Brick Loot November 2015 Subscription Box Review + Coupon

Brick Loot is a monthly subscription box filled with LEGO-compatible items, bricks, and brick building accessories for LEGO fans. Brick Loot box is filled with 4-8 items that were hand picked by Brick specialists who scour the world for the newest and coolest products for you to collect.  This box, like the last, is build-heavy, featuring mostly Brick Loot exclusive mini-builds (and some cool other stuff, too).

The box is no-nonsense, and packed with mini-builds and building accessories.  It is a great subscription for adding bricks, lighting elements, and themed mini-figs to your collection — it often serves as a sampler pack for trying out products from various third-party LEGO-compatible vendors.

The theme for this one is Let’s Take Flight!  Everything was airplane related.

 All the information is supplied on the card, including information about the different aftermarket companies.  The style reminds me more and more of a car enthusiast magazine, with its emphasis on aftermarket lighting, paint, stickers, accessories, parts sourcing, and planning consultants.

Everything in the November 2015 Brick Loot box.

Liteup Blocks LED Blinking Aircraft Light Kit:  Liteup makes all kinds of illuminated blocks.  This piece has two small blue cones that light up, and a six block that contains the battery, the two being connected by thin wires, so they can be inserted easily into even modest-sized builds.

United Bricks The Aviator Custom 100% LEGO Minifigure:  This custom mini-fig is ready to take to the skies!  

Quadro-Plane Exclusive Build Designed by Tyler Cities:  This plane is specially designed to change rapidly to any of four different models.

The main fuselage of the plane is constructed with single-peg snap together bricks, so it splits and reassembles easily.

The plane is pretty slick.

All four pre-designed configurations — but it can be modified in other ways, too (it is made of bricks, after all).

Brick Bomber:  This cool jet comes with all pieces and instructions.

The shape of the bomber reminds me of the joint strike fighter commissioned by the U.S. military.

Skyborg:  This little build transforms from a fighter jet to a ED209 killing machine a la Robotech.

The collector’s sticker for this month.

Awwww… Come on, guys… play nice!

This box is great for young (and older) LEGO fans.  The builds are pretty simple and may not long hold the interest of long-time builders, but the multiple projects will provide lots of fun for younger builders (I’d say 5-12 years is the target audience).  I really liked that nearly everything was a building item, not just LEGO-themed — subscribers can build the projects and then add all the pieces to their existing stock of LEGOs.  Of the LEGO-related boxes we review, this one is the one most closely focused on actual building.

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