Brickmania Capital Store

Joseph Conwell

I went in to browse, had some detailed conversations about the Lego model builds they had, how they are built and where some of the not Lego pieces come from. I spent about an hour filling two 7$ bags in the bulk Lego sorting table. They have bulk bags that are already done up to buy as well. They have Lego books, and a wide variety of military based Lego models. Guys were cool, the new location is cool. I enjoy the store for sure. Definitely recommend for anyone who likes Lego.

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If you are at all familiar with Lego or military,PLEASE stop by this store.

Cedric Suzuki

Brickmania is a cool player in the custom lego world. They sell custom printed military themed mini figs as well as their own in-house designed lego sets (using authentic lego bricks). They cover historical eras like the Roman Empire, World War II, the Vietnam War, and the Cold War to name a few. They also make custom weapons and bits for historical, fantasy, and sci-fi themes. All very high quality pieces and practically indistinguishable from authentic Lego. It's not the mega bloks cheapo plastic that doesn't connect well; this is the smooth and shiny feel that fans love about Lego. While they do have an online store that is constantly being updated, this brick and mortar location has minifigs and sets that aren't available on the web anymore. This location also carries boardgames, nerf blasters, non-lego brick toys, and Warhammer products. Everything is laid out very clearly and its easy to lose an hour or so perusing their wares (I love the bins of minifg accessories/weapons they have). They have building sets of various military vehicles (land, air, and sea) as well as a wall of mini figs. Personally, the mini figs are my favorite part because they'll make figures for historically significant folk like Harriet Tubman. I really like that they make mini figs of all races - they are very inclusive of the historical eras they cover. The staff are nerds themselves; they're passionate about the products they sell and they are super friendly. They are also big Lego fans too, so they can point you in the right direction for whatever you're trying to find. I always spend way too much when I come here, so I try to space out visits for my wallet's sake. This store is aimed more towards the older lego fan with disposable income, but they carry many toys and games for younger kids as well. You can find something for dad (or mom too) & the kids here, which is a rare vibe in the hobby world. There's a bit of sticker shock for some of their products, but it's high quality and well packaged. If you're looking for a unique gift for the Lego fan/history buff in your life, come check these guys out. My only suggestion would be to add some sort of ambient music to the store. The retail bay they are located in has acoustics so sensitive that you could hear a pin drop. I sometimes feel weird speaking up because it's breaking the veil of quiet.

Sarah McClelland- Little Bins for Little Hands

Women running the store had a horrible attitude and it was very unwelcoming and awkward. My husband is in the army and wanted to buy several models but will not give this company our money. She argued and put down the LEGO convention my 12 year old participated in instead of encouraging him. She did not welcome us or mention the sales as she did to the next few people who entered. We drove out of our way to visit and it was a very poor experience for AFOLS.