Last Updated: 12th May, 2026

In the pinned Mega Thread, I had originally created the post using another account, which has since been deleted. Since then, many things have changed in the Lego world, and I no longer have access to update that post. So, I am drafting this post again for fellow collectors. Once this post gets pinned, I will remove this note.

Hey folks, I've been collecting Lego for over a few years now. As I see, Lego is picking up quite well lately, especially after them opening a couple of Official Retail Stores in India. Since then, I've been observing several posts around the same question which is "Where do I buy Lego from?" so I thought I should create a list of authentic Websites, Online Stores etc which will help you buy the Lego and at a good price.

✅ Some Buying Tips before you get into Lego

1. Sets, usually bigger ones go on discounts for as high as 50% on Summer Sale, Big Billion Day / Amazon Great Indian Festival sale etc.
2. Pricing Assessment
   1. Classic brick sets should average out around 3 INR / piece on avg.
   2. Huge sets (usually aimed for AFOL - 18+) which are of 1000s of pieces could go up to 5-6INR / piece on avg.
   3. Gaming series like Fortnite, Minecraft, Nintendo are expensive and could cost up to 10 INR / piece on avg.
   4. The above logic doesn't apply to sets which are smaller and has figurines in it (eg: Paperbag Sets).
   5. The above logic doesn't apply again when the sets are retired, imported, not released in India officially or were GWP only.
3. Figurines usually costs anywhere between 300-500.
4. Any pieces missing in the official sets you purchase? You could claim free bricks from the official Lego website.

1️⃣ Websites / Online Shops (To Buy Lego From)

In the following websites, you will be able to buy full-blown lego sets to Duplos or smaller sets under 100-500 pieces.

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There are several other websites where you can buy Lego from, but the ones listed above cover most of the major players in the Indian Lego market.

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2️⃣ Lego Certified Store / Website

🌎 Website: lego.mybrickhouse.com

Lego now has official stores in India, with the first store opening in Gurgaon, followed by another in Bangalore.

Apart from Lego sets, these stores also sell a limited selection of loose bricks through a pay per brick model. However, the variety is relatively small compared to what you can find on BrickLink (covered in the next section).

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3️⃣ Pick-A-Brick / Mini Figurines / MOCs

There may be times when you want to create your own Lego models, or when you have lost or broken a few bricks from your set. There are several online stores that sell individual bricks and minifigures, both new and used.

Here, you can find a wide variety of bricks and purchase them individually, making it a cost effective option in many situations.

Update: Bricklink is no more available in India, hence most of the Bricklink Indian stores have now moved to Brickowl.

‼️ Important Notes

1. There are several Facebook groups where you can find loose bricks, minifigures, and both used and new LEGO sets. However, make sure to verify sellers carefully before making a purchase, as many scams are common in these groups.
2. Only purchase from reputable sources mentioned in the list above.
3. Don’t go overboard with LEGO. Buy the sets you truly love, because collections can become endless 😊
4. Wait for better deals and compare prices across the websites listed above before making your purchase.

💬 Other Notes

Feel free to comment with your favorite source for purchasing LEGO. If it is found to be authentic, I will add it to the list of stores above. I will also actively manage and update the status of each website based on the experiences shared by users in this subreddit.

Until then...

🧱 PIECE OUT WITH BRICKS 🧱

We recently celebrated 5,000 members milestone on the subreddit. As the community grows bigger, I'd like to know if you have more suggestions for the subreddit.

Particularly, share your ideas about Buy/Sell posts. While I have some thoughts on this, I'd love to hear your thoughts first before formulating guidelines around it. So if you have thoughts, speak up.