Is LEGO Making Too Much? Best Way to Buy Pieces? Track Shelving or Ikea? Ask Bricksie 20



Welcome to Ask Bricksie Episode 20! If you want your questions featured in the next episode remember to submit them in the comment section below. In this episoide, I answer questions about my LEGO storage solution, shelving, Brickheadz, the best way to buy pieces, the evolution of collectors, and much more.

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45 thoughts on “Is LEGO Making Too Much? Best Way to Buy Pieces? Track Shelving or Ikea? Ask Bricksie 20”

  1. You know what would be a fun challenge: "Take bricks you never use and work with them to make something." See what you can do with colorful slanted slops.

    If you have the time you could even do a bricklink's studio context to see what other came up with.

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  2. I watch podcast about creepy stories, history and technology. I do watch some other LEGO YouTubers. But, I prefer to make whim content, I have an idea and I will roll with it. I only do that after thinking about tons of other ideas that I replay over and over in my mind at times to work it out of my system, while staying within content guardrails. I understand the issues with used cheap LEGO (moldy crackers aren't fun to find!) But, if a person looks at the images; if the seller is reliable and knows how to photograph the items for sale, you can pretty much see 90% of the lots. I do have other brands of bricks, finding a use for them is a future subject.😂

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  3. It's not ludicrous that Lego doesn't list their parts from the Lego factories on Bricklink. A perfect example is what I was doing recently. I wanted some of the new cows so I check Lego and they are $9.52 each on the PAB site but I can buy them from Germany off of BL for $6.16 each. They would be shooting themselves in the foot if they did that.

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  4. I am from BC and registered for BrickCan 2024 for the first time and displaying a MOC. I know you will be neck deep in your new Lego location but, do you think you might keep the Canadian end up and make the show? It’s right beside the Airport with Tim Horton’s nearby!

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  5. i have two mods sets [daily bugle] [Ninjago city gardens] and i am currently building a lego city on a horizontal space any builds ideas that you think should be on a small city love your vids every since i started my city keep going

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  6. Building custom LEGO and MOCs are so much more rewarding than buying a set from LEGO. If your able to design using something like Bricklink Studio and then order the pieces, it becomes a really enjoyable project.

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  7. Everyone, let's come together and help this channel get to 500k this year. All we need to do just to show our appreciation for this channel and all the time and effort it takes to make all the vids for our entertainment is to share with just one different person everytime we watch a vid and help this channel grow like crazy.
    In my opinion this guy really goes above and beyond to get us all videos to watch and for that brief time allow us to be entertained. Plus, hitting the like button helps also. Either way, it totally free.

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  8. QnA: hello Jordan, Danny here greetings from California, I’m a big fan of your channel because of Lego since I was a kid growing up. My question is are you going to have a Lego ninjago diorama in the new studio that you acquired I think you should combine all the sets plus the Lego mountain you built with the temples I think will be a good fit for the Lego city. Have a great day and God bless!

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  9. The question at 10:39 is exactly what I've been doing. Jordan hit the nail on the head of LEGO releasing too much stuff but also for me, another reason for switching to MOCs is with the rising prices of new sets, I don't find it worth it anymore to buy them unless they're on sale (and definitely not at Toys 'R' Us anymore since they've jacked up even cheap $20-35 sets by $4-6 over MSRP). I used to buy quite a few sets on release day but I haven't done that in about a year and a half now. I've mainly been buying bulk used LEGO which is much cheaper. For MOCs, lately what I've been doing is taking 6 stud wide City vehicles, which are usually very basic and not worth much, and turning them into more advanced, proper 8 stud wide vehicles. I've also bought MOC instructions in the past but I am going to buy more MOC instructions as I'd rather support a MOC designer directly than give LEGO more money.

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  10. I’ve been coming back to your channel over everyone else because I think your personality and video content is better than anyone else. I watch you daily. And have done for about 2 years now. Keep up the incredible work

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  11. A few questions
    Why can't lego contine making more sers from ideas range rather than a 1 off thing good example transformers megaton then never hear again
    Or doctor who sets rather than a one off
    Why can't lego make more sers thsn one offs

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  12. I recently started collecting Lego in October 2023 and I have a problem getting rid of the boxes… I just can't bring myself to throw them out. Do you keep your boxes or do they get thrown out immediately? Love the content by the way ❤

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  13. I know why Lego doesn't offer their parts on Bricklink. There are some countries that you cannot buy parts directly from Lego. I live in Japan and have no access to direct parts from Lego. I have been told that they will do that in the future but that has been going on for 4 years now. There are brick and morter stores here that have a PB wall. We cannot get points at lego stores either. Only online. It is a sad state of affairs here.

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  14. Hey Jordan! Before asking my question for your next video, I would like to congratulate you for your cool content! I have a question that is bothering me, about my personal collection, that maybe you already answered, but here it goes: do you have any part of your collection that is stored away, or is it all in display? Does it make sense to keep sets in bags that we will probably never assemble/display again? Sorry if the question does not make sense, but I have a large collection, and no display space for it at the moment… Probably I will have a bit of display space on the future, but there are sets that I know I will never be able to display, and recently I started really to think if that makes sense at all… I do not need the money, but by other hand is "money" that I have in bins that probably will never see the daylight again… Sorry for the big testament, but I would really like to know your input on that! Keep up the good work

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  15. I didn't realize that the new space is bigger than your house, really puts into perspective how big it is
    Cool to hear about the inspiration you got from brickcrafts
    18:33 I 100% agree that Lego and bricklink should be synced
    Thanks for answering my question, I hope lego does something like it. Also realistic common cars that aren't race cars is a bigged missed opportunity by Lego
    I didn't know the origin story of the name Bricksie

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