A Message To The Bricks Up Community
- Jun 24
- 2 min read
Dear Bricks Up fans, builders, and loyal followers,
This is easily the most unique article we have ever written here at Bricks Up, and undoubtedly one of the most difficult.
Many of you will have noticed our lack of content over the past few weeks. During that time, we have been reflecting on the future of Bricks Up and, after much consideration, we have made the difficult decision to step away from the platform.
More than five years have passed since we first came up with the idea for Bricks Up, designed our website, and published what would become the first of thousands of articles. What began as a passion project grew into something far bigger than we could ever have imagined, but the time has now come for us to pursue new opportunities and new adventures.
As our lives continue to move in different directions, we can no longer dedicate the time and commitment required to maintain the standard of content that Bricks Up has always aimed to deliver. From daily news coverage and rumours to reviews, features, and opinion pieces, quality has always been our priority. Rather than compromise that standard, we believe it is the right time to bring this chapter to a close.
While this decision has not been easy, we are incredibly proud of everything we have achieved over the last five years. Bricks Up allowed us to connect with LEGO fans from around the world, share our passion for the hobby, and build a community that we will always be grateful for. Every article read, comment left, social media interaction, and message sent has helped make this journey something truly special.
The LEGO community is stronger and more diverse than ever. There are countless talented creators, websites, YouTubers, podcasters, and social media personalities who continue to celebrate and cover everything happening within the LEGO world. We encourage you to support them, engage with their content, and continue sharing your passion for the hobby we all love.
Today marks the end of Bricks Up as an active platform. Over time, our website and social media channels will gradually fade into the background. While that is a sad reality for us, we leave knowing that Bricks Up achieved far more than we ever expected when we first started.
Although this may be the end of Bricks Up, it is certainly not the end of our love for LEGO. We will continue building, collecting, and following the hobby that brought us all together in the first place. And who knows what the future might hold. Perhaps one day Bricks Up will return in a new form, ready to contribute something different to the LEGO community once again.
Until then, and to borrow a quote from our favourite average construction worker, "See you later, alligator."
Thank you for everything.
The Bricks Up Team
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It became my habit to visit your website everyday. Thank you for your good job in these 5 years.
This one stings. I've been following Bricks Up for years, and it was always my first port of call for the latest LEGO https://newnormalfest.co.uk/ news. I totally get the decision—quality over quantity is the right call, and running a site like this is a massive commitment—but it's still sad to see it go. The LEGO community is definitely richer for having had you around. Thanks for all the hard work, the reviews, and the rumours over the last five years. You'll be missed. See you later, alligator.
You Guys are awesome, good luck with everything for the future!
I literally just found you a month or so back too! Always late to the party. All the best though, totally support anyone making what is undoubtedly a difficult decision. All the best!