BrickLinkReviews of bricklink.com

Recently I ordered 4 separate parts. I had to create several different carts as they all were from a different store, and I had a lot of trouble navigating the site... Upon purchasing of all the items, only one store actually received my money, so I PayPal’ed all of the stores who didn’t, and found that they all needed an extra $8 for shipping. This site is inconvenient and hard to use. After my pieces arrive, I will refuse to use this site until it’s either simplified or turned into an application

Eins vorweg, man darf beim Benutzen der Seite seinen Verstand nicht ausschalten. Man schaut sich das Profil der Verkäufer an (wegen den teilweise enormen Versandkosten) und vergleicht natürlich die Preise der Steine mit anderen Händlern. Hat man das geschafft ist diese Seite die beste wenn es darum geht viele unterschiedliche Lego Steine günstig zu bekommen, sei es ein Bauprojekt oder um Sets nachzubauen/ergänzen. Findet man gute Läden spart man hier im Vergleich zu Amazon und Ebay häufig mehr als das zehnfache (im Vergleich zu neuen Steinen auf den anderen Webseiten)

J'ai commandé à plusieurs reprises dans plusieurs pays différents et j'ai toujours bien reçu la marchandise bien emballée. Ce que je reproche c'est que le site est complexe à comprendre ( je le fais traduire par google) mais c'est plutôt lors du panier validé. On valide son panier mais on ne sait pas le montant des frais de ports, donc pour ma part je contacte toujours le vendeur avant pour lui demander. On peut toujours revoir le prix avec certains, d'autres sont fermés à la discussion. Il faut essayer ! Pour les prix, eh ba ... franchement, il n'y a pas mieux ailleurs !

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An excellent portal for finding Lego spares. Set up by enthusiasts for enthusiasts. The site is a little tricky to get your head round - but with some practice it is really easy to bulk order your list of parts etc. Has been an excellent resource for getting lost parts.

Some people have had bad experiences with SELLERS but my review is based on BrickLink as a service. That being said there will be shoddy sellers, just like ebay, but just like ebay, it has a review section for seller feedback. Besides, they are owned by Lego now anyway. I digress. Love this service, wish I knew about it sooner. What I use it for is designing my own star wars sets/display pieces using their own Design Studio software (that replaces the discontinued LDD provided by Lego [side note: you can open LDD design files in DesignStudio so you dont have to start again]). I would then export my creation from the software directly into a want list on their website. From there, they have a very intuitive basket system, I like in the UK so I want all my parts to come from the UK so I dont have to pay ridiculous carriage charges or import tax, the website compiles a list of sellers (as few as possible, I have never been lucky enough to get all my parts from one seller) and you would then checkout from there. If it's a good seller, few days later you will have what you ordered and can make what you had in your head. How can it get less than 5 stars? Oh and brick prices are a fraction of what lego charge directly and a LOT more choice (bricks and minifigs they dont even make anymore). Cheeky tip: If you only want one aspect of a lego set (eg, just the bunker from the star wars lego endor set) you can get the instruction online, build it in their software, order the bricks and make it yourself. Thousand time cheaper than buying the full set, especially if they are long discontinued and selling for £200+ on ebay!

Some of the sellers are terrible with communication I'm still waiting on a invoice for an item that I ordered one seller cancelled and order for no reason

Best place to buy Lego meanwhile supporting small individual business owners and hobbyist.