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The reason I ask is because I am not too fond of how BrickLink handles their payment methods.

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Design Stage During the design stage if you've opted to design your own MOC you can still use all 3 to get an idea about bricks you bricklink alternative need Brickowl and look for further inspiration as you design Rebrickablebricklink alternative, but it'll be BrickLink you use the most.

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Subscribe to our newsletter. New customer? Yes, they all deal with LEGO MOCs in some way or another, but all of them are used for different things and in different ways to make the MOC process that much more enjoyable, and a lot simpler, too! Again, all 3 sites can be used, but differently. You place your order, the seller packs it together and as soon as that happens, you get the invoice and can pay on site or whatever. Among the first times I ordered there, I nearly got banned from the site because I did not pay within a certain time period. Idea Stage The truth is, that for the 'Idea Stage' - when you're looking for fresh inspiration for your next MOC - all three sites are great. Besides this, BrickLink also has a handy forum space for useful discussions so you can talk things through with other MOC fans to iron out ideas. Next come some additional charges for certain payment methods. But no, in that they all offer something unique. I like that better than paying up front and then finding out that some pieces are not in stock anymore and get a refund or so. It finds a nice combination of stores and gives a quote. You pay right at check out. That's right: Ours!

The reason I ask is because I am not too fond of how BrickLink handles their payment methods. I find it rather bothersome and complicated.

You could try out BrickOwl. Recommended Posts. That is part of the problem, yes. Building Stage You may have got your MOC idea from someone else either BrickLink or Rebrickable or you might be building something unique, either way, at the build stage you'll either be following the instructions from those sites, following your own on Studio via BrickLink, or using the parts you've bought from Brickowl to get started. The Major Differences The major differences are all in the best ways to use the sites, but remember, true LEGO MOC enthusiasts make use of all three sites because of the different content, features, and tools they can use to further their MOC building skills. I find it rather bothersome and complicated. Honestly, I feel that that's a small thing to sacrifice for the vastness of the Bricklink inventory. Thank you, -Goliath. And cost is always a big thing to consider before any MOC. When you want new bricks, head to either Brickowl or BrickLink for the parts you need - and remember, these sites have different sellers on both, so you might find something on Brickowl you wouldn't on BrickLink, and vice versa. The Studio feature! Of course, once the MOC is complete and the other three amazing websites have proven useful, there is one more website you could head to. That's problematic, because a seller might have an incorrect inventory, or may not know the weight of what you are buying until they assemble everything. That is my main gripe with it.