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Brixinit Box #1 - Unboxing and Review Video - May 2018

I finally took the plunge and ordered a 3-month subscription to the Brixinit Box. I received this at the very beginning of May but I had not been able to open or review it because I've been swamped with work and gathering paperwork to buy our first house (there is so much involved with that, and working 3rd shift doesn't help!). So today I finally opened and reviewed the box so that newbies could see what all comes with the Brixinit Box.

I was very pleased with everything that came with the box. It was a very simple and clean box without the extra bloat and "swag". This is for sure geared toward the older LEGO community members. That isn't to say that people of all ages wouldn't enjoy this box.

I did a 3-month subscription which ran me about $87 for the Tier 1 box. There are different levels you may choose, but I kept it basic and simple the first time around. In the future, I am sure I will up my game when I have more free time and cash to spend (those two things don't usually go hand-in-hand).

So here is the video that you can watch to get more details about the box itself! Enjoy!


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  1. AnonymousFebruary 12, 2020 at 10:34 AM

    I had a terrible experience with this company, no response to emails, no products but they sure did take my money very quickly. I ordered dec 23, its February 12 and I have no box and no response to my email. I'm actually having to dispute the charge with my credit card company at this point. Its unfortunate as I bought this as a gift for my nephew. Do NOT recommend

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