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There's a lot more to LEGO Pick a Brick than meets the eye and you can get some really great deals on parts if you know what to look for. If you are looking for ways to save money when buying Lego parts, look no further.

As someone who builds MOCs, I am always on the lookout for good prices on parts and ways to find lots of the same element. I often resort to Bricklink when I can't find things elsewhere, but the Pick a Brick wall has been one of the most consistently cheap methods for increasing my parts collection without breaking the bank.

Here is the link to the forum post I reference in the video: [ Ссылка ]

Want to figure out how many pieces you actually fit into your cups without having to hand count them?

Pick up one of these cheap counting scales on Amazon - I use mine all the time to count LEGO parts when I buy pick a brick to see how much I got: [ Ссылка ]

Sign up for Rakuten using my link to get $30 for off your next purchase and up to 15% off on Lego.com!
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Chapters:

0:00 Intro
0:14 What is Pick a Brick?
0:45 Overview
1:27 Calculating Your Cup Value
3:01 What if I Don't Live Near a Lego Store?
4:22 Outro

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