Every build available for download on Bricks-to-go.com comes with both a visual parts list, and an XML parts list. The visual parts list is exactly what it sounds like; a visual representation of every piece within the build with colours and quantities. It can be found at the end of each building instruction PDF file. … Read more
If you have ever bought Lego for yourself, or for someone else, you know that it can get quite expensive. Lego is not a cheap toy, and for collectors it can start to cost a lot of money. With retired sets often doubling in price, buying used Lego becomes quite an investment for those looking … Read more
MOC is an acronym that stands for “My Own Creation” and is commonly used among the Lego community to differentiate an individual or group project with an official Lego set. The Lego community often abbreviates to shorten the length of commonly used terms and phrases. Acronyms are not an uncommon thing for people to use … Read more
Become a Lego VIP! For those of you who are not already members with Lego and registered for the VIP program, I highly suggest heading over to LEGO and signing up. The Lego VIP program is a rewards program set up by the Lego team that works the same as any other typical rewards program; … Read more
The Next Step Lego has come a long way since its debut as a wooden toy company in 1932, and has seen many innovations that have promoted the sharing of creativity. One of the most exciting in this regard was the launch of their Lego Digital Designer (LDD) program in 2004. This program allows people … Read more
What Is Brickstogo? Bricks-to-go.com is home to your daily Lego brick-fix. Brickstogo started as a Youtube channel that I created to post a video of a modular building that I had created. After returning from the dark ages after several years, I was keen to build more, and things got slightly carried away from there. … Read more