About Brick Club

It started during the first Covid lockdown. Someone bought me a LEGO Technic kit to keep me busy. I built it, loved every minute, then looked at what those sets actually cost. A decent kit runs £80 to £400. The flagship ones go well past £600. You build it once and it lives on a shelf.

I'd been picking up the odd Technic set for years before that. One here, one there, whenever I could justify it or someone gifted me one. There's something about Technic specifically that gets under your skin. The mechanisms, the engineering. Once you properly build one of these sets you understand immediately why people spend the money.

The question I kept asking was simple: how do more people get to enjoy this without spending that kind of money each time? Rent them out. Build it, enjoy it, send it back, get the next one. I got to work.

Running businesses for over twenty years, mainly in motorsport, taught me how to spot a gap and build something around it. This wasn't a grand plan. It was just a problem that needed solving. The fact that so many people have found their way here since, that members keep coming back for the next kit, that's the part I didn't expect and the part that makes it worthwhile.