If you’ve ever been on ReBrick, you may feel that it might not be the most effective bookmarking website for fans. Initially, it was a place for fans to share creations and unfortunately, it didn’t work out as planned with various issues hampering the user experience.
LEGO has been at work to do a relaunch on the site on March 1st. They have shared a short video of how ReBrick will work. It’ll still focus on fan creations but will also have more contests for you to enter to win hard to find sets, signed sets, or trips.
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The only thing required to get me even the least bit excited about this is links to projects actually GOING TO THE PROJECT. Prior to the first announcement of this relaunch, *EVERY* ReBrick link I clicked on went to the front page and search was abysmal.
The Lego rebrick is somethings of Lego ideas.