time keeping their stores stocked with commonly used parts, which is an issue for smaller stores.
    For example, if you want to build a large city on mils, you need a ton of larger plates and those are very hard to find in anything but the larger stores. In such a case, it is far easier to buy it from LEGO itself, even though individual pieces are still quite expensive.

  • @ElijahHemingway
    @ElijahHemingway Рік тому +9

    This video is easily the best out there on acquiring tons of useful lego pieces to build MOCS.

  • @BennyLlama39
    @BennyLlama39 6 місяців тому +5

    I might be the only one who does this, but I look at sets to see if they have the parts I need. The Hidden Side Cemetery was perfect for the MOC I'm about to start.

  • @ano_nym
    @ano_nym Рік тому +19

    Checking 2nd hand stores could be good too. Usually you wont find large quantities of each of course, since they are old sets people bought, but can get some special ones or basic ones. But you can get a decent amount for like a $10.

  • @dorthywood7343
    @dorthywood7343 2 роки тому +22

    I can confirm the german bricklink stores are the place to buy from. The brick24 megastore, brickina, and bricksy are all great. I think le gold too.

  • @brickreel
    @brickreel 2 роки тому +10

    Your Hogwarts is looking incredible! I love shopping the pick a brick wall, thank you for the tips!

  • @Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section
    @Chuck_vs._The_Comment_Section 6 місяців тому +8

    If you live in Germany, there is another way to stock up on bricks. The company Bluebrixx has shops in many cities, where there is also a "pick-a-brick wall". The difference, however, is that you pay per gram and not per cup. So you only pay for what you really need and are not forced to fill your cup as full as possible. In addition, the stones from Bluebrixx have a higher clamping force.
    And while we're on the subject of alternative clamping stone manufacturers. These also have their own online shops, such as webrick or yourwobb.

  • @tristarsilver6052
    @tristarsilver6052 Рік тому +210

    Maybe not everyone supports it, but I use some Chinese-made parts, such as flower/tree. The Chinese have learned how to make them well, and where the Lego logo is not visible, you cannot immediately determine whose production.

    • @seimen4348
      @seimen4348 Рік тому +49

      I use other brands like 90% of times^^
      There is nor difference anymore in quality.

    • @tristarsilver6052
      @tristarsilver6052 Рік тому +28

      @@seimen4348 Here the psychological factor still plays, for me personally. There is no logo on the pins) I don’t know everything about the quality, but plants and tiles are definitely not inferior in quality. The Chinese also learned how to make cool figurines. Not copies, but their own. Lord of the rings, naruto, demon slayer and even star wars are of high quality. Particularly pleasing is the 360-degree pattern,
      Lego is completely lazy in this regard.

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +57

      I buy and SELL alot of lego. Main difference is lego has value on the aftermarket

    • @mocworks
      @mocworks Рік тому +12

      @@seimen4348you disgust me

    • @Mrgreenbrixx
      @Mrgreenbrixx Рік тому +60

      ​@@mocworksand you disgust us people around the world who knows Lego is the same plastik😅

  • @craftsmanwoodturner
    @craftsmanwoodturner 11 місяців тому +7

    I was in my local Lego shop recently, and they have ditched the round plastic cups for the Pick-a-Brick wall, in favour of square cardboard boxes. This makes it even easier to get good value, as you can build the bricks together and fit then wall-to-wall inside the box, with no spare space lost in the gaps. I know this because about 10 years ago they offered such a box as a Christmas bonus if you spent over a threshold, and I did exactly that. The box was filled corner to corner with solid Lego! Presumably these boxes will roll out across the globe over time, so if they still have the cups in your local store right now, it is just a matter of time.

    • @jamesmunn576
      @jamesmunn576 6 місяців тому

      I do like the boxes... and you can build right in them for the space.

  • @StevenWagner-lq2cy
    @StevenWagner-lq2cy Рік тому +6

    Whenever I generate a list of parts I need, Leo online PAB ends up cheaper only because of the shipping. The problem with Bricklink is that no one seller ever has even a majority of the parts I need, so the shipping adds up fast when I have to order from multiple shippers. Sometimes, the shipping alone costs more than the parts I need from a given seller.

  • @AMBRBuilds
    @AMBRBuilds 2 роки тому +13

    The Germany tip is good to know. I’m currently working on a few small-scale MOCs and I was weary of ordering internationally. Also, I came for the advice but am staying for the epic castle MOC!

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому

      Thanks! That's the plan. Suckered them in with useful info and keep em for the moc

    • @yxx_chris_xxy
      @yxx_chris_xxy Рік тому

      In my experience, it's Germany and the Netherlands that have these really big/good/cheap BrickLink stores.

  • @mortagon1451
    @mortagon1451 7 місяців тому +3

    I live in Norway and we don't have any official Lego stores. We have a private store with a pick a brick wall but it has extremely limited assortment and is very expensive and also pretty far from where I live. Shipping to Norway is generally very expensive as well and we have to pay taxes so it's usually just cheaper to buy official sets from toy store unless you can find some cheap used ones, although with Lego having become a collectible item most people try to sell used sets for ridiculous prices and it's usually cheaper to just get used sets from Bricklink even with the shipping cost.

    • @OctoberOctopusM
      @OctoberOctopusM 6 місяців тому

      I feel for you. Wishing you good luck on finding good bargains!

  • @atticbricks
    @atticbricks Рік тому +2

    great advice, I will definitely need it to make my next videos

  • @BonkleBrick
    @BonkleBrick Рік тому +2

    Brilliant tips! Great video!

  • @TradeMyWish
    @TradeMyWish Рік тому +12

    Absolute gorgeous build. Would love to see an update!

  • @fluminox13
    @fluminox13 Рік тому +4

    What about including brick from other brands like Geobrix or Bluebrixx?

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому

      Never

    • @fluminox13
      @fluminox13 Рік тому +3

      @@maddiesworldofbricks why?

    • @fluminox13
      @fluminox13 Рік тому +1

      It is not that I want to change your mind. I just cant figure out your reasons. I want to understand it.

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      @fluminox13 lego is the higher quality product and the only one that maintains its resell value

    • @boatymcboatface2522
      @boatymcboatface2522 11 місяців тому

      I can answer that. I love Bluebrixx and their train sets, but I can't recommend their part packs. Bluebrixx is not a producer, they source part from different Chinese producers. Gobricks is great, the rest is not on the same level as Lego. And surprisingly they are more expensive than Bricklink. The only exception are chrome parts. Lego doesn't do them anymore, so getting them from Bluebrixx is perfectly fine.

  • @ХачуняМику
    @ХачуняМику Годину тому

    I usually order unofficail parts from 1688, where 100g of almost any parts cost less than a dollar.

  • @Fishcakes334
    @Fishcakes334 Рік тому +7

    Any new updates on the castle? I love the build process so far. Hopefully all is well.

  • @ElijahHemingway
    @ElijahHemingway Рік тому +3

    Notes to everyone on the keys to keeping costs down when acquiring tons of pieces for lego mocs:
    Utilize the pick-a-brick wall at a LEGO store near you. This is the best way to get new parts for the cheapest price. Place large orders for parts from the biggest bricklink stores in Germany. This is the next best way to get bricks at more affordable prices and make sense of larger shipping costs. Lego's pick-a-brick at home may be necesarry, but is more expensive so try to avoid this. That's all.

    • @bighatastrea
      @bighatastrea Рік тому +4

      If you're into building MOCs I would simply not buy LEGO lol. Rip-offs and legit companies like Bluebrixx even have a better quality sometimes and are muchhh cheaper. Imo it's only worth it to buy real LEGO for MOCs when you're a hardcore brand collector or someone who wants to turn this into capital in 30 years somehow. If you just want to build a nice MOC there's no reason not to get the cheap LEGO compatible stuff instead, especially when it's just background stuff, set pieces, foliage etc. I built a display Castle moc for around 50$ and it looks dense and awesome, if it was real Lego I would've payed 300-400$ for that size and the rare foliage pieces. Put some LEGO figures on it and it looks wonderful

    • @rickmortyson4861
      @rickmortyson4861 Рік тому

      @@bighatastrea nostalgia doesnt hit the same with rip offs. Its lego or nothing. From an artistic side, you're definitely right.

    • @corumeach
      @corumeach 11 місяців тому

      @@rickmortyson4861 It's plastic chips anyways. I think $160 for a bag of colored plastic chips is already ridiculous.

  • @Erik1495
    @Erik1495 11 місяців тому +1

    i just want to do bionicle mocs but i sold my legos a long time ago, i was thinking that is there an app that lets me build digitally and then check what pieces and buy those specific parts

  • @rodrigocoxa45
    @rodrigocoxa45 Місяць тому

    good tips, unfortunately here in brazil the pick a brick has the same pieces as of 5/6 years ago, no new restocks, no online shopping. and ordering from abroad makes the brazilian customs tax any shipment on a basis from 60 to 80%, witch is just absurd. some 8 bricklink stores keep the thing going around here. shoutout to those heroes!

  • @carlosa7598
    @carlosa7598 9 місяців тому

    PAB wall is still very limited here in Japan since the pandemic. Wish there's more varieties. I would go all out. Especially making mini figures.haha great video. Hello from Japan 🗾🇯🇵

  • @TheTrueMac
    @TheTrueMac 21 день тому

    is there a limit to how many buckets you can fill and buy?

  • @bearabletable7527
    @bearabletable7527 4 місяці тому

    whats a reputable German store that has the best shipping and most amount of parts?

  • @kingpunis3492
    @kingpunis3492 6 місяців тому

    Very helpful video, thank you sir! And excellent work on Hogwarts!

  • @Hunter-hb4gd
    @Hunter-hb4gd 11 місяців тому +25

    If you are someone who is concerned about the price of Lego, as myself have no shame in buying knock offs, not everyone's rich and can afford it

    • @corumeach
      @corumeach 11 місяців тому +4

      Large MOCs are insanely expensive even when using non-Lego bricks. It's almost inacceptable for a hobby unless your only problem is where to dump all your money.

    • @leonhadley21
      @leonhadley21 8 місяців тому

      dont watch a lego video if you dont use lego then

    • @pineappleboy1468
      @pineappleboy1468 8 місяців тому +6

      ​@@leonhadley21 no way you're offended by using fake lego

    • @leonhadley21
      @leonhadley21 8 місяців тому

      @@pineappleboy1468 im not offended but dont watch a lego video and then talk about fakes

    • @pineappleboy1468
      @pineappleboy1468 8 місяців тому +5

      @@leonhadley21 have you tried crying about it somewhere else?

  • @anexistingperson3515
    @anexistingperson3515 10 місяців тому +2

    Is there a pick a brick online? Because I don’t live near any Lego stores.

    • @jackiedunlap36
      @jackiedunlap36 6 місяців тому +1

      The Lego website has a pick-a-brick section to order individual bricks.

  • @bjornroeven7343
    @bjornroeven7343 2 місяці тому

    Good hint. I’m searching for leaves and flowers etc for my bonsais

  • @buster5661
    @buster5661 13 днів тому

    Yes, but do you have enough Legos for the whole class?

  • @Nicolaifogh
    @Nicolaifogh Рік тому +1

    Which shops are best and cheapest in Germany for big orders?

  • @eliask8558
    @eliask8558 Рік тому +4

    I was wondering if you have any more updates on the castle? I'm building my own and would love to see what else you've got. U know it's not easy to come up with everything yourself.

  • @OokamiSan4
    @OokamiSan4 6 місяців тому

    What shelfs do U use for storing ur pieces? Like those in the Background and where can I buy them?

  • @shericooper7138
    @shericooper7138 Рік тому +1

    Beautiful build.

  • @condemnedd684
    @condemnedd684 11 місяців тому

    Unsure if you’re still responding but I tend to buy bulk lots as that’s just the best way to get ahold of misc pieces. Also all those tips don’t really do so good if you’re in technic stuff. For that I’d reccomend buying educational sets (motors are cheap that way). Also a number of people have a “distaste” to technic, so it isn’t too impossible to buy a technic lot off of someone

  • @mrjasonjneal
    @mrjasonjneal 5 місяців тому

    Video could use an Update. PAB Cups are now Boxes with no refill option.

  • @ElectricianTS
    @ElectricianTS 21 день тому

    How come you didn't mention Brick Owl???

  • @That-fool
    @That-fool 6 місяців тому

    How long does it take normally to get parts from germany???

  • @cmdrTremyss
    @cmdrTremyss 11 місяців тому

    PIB wall do not exist in my country... Not anymore. And even when it did, it wasnt based on cup, but pure weight.

  • @JokisBiits
    @JokisBiits 6 місяців тому

    Well it's good checking the lego store every week as I live like 3 countrys from the nearest Lego store

  • @CoreFlux
    @CoreFlux Рік тому

    I've had some ideal pick a brick selections, where I could just buy one or two cups of just the pieces I needed. My biggest problem is that going to the Lego store is a whole trip, so I need to be lucky in what they have when I swing by. i'm Star Wars focused, so sometimes they just have nothing that makes sense for me.

    • @CoreFlux
      @CoreFlux Рік тому

      I did like the online pick a brick to just get a whole bunch of varied heads (i don't use standard yellow ever for heads)

    • @CoreFlux
      @CoreFlux Рік тому

      The biggest save for buying a lot of Lego is buying big lots locally. You can get lucky, buying a lot that has 500 euro of Lego in it and only pay 60euro because it's jumbled and perhaps has some random other lego in it.

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      Sometimes you can get lucky

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      It's great for heads too. They are cheaper

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      I bet you get some nice stuff

  • @dallasfrost1996
    @dallasfrost1996 Рік тому +5

    These are great tips for those that are fortunate enough to be able to utilize them. For me personally, none of these tips are of any true help. Im in New Zealand (a small isolated country located far far away from most other countries) so being able to obtain lego parts at even a "reasonable" price is near impossible, as shipping and handling fees are absurd here due to location. There aren't many bricklink stores in New Zealand either, and we only have *one* official Lego store nation-wide (not of close proximity to me). That leaves me with having to order parts from the Lego online Pick-A-Brick section. Atleast I'm able to earn reward points, qualify for free shipping and promotional gifts if able to meet the minimum eligibility criteria. Not ideal I know, but I don't think I really have much of a choice...

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому

      Try the German stores

    • @dallasfrost1996
      @dallasfrost1996 Рік тому

      @@maddiesworldofbricks Yeah, that's a bit of a hit or miss. A few German stores I find are on par with other countries in terms of pricing. Some German stores are definitely priced lower, though not all of them ship to New Zealand. There have also been a few cases where the shipping & handling fees are twice as much as I would pay directly from Lego (Our Lego parts distributor is Poland). A decent chunk of what I might have saved in parts is made up in fees unless if perhaps brought in super large quantities, which I don't have the luxury of.

  • @Lolc4k3
    @Lolc4k3 Рік тому +5

    Hello my name is Jeppe and I'm danish.
    A part of being in the european union is the benefit of no import/export tax.
    We also don't have to show our passport when crossing the borders.
    This is because of the "Schengen Agreement"
    My point is, anybody living in europe can get the cheap german pieces :)

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому

      That's lucky

    • @druidnia
      @druidnia 11 місяців тому

      Except in the stupid UK who moronically voted out of Schengen. REJOIN NOW I want cheaper Lego.

  • @Unprofessional_afol
    @Unprofessional_afol Рік тому

    Invaluable and great advice, thanks 🙏

  • @ZomP_png
    @ZomP_png Рік тому +5

    Really happy to live in germany 🤙

  • @eberhardt9602
    @eberhardt9602 Рік тому

    Germany mentioned! :D
    Thank you for these tips, great video.

  • @MalenGarek
    @MalenGarek 11 місяців тому

    The stores in Germany are able to make most of the bricks cheaper because of the Legoland factory. If you don’t know what it is you should watch a video about it.

  • @frankneuerbes3667
    @frankneuerbes3667 Рік тому +1

    Haha german here thx for the tips man 👍😄🇩🇪

  • @sophiegielis3745
    @sophiegielis3745 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for this very nice video. Where i can find these building plans to build such Mocs? Do i have to pay for them or can i get them for free?

    • @The-Secret-Basement
      @The-Secret-Basement 7 місяців тому +1

      MOC is an acronym for My Own Creation so they're all custom built by various creators. Some creators may release instructions but most don't because the extra step of tracking the building process and make it easily understandable is usually not worth the time

  • @XtremiTeez
    @XtremiTeez Рік тому +3

    What does "mocs" mean?

  • @eugeneg1455
    @eugeneg1455 Рік тому

    I always thought there should be some kind of app for modeling, so that you build everything virtually and it would calculate all the brick types and quantities required (so that you can than order exactly what you need)...

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +4

      Bricklink stud.io can do that. I'm terrible at it though and prefer to build with actual bricks

    • @mephInc
      @mephInc 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@maddiesworldofbricks
      Same. Working with my hands is much easier for me, even if I have to rebuild several times over.

  • @lezbyanke777
    @lezbyanke777 Рік тому +1

    I use to buy via Pick-A-Brick and in large quantities

  • @cameronmajer1531
    @cameronmajer1531 Рік тому

    Do you have to pay customs when ordering from Germany? Or any any other tax extra?

  • @BrickBrickProductions
    @BrickBrickProductions Рік тому

    if you think of any more tips pleas tell me.🥺

  • @ryanmcclosky3312
    @ryanmcclosky3312 6 місяців тому

    What does MOC stand for?

    • @BennyLlama39
      @BennyLlama39 6 місяців тому

      It means My Own Creation.

  • @somethingawesome9547
    @somethingawesome9547 2 місяці тому

    You can also use Rakuten with LEGO's online pick a brick. 20% cash back? YES PLEASE.

  • @gavryy2549
    @gavryy2549 Рік тому

    Thought the thumbnail was several bags of different types of weed until I looked closer and saw they were legos

  • @VoidCommander808
    @VoidCommander808 9 місяців тому

    This dude is absolutely crazy for saying that Lego's Pick a Brick is more expensive than other marketplaces. The main issues with Lego's PaB is that they don't have EVERY single part out there in every color, but they do have MOST. The shipping can take a long time if its coming from Denmark, but that is comparable to many other sources on Bricklink. Keep in mind my experience is with buying parts for MoC sets or modifications to existing sets, not quite on the scale as what Maddie is showing in this video. I've found that so long as I'm spending >$100 on parts at once, I'll order parts on PaB and anything they don't have (or if it is the rare instance of being significantly cheaper on bricklink) the part I put it into a Bricklink list and can hopefully find a seller who has the handful of parts I still require. This method has saved me hundreds of dollars already compared to ordering the parts exclusively from Bricklink sellers.
    I should also mention that PaB's naming conventions are VERY inconsistent compared to what Bricklink calls the parts, so there will be a large learning curve to teach yourself the new naming conventions for previously familiar parts. Part numbers are usually the same between PaB and Bricklink about 90% of the time in my experience.

  • @storer1
    @storer1 Рік тому

    bro posted this on christmas

  • @judysears6417
    @judysears6417 Рік тому +2

    and if it is a cool part and even if you dont need them, you can resell them!!!

  • @unico3love812
    @unico3love812 9 місяців тому

    I just found out you can do this on the lego website thanks.

  • @rtrojosh
    @rtrojosh Рік тому

    i do need to find a lego store near me so i can get parts for a lego minecraft moc

  • @jonnygranville281
    @jonnygranville281 10 місяців тому

    Goodwill online is great for bulk bricks

    • @cosmo9362
      @cosmo9362 7 місяців тому +1

      Are you getting good prices? I haven’t seen much that’s better than my local Facebook Marketplace.

    • @jonnygranville281
      @jonnygranville281 7 місяців тому +1

      @cosmo9362 it depends on the auction. Try to swoop in at the last minute and bid higher. The fixed prices are pretty good per pound

    • @cosmo9362
      @cosmo9362 7 місяців тому

      @@jonnygranville281 I guess I’ll have to check again. I use to see them for over $8/lb and I can get them on Marketplace for $4-5/lb.

  • @brentahrend3845
    @brentahrend3845 11 місяців тому

    Have you heard of LUG's?

  • @Leo-x6w6d
    @Leo-x6w6d 9 місяців тому +1

    Hello from germany

  • @CaraselIoanaRoxana
    @CaraselIoanaRoxana 2 місяці тому

    I am from Romania. Here we don't have these kind of store. Only Lego store, on-line Bricklink. That's all

  • @nnex6564
    @nnex6564 11 місяців тому

    International shipping to import expensive plastic? What

  • @witch9380
    @witch9380 7 місяців тому

    Yaaay, I live in Germany!

  • @numberonedad
    @numberonedad Рік тому

    in the thumbnail those legos look delicious

  • @rio1408
    @rio1408 Рік тому

    Yeah even though there's ways to be smart and save money it's still super expensive when your building like really large scale mocs

  • @drivers99
    @drivers99 9 місяців тому

    What are Mocs?

    • @Itz_Chr1z
      @Itz_Chr1z 8 місяців тому +1

      Mocs stand for my own creations

  • @peterbreis5407
    @peterbreis5407 7 місяців тому

    You are comparing the LEGO Pick a Brick Wall with the most extreme expensive option where you pay on line per piece.
    btw I intensely dislike the huge dimple in the bottom of the cup that makes it look bigger than it really is. Don't know who that is supposed to fool. Because of the terrible internal shape of the cups the parts need to be very small to fit. Our LEGO store has gone environmental and is now offering rectangular cardboard boxes. It would be fairer and easier if they simply sold bricks by the kilo. Grab a bag full of exactly what you want and have it weighed.
    I am in Canberra Australia where we have an annual Green Shed Charity LEGO sale. Last year they had 13 tonnes of LEGO. You get to scrounge in large tubs for what you want and pay less than US$20/kg. They also sell full sets. Money goes to good causes. Otherwise check out charity stores and negotiate for quantity.

  • @rickmortyson4861
    @rickmortyson4861 Рік тому +1

    Well apparently the world likes Germany again. At least our Legos.. Nice haha 😂

  • @nyekomimi
    @nyekomimi Рік тому

    It's such as shame that official LEGO stores have no Pick a Brick wall :(

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +4

      ...they do

    • @RobCartwright
      @RobCartwright 11 місяців тому

      I’ve never been to an official LEGO store that didn’t have a pick a brick wall.

    • @nyekomimi
      @nyekomimi 11 місяців тому

      @@RobCartwright I can re-check when I'm going to visit place with official LEGO store mentioned on LEGO website that's in my city.
      But my hopes are low with my previous experiences :(

  • @taqresu5865
    @taqresu5865 Рік тому

    Unfortunately the nearest LEGO Store is a 3 day trip away...

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      That's brutal

    • @taqresu5865
      @taqresu5865 Рік тому

      @@maddiesworldofbricks I just happen to live in a state where the nearest LEGO store is 2 states away in every direction (except North, that's Canada). Either I go west to Seattle, south west for Salt Lake, south to Denver, or East to Minneapolis....

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      @taqresu5865 I recommend salt lake, that's where I live lol. We have 2 stores now

    • @taqresu5865
      @taqresu5865 Рік тому

      @@maddiesworldofbricks lol it'll have to depend. I would need to have other reasons to visit beyond the LEGO Store.
      Maybe if I could convince my family to try out the Lagoon. For my Senior Class Trip, we visited the Lagoon. That's near enough to justify a visit to the LEGO Store, right?

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      @taqresu5865 yeah! Lagoon is actually right in the middle of the 2 stores. Probably a 15 min drive to each one

  • @2010RSHACKS
    @2010RSHACKS Місяць тому

    I was excited you could resell pick a bricks to people but why would I waste my time driving across town to ship people legos at cost? I’d be losing money on gas…

  • @Gamer-eu6mn
    @Gamer-eu6mn Рік тому

    Is he gone

  • @onewaytochrist
    @onewaytochrist 11 місяців тому +1

    dude i just want 10 8x16 plates not $70 gone from my bank account

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  11 місяців тому +1

      Yah that doesn't cost $70 lol.

    • @onewaytochrist
      @onewaytochrist 11 місяців тому +1

      @maddiesworldofbricks yeah it's more like $5 a piece

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  11 місяців тому +2

      @@onewaytochrist 8x16 plates are like $1. Maybe $1.50 tops.

    • @onewaytochrist
      @onewaytochrist 11 місяців тому +1

      ​@@maddiesworldofbrickstrue
      but they still add up when you need a ton of em

  • @PumpkinKingXXIII
    @PumpkinKingXXIII 11 місяців тому

    The Lego Wall at the grapevine Texas use to be awesome. It’s not even worth looking anymore. It never fails to disappoint

  • @willowthefish5046
    @willowthefish5046 6 місяців тому

    There is a infinite money glitch here somewhere

  • @ByteSizeTech
    @ByteSizeTech Рік тому +1

    If I may ask... have you ever just contacted a US based store and said "hey, I want to buy thousands of parts, any chance I could get a 20% discount for spending $400 in one go on just parts?
    They might take you up on that... Just a thought...
    You might even say "I normally buy from Germany because even with shipping, it's cheaper, but I'd buy from the US if you can work with me a bit."

  • @Tiz4Me
    @Tiz4Me 4 місяці тому +1

    I live in Germany 🇩🇪

  • @Ichexistier
    @Ichexistier Рік тому +1

    Bricklink is cheaper than Pick a Brick...

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому +1

      It depends what you're buying but generally speaking yes it is

    • @Ichexistier
      @Ichexistier Рік тому +1

      @@maddiesworldofbricks If you only buy standard parts maybe, but if you want special parts like for MOCs, you can't get everything from pick a brick for a good price.

    • @leonhadley21
      @leonhadley21 8 місяців тому

      @@Ichexistierpick a brick instore is the cheapest way to buy bulk bricks

    • @Ichexistier
      @Ichexistier 8 місяців тому

      @@leonhadley21 no it's not.

    • @leonhadley21
      @leonhadley21 8 місяців тому

      @@Ichexistier yes it is, get over a thousand pieces for 18 quid/dollars thats brilliant

  • @Hugo-3279
    @Hugo-3279 Рік тому

    Unfortunatelly México have that kind of lucky, the only tipy of lego pieces you going to find in the stores are Bricks 1x1, 2x2, 3x2, 2x4 and that's all for construction but for figures only have city figures, no knights, no skeletons, no space, LEGO hate México.

  • @sirscraggy420
    @sirscraggy420 9 місяців тому

    Ali Express fake legos if you really want to save

  • @arjansauce
    @arjansauce 6 місяців тому

    hehe i live in the netherlands

  • @McPilch
    @McPilch Рік тому +1

    I don't wanna go to the effort of saving money..... I need a sugar momma!! 😅
    (Just got back into LEGO after my last set was in the late 80s as a teen, and after splurging on 75192 and only having a small budget for Black Friday and retirements, I'm sooooo frustrated at not being able to just buy ALL THE LEGO... sets and loose bricks n pieces!!!) 😖

    • @privateagent
      @privateagent Рік тому

      A dark age of 30 years is something to brag about, for sure. Welcome back!

  • @lordmaximus6523
    @lordmaximus6523 6 місяців тому

    Laughing in german

  • @TigerLoveHeart
    @TigerLoveHeart Рік тому +1

    xD the USA guy that's upset about europe shipping... when literally all the big online giveaways or many other things that are super cheap or free "only in US" i get hundreds of "only in US" events happening yearly on social medias and stuff, so for once EU has something better than in US don't be fking jealous entitled

    • @maddiesworldofbricks
      @maddiesworldofbricks  Рік тому

      I'm not upset about the shipping

    • @astecheee1519
      @astecheee1519 Рік тому

      @@maddiesworldofbricks I think he was referring to another commenter. Loved the video btw.

  • @Jessica_9183
    @Jessica_9183 10 місяців тому +3

    clip ur nails

  • @xDeeKayHD
    @xDeeKayHD 10 місяців тому

    Why do Lego UA-camrs always have such long fingernails lol

    • @K1ngSlay3r_YT
      @K1ngSlay3r_YT 9 місяців тому

      Built in lego separators

    • @BennyLlama39
      @BennyLlama39 8 місяців тому

      Why do jackwagons always have shitty comments about UA-camrs?

  • @markuslemerise5812
    @markuslemerise5812 Рік тому

    fortnite

  • @seimen4348
    @seimen4348 11 місяців тому

    Webrick or gobrick helps too