The latest LEGO Pick a Brick update allows fans to save pieces, so builds can be planned in advance or saved as inspiration for later.
LEGO Pick a Brick is adding a new feature that lets fans add parts to ‘Saved Pieces’, which places them in a dedicated section so they don’t have to stay in the shopping cart as a reminder. This will allow fans to plan builds in advance or save pieces as inspiration for later, freeing up the shopping cart for…actual shopping.
Saved Pieces can save individual Pick a Brick elements to revisit later and build up lists of parts across multiple projects. It will also allow fans to access saved parts alongside existing LEGO wishlists with a LEGO Insiders account, so everything is easily accessible together. And once you’re ready to check out, you can add an entire Saved Pieces list to your shopping cart with a single click of a button.
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This new Saved Pieces feature is available right now for builders in the UK and USA, with a planned rollout to all other Pick a Brick markets by the end of July.
LEGO Pick a Brick is a space for builders to order specific elements. Whether you’re building your own creation or want to customise an official LEGO set, the right pieces are essential, so LEGO Pick a Brick allows builders to find and purchase individual elements available in a range of colours and styles. It features an extensive database of parts, which can be searched via name or individual element codes, or you can browse via type, colour, or choose from a selection of filters.
Pick a Brick pieces can be added individually to a shopping cart or there’s the option to order in bulk for larger projects. If you already have a list of all the parts you need – like the ones available in Blocks Quick Builds – then these can be uploaded onto Pick a Brick (up to 200 different pieces) and added straight to your cart. A parts list must include the piece numbers and quantities, and there are helpful formatting guides available on the Pick a Brick website if you’re trying to make your own.
Delivery for the USA and Canada is via the Chicago warehouse, while for those in Europe, Australia or New Zealand, a warehouse in Poland offers over 15,000 bricks ready to ship. Delivery times and minimum spend requirements vary by country, so check the specific details for your location when ordering.
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