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A Busy Weekend is on the cards!!!

Yesterday morning I awoke and checked my various news feeds for interesting LEGO news, and discovered that pretty much any LEGO related source online had lit up with an announcement that had been made

his week I finally achieved a goal I had set myself much earlier this year, to reach a count of 40,000 items for sale in my Bricklink Store - and I did it TWICE. Yes, yes, I know you're wondering how I

It's been a pretty busy family time over the Easter long weekend. Miss 3 has discovered that she loves Easter Egg Hunts, which means the same dozen chocolate eggs have been hidden and found 17 times and

BrickLink Studio 2.0 Intuitive CAD-like software to build model brick creations Screenshots Hunter's comment Computer Aided Drawing (CAD) provides us the opportunity to easily design real-life materials

One of the benefits (and challenges) of running a Bricklink Store is becoming known as a "Lego Guy". Yesterday, when I collected my wife from work, she came to the car with a container under

I'm pretty sure I've previously mentioned my goal of reaching 50,000 parts in my store by the end of February (and maintaining it as a bare minimum as I work toward 60K). I've possibly also mentioned that

Despite the accuracy, that headline is not social commentary, but instead a reflection of my stock levels. A while back, one of my regular customers hooked me up with a good deal on a whole stack of Lego

It's easy to get bogged down in the frustrations that life can throw at us from time to time, but then we get a reminder that we need to pause, and remind ourselves of the good things. Today I had a rare

Every January, Melbourne hosts one of Australia's biggest Lego shows, Brickvention. It draws Lego fans from all over the country to display their creativity for their fellow fans. One such exhibitor this

Firstly, let me apologise for what will probably end up being a bit boring, but I find it a little bit interesting, so here it comes anyway. As you may already know, I run a little online Lego selling

T'was the night before Christmas, well actually it was two days before Christmas and we were busy getting prepped for the big day. With tradesmen doing some landscaping in the backyard (more about that

Finally finished packing a huge but fiddly customer order. A lot of parts (almost 1000) across a lot of lots (almost 400). As much as it means a late night, I'm glad to have it done tonight, as tomorrow

Hi, just popping by to introduce myself. My name is Brad and I run a Bricklink store which I have very creatively named Brickman Brad. (Sorry about the sideways photo - it sometimes happens on my phone)

Here's one for the Lego fans out there. Now you can buy Lego using Steem or SBD and I'm here to tell you how. You may or may not have heard of a website called Bricklink. It's a giant online marketplace