Brick Box Review

Disclosure: We were sent the featured products for the purpose of this post however all opinions are my own.

LP absolutely loves Lego and other construction kits. Something clicked about six months ago and since then she has sat happily, following instructions and building Lego kits like there is no tomorrow. So when Brick Box got in touch to see if we would like to try out their subscription box LP couldn’t wait for the delivery to arrive.

Review: Brick Box
Review: Brick Box

Brick Box is a monthly Lego subscription, delivering a box full of Lego treats each month with each box having a specific theme. Our box arrived – delivered by a reputable courier – and contained a Mixels themed Lego.

Review: Brick Box
Review: Brick Box

Inside there were three different Mixels – which are now quite rare as they have ceased production – a Minifigure and a mini Lego storage box. LP got to work building immediately and loved the Minifigure – storing him safely in the Lego box.

Review: Brick Box
Review: Brick Box

She then got to work on the Mixels sets, working through them one by one over the course of a weekend. They are aimed at age six and over but she managed them without any problems – only finding it a little tricky to stick the ball joints in place.

Review: Brick Box

The Brick Box gave LP hours of entertainment and contained a good variety of high quality products. All Brick Box deliveries contain official Lego products as well as other compatible products and they would make a great gift for any child. You can buy one off boxes as well as a longer term subscription and the longer you subscribe for the cheaper the boxes become. The only slight niggle is that the delivery charge isn’t included in the monthly fee, making the boxes a little more expensive than I’d originally expected. I think having a price including delivery would be a lot more transparent.

Review: Brick Box

We’ve loved trying out Brick Box and would definitely order them again in the future – maybe not every month but as a school holiday treat or for a special occasion I think they would be perfect. Plus, with the wide variety of Lego products available it would be unlikely you’d receive something you already had – and if you did, you could just add it to your collection to build something even bigger and better.

Brick Box starts at 24.99EUR per month with a delivery cost of 9.99EUR

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  5. I’d love to find a Marvel Ghostrider. My son spent ages trying to create a customer version but it didn’t look great.

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  6. We love Lego in our house, we haven’t seen these before – anything would be appreciated although anything animal related would be extremely ecstatic.

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  20. I know my son would love to find anything to do with vehicles and my daughter would love to find anything princess related 🙂 i would love to find any lego as even as an adult i love joining in building with lego

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  57. I have 3 kids 11, and 9 (boys) and my daughter is 5 later this year, they enjoy all sorts of lego My daughter really is loving the pink girly sets

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  78. What a great idea, I haven’t seen these boxes before but will deffinetly look into the prices as I have a little lad who would adore this. My little boy would be happy with any but if he had to choose it would probably be either Marvel or Harry Potter Lego.

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  103. My son loves Lego so any really. He also loves superheroes – so a hero or villain to battle would be a lovely surprise in the box 🙂

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