Official LEGO® company sites/services.
The LEGO company website
A great place to start for fans of all ages. Quick access to new products, games and lots more.
Request a LEGO Catalog
Request one online or phone in your details, to have a Shop At Home catalog sent to you.
Shop Online
The official Shop At Home website. Order over the internet for quick and reliable service.
LEGO Club
Games, models, and other fun features for young LEGO® fans.
Ways to buy LEGO® bricks on the internet.
Bricklink
Created by LEGO® fans. This site allows you to buy parts directly from private sellers around the world.
eBay
At any given time you're likely to find hundreds, if not thousands of LEGO® items up for auction.
LEGO® Shop At Home
The official Shop At Home website. Order over the internet for quick and reliable service.
Pictures of models built by LEGO® fans
Brickshelf Gallery
Thousands upon thousands of images showcasing models and building techniques from around the world. Click on a category to see specific themes, or select the what's new link to see the most recent additions to the gallery.
MOCpages
MOC is short for 'My Own Creation' and that's what this site features. Here you'll find pictures of and information about models built by other LEGO® fans.
Information about new and old sets, catalogs or specific LEGO® parts
LUGNET Set Guide
A comprehensive and searchable listing of hundreds of LEGO® sets. Includes information related to release dates, number of pieces, and scans of many box covers.
LUGNET Parts Reference
A database of LEGO® pieces organized by the type or style of the elements.
Peeron
A searchable listing of thousands of LEGO® sets including parts inventories for each. It also allows you to pick a part and find out which sets incorporate that element.
Brickshelf Catalog Scans
Scans of LEGO® catalogs that are organized by year.
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Software and instructions for building virtual LEGO® models and creating your own instructions
LDraw
A site that offers a wide range of information related to software that allows you to create virtual LEGO® models on your computer. Most of the software can be downloaded free of charge. The site also contains tutorials and other resources.
LeoCAD
A simple-to-use program that can be used to create virtual LEGO® models with unlimited bricks.
MLCad
Another program used to build with virtual bricks. Incorporates slightly different features and a more complex user interface.
LPub
A program that produces step by step construction documentation from DAT files.
POV Ray
A program that helps bring virtual models and building instructions to life. This program can create realistic images from the models built in other software. Although not a LEGO-specific program, it works nicely with some of the software noted above.
Instructions for LEGO® models and other building information
Building Instructions Portal
Or, the BI Portal for short. Provides hundreds of original fan created instructions and tutorials. Instructions are posted in various formats, but typically include pictorial steps to allow you to build these models for yourself.
LEGO Design School
Building tips, techniques and other articles that offer advice to those looking to improve their building skills, or dust off talents that haven't been used for years!
Peeron Instruction Scans
Thanks to the hard work of fans over the years, this is a great repository of computer scans of official LEGO® instructions.
Fan sites for discussion and informationLUGNET
A long-time fan gathering point on the web. Provides discussion forums, set information, news, reviews and lots more.
LEGOFan.org
A newer fan-run site offering all kinds of news and discussion about LEGO® sets and building. Specifically, the forums are a good place for new builders to ask questions or get guidance.
From Bricks To Bothans
A fan-run site specializing in news and discussion about Star Wars LEGO® sets.
BZ Power
Bionicle news, reference and discussion.
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