Only if they keep going back in time and adding older sets! This guide not only allows you to find those pesky instructions your kids have misplaced, but organizes them by family type (City, Star Wars, DC, Marvel, etc) and by year released. Devs: Please add a feature to favorite the current sets your kids are working on. As the family collection gets larger, digging through the sets could be helped by making a setting where the sets the kids are currently working on filter tot he top. Also PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE keep adding to this from a historical aspect. The kids have lost some of their instructions from several years ago and they are right outside where this app goes back to. I also have sets from my childhood (not going to indicate the year other than to say I had Space and City sets) and I would love to see those instructions on here. I think parents looking for these sets would be willing to pay to unlock older sets. Maybe a small one time fee would help fund adding these older sets in!
Hello, my name is Jamison, I’ve been a Lego fan for many many years. I am now currently an adult and still enjoy playing with my Legos. I stumbled upon this Lego builder app when I downloaded the PoweredUp app to play with my Lego train sets. Both apps are amazing. I showed my father on his iPhone and he was driving my trains. It was really cool. He enjoyed it very much. However, I do have one idea that would greatly improved this app. For all of us adult Lego collectors, who still own sets from the 70s 80s or 90s we would still at least like the ability to add the sets to our Lego builder profiles. For example, I have one really old set added to my list but the set does not have a thumbnail image until you click on it and then click the PDF. It’s kind of a little frustrating. So my main point here is just to add some of the Nostalgic sets to the apps inventory so that we can add them to the sets that we had when we were kids for nostalgic reasons. thank you so much. Sincerely, Jamison. aka GUARDIAN_swoop37
I’ve used this app in the past as an easy alternative to having some of the larger manuals within my working area when space is limited. While it was nice having the instructions available and guided as pages, it was essentially an app to display a PDF with no value add. That’s not the case anymore The new guided experience (I’m not sure if it’s just for new sets, such as the Piranha Plant) makes building these sets easier and more accessible. Highlighting pieces to add and providing 1:1 comparisons at key build moments made this one of the fastest sets I have ever built (from an efficiency standpoint). There were never any moments where I was not sure what I was not absolutely certain where the pieces belonged within seconds of viewing the content. This app is a fantastic enhancement / companion for those interested in building Lego and I could not recommend it more.
This is a great app for anyone that wants to log their Lego sets and have a digital copy of instructions “just in case”. If I have one complaint it’s that older sets are not included. I’ve been collecting for DECADES (yeah, I’m OLD!) and I have sets that are not included in the app, that have instructions that are not looking so great after being moved around a bit. I also have some UCS sets that I just don’t want to handle the instructions more than I have to, of course these big sets were not known as UCS back then, “just big and expensive”! I am in NO WAY bashing this app, it’s great! I’m hoping the development team on the app will continue to dig into the Lego archives and upload the instructions from sets from the very first day Lego made products. It would be great to have instructions to those old, never to be seen on the shelves again sets, so we old folks could recreate the sets from our childhood. I mean imagine what kind of business would be driven to the Lego online store of people needing to buy the bricks to recreate the castles from our youth. Here’s hoping they listen and add those older sets... PLEASE!!!
I know you want to move away from printed manuals, and every time I try to use the app I become quickly frustrated. I’m 54 years old, AFOL, and when I zoom in so I can see the parts better on my iPad it resets every page. Keep the same zoom level at the top left of the next page, please! Or better yet, make it a setting that people can change. I can't imagine using this app on a phone. It's already so frustrating for faster builders…are people at Lego HQ using the digital instructions on handheld devices? Try it out. I guarantee it will get massive feedback on usability. Not everyone can see when the whole page is on the screen. Not everyone wants to keep having to touch the screen multiple times per page and instruction. Please make this easier soon. I keep getting frustrated and going back to the paper manual even though my iPad takes up so much less space on my working surface. Preserve the zoom level when changing pages. Thank you!
I’ve only gotten into Lego within the last 2 years because of my boyfriend. When we started building together we were using one book and it was a pain. With bigger builds we there was multiple booklets so it was easier to build together but it was like building two separate sets, not a collaborative effort. For my birthday my Bf got me the new Simba set and the booklet mentioned this app where we discovered the collaborative build setting. The app directed us to building stages that seem random but then have us pass our builds back and for and it’s actually like we’re building together and not separately. In addition the app lets you manipulate the images so if you struggling to tell what piece you need or how to connect them, it’s so much easier then a static image on a page. Being in the military and moving a lot I also like the ability to save your sets to a profile. It makes it easier to know what we have so when we do move we can easily take innovatory of our sets. Over all this app is amazing and I will be sharing it what any one I know who like to build legos! The last two years because my boyfriend started building together using my booklet it was a pain with the bills booklets easier to build together. It was built two separate.
If you're a LEGO fan, you'll love the LEGO app! This app is a fantastic way to immerse yourself in the world of LEGO, no matter where you are. The app is incredibly well-designed and intuitive, making it easy to use and navigate. One of the best features of the app is the ability to access a vast library of LEGO building instructions. With just a few clicks, you can find instructions for building your favorite LEGO sets or even design your creations. The instructions are easy to follow and include step-by-step animations that make building a breeze. Another great feature of the LEGO app is the ability to connect with other LEGO fans from all over the world. You can share your creations with others, see what other people are building, and get inspired by their ideas. You can also join challenges and competitions to show off your skills and win prizes. The app also includes a variety of fun games and activities that are perfect for LEGO lovers of all ages. You can play games that test your building skills, challenge your creativity, or just have fun with your favorite LEGO characters. Overall, I highly recommend the LEGO app to anyone who loves LEGO. It's a great way to stay connected to the LEGO community, get inspired, and have fun building and playing with LEGO no matter where you are.
I got this app because I am missing a couple instruction manuals for my Lego sets, but I noticed that you don’t have some of the older Disney princess or Lego friends sets. Such as raves castle with her three brothers or Rapunzel‘s tower the one with the older style molds and stuff I don’t remember the name for the redheaded girl of Lego friends but her old lemonade stand is missing. Also the Lego friends Olivia set with that rescue she had the Chamaeleon in that little tiger is like a rafting rescue or something also the Lego friends Olivia set with that rescue she had the Chamaeleon and that little tiger is like a rafting rescue or something. Then there was Stephanie‘s car from the original Lego friends and Stephanie‘s airplane seaplane I think it was. I would really love to have the instructions for those because my books are all broken and old. But otherwise this app is great because I can put the Instructions on my phone.
I have built a few sets with my kids and I used the app for all of them and it is a definite improvement over the booklet in each set. There seems to be 2 types of instructions available within the app; pdf and dynamic. The pdf is an electronic copy of the instruction booklet, but it supports zooming and scrolling, so that is helpful. The dynamic instructions is based on a CAD-type of program that is really useful because it supports zooming, scrolling, and rotation around an axis. This means that you can get a closer look at what you are assembling and rotate the objects so you can see it from different angles. This is soooo helpful when you are putting together the more complex sets because there is sometimes a lot going on in the page and misplacing a piece one or two spaces off is easy to do on the pdf. This lets you rotate the assembly and zoom in or out so you get a 100% clear picture of where each part goes. For a free app that requires nothing from the consumer, you sure do get a lot in return! No I’m app purchases and no adds…..Lego is such an amazing company and they really do show you that they are more interested in the building rather than making a quick buck! Should give them 6 stars here!
A few years ago our company spent a lot of time talking about Trust, and they asked for examples of companies and brands that consumers trust. I immediately raised my hand and shouted, “LEGO!”. The other GM’s laughed, but after I explained how LEGO is a fun brand, one you can count on to include everything you need-plus always a few little extra pieces!- and they have clear, easy to understand instructions to establish clear expectations for their consumers, the President of the company agreed and put LEGO at the top of list, where it remained as other great brands were also added later. The fact that you now also have these instructions available as an app is simply incredible. Thank you for always being LEGO. Appreciated!
I want to start this off by saying that this is a great app. It absolutely is. However, when you get into older retired sets there’s a lot of instructions missing that aren’t there. For example, there’s almost none of the original Lego Movie sets on there. This is a problem with almost every theme on there, retired or new, where some older sets aren’t on there. To me this is a problem because I typically build a lot of older sets that I no longer have the instructions to. They range from old Lego Cars movie sets to the original Lego Movie sets. By no means am I saying this is a bad app, just if you want to build older retired sets you may not be able to find some of them. I love the app and I use it frequently, but I just wish we could fix the missing sets problem.
This app is fantastic! I didn’t expect it to have instructions for my old sets, but it really has tons of my old sets as well, so long as I can remember their name or number. With the 3D instructions, my son was able to build one of his Christmas gifts completely on his own with no help! I would like to see an option to save old retired sets to my collection just like I can with newer scannable sets. I’ve kept these old instruction books for years, but it would be nice not to have to go search through the whole library every time I want to find one. If I could save them to my collection I could get rid of these old booklets, but I’ll need to keep them if not, to remember what sets we have and what their numbers are. Expanding the old sets that have a picture icon would be a good addition too, with a lot of my old sets, I’m kind of guessing on the names and then scrolling through results, so more icon pictures would make them easier to find. I LOVE the 3D instructions options, and hope to see that option in more sets as time goes on. My an got 3 sets at Christmas but only one had the 3D option, I hope that’s a feature that gets more popular!
By now, the world knows when the name “LEGO” is attached to a product, that product is going to be of the highest quality and tons of fun! This app is no exception. It’s like having your own little library of instructions for all of your sets, nicely tucked away on your phone, ready to be viewed at any time. How convenient! Easy to use, easy to navigate, and I’ll say this, it’s loads of fun to look up instructions for sets you don’t have and see how they’re built. Plus, if you have the spare pieces lying around, you can build those sets without ever having to purchase them! How fun is that?! So, yes, this app deserves nothing less than five stars! Thank you LEGO!
Knolling to save space. This app isn’t 5 but a 99 star app
I love using this app along with your webpage that has all of the instructions for sets that were released before the addition of QR codes on the instructions. And I love using this app on my phone to build my sets after Knolling all of the pieces on a mat of 18”x16”(I really like to challenge myself) And I’ll be using this app for when I finally get the 2017 UCS Millennium Falcon and the White Star Olympic-Class RMS Titanic(my mom scolds me for building my sets too fast and tells me to take my time and enjoy it. Mom the enjoyment comes from the accomplishment of completing the build. Not during. So I’ll sit down and spend all day building any LEGO set that I get.
Best way to build lego sets! Ive used this for months now on all my sets when it comes to speed champions, LEGO city, or technic. It can always make it easy for me instead of using the actual manual that comes with the set you purchase! On this app it has a great feature of allowing you the ability to move the screen and zoom in on any parts of a step to see how or where things go properly. It also includes sets dating from the 1990’s?! HELLO?!! This is the BEST app for not just me, but everyone one of you cool builders out there. It is impossible to complain about this app, it has everything that anyone needs 👏🏻
This has been helpful in storing the sets we have and having instant access to instructions. I just had the unfortunate mistake of deleting a set/instruction from my collection. I think that to delete a set in your collection it should lead to a new page/pop-up window asking if that is what you really wish to do. Now I have to go through all the booklets I have to figure out which one I accidentally deleted. I also would like the app more if in our personal collection we were given the option to list it in numerical order and not have it appear it how recent you added the set. Otherwise I love this app. Everything is organized and easy to find.
I like that I can keep track of which sets I own, but what really surprised me was how much better the instructions are on the app compared to just the written instructions. I used this with my two 5-year-old twins and it was infinitely easier than utilizing the booklets. Being able to rotate the image to show them exactly where pieces went is extremely helpful. Each of them especially enjoyed the exciting sounds when they got to open a new bag. Any further interactive noises or videos, would be greatly appreciated from the excellent team that put this together.
PDFs missing the red outlines which lead to more mistakes than using paper manuals
I tried to use this app whenever I build a new kit. Unfortunately there aren’t enough 3D instructions which is really what this app should be providing. The ultimate failure is that the PDFs are missing the red “Bricks Added in This Step” outlines. This has cause me to make so many mistakes as I try to figure out where the bricks are supposed to go in each step. I have to play “find the difference” using the illustrations during each step. I’ve since stopped using this app except for when they have 3D instructions. Lego, it makes no sense that the PDFs don’t contain those red outlines. This app should not cause me to make mistakes. You can’t expect to sell people on this app when the manuals are inferior to the paper ones that come with each set. Get the PDFs to match the paper manuals and I will be back.
Great 3D modeling but needs navigation help; no iPad keyboard support
This app is great - running on an iPad Pro 12.9 with Magic Keyboard. However, it doesn’t recognize keyboard input outside of the search for models function. Even the search for models function is internally updating and causing the application to lag, that it sometimes either skips or re-organizes typed keys into a different input than what you initially typed. It needs to wait to search until you hit return or after a second or two of not typing. In the building model guides, the parts list more-often-than-not is covering up some part of what you have to build, so I have to rotate or move the model out of the way. Also doesn’t recognize the keyboard, so I can’t just hit the left or right arrows to jump between steps - must touch the touch screen or use the trackpad. The scale for moving the camera position up, down, left, and right is really off - so moving my fingers, the model moves 3-4x the distance my fingers moved, rather than tracking with any scale my fingers are on. Overall, a great way to build legos and now my preferred method over the paper copy.
I love this app because if you are missing an instructions manual to a Lego set and want to rebuild it all you have to is look it up. Although the app doesn’t have all of the Lego genres such as Pirates of the Caribbean Lego, the old Bionicle and more. But all things considered you still can look up those sets pertaining to said genres they just aren’t categorized in there own list. Still this app is a must get for all Lego creators looking to see other sets at just a few clicks away to explore more of the creative mind I give this app 10 out of 10!!
So at first, I downloaded this app thinking that other than having instruction manuals for LEGO sets, it would have a thing where you could also do virtual 3D building. Well, I was unable to figure the last part out, because every time I tried to go into a LEGO set, it would be stuck on the loading screen, and would never load. It was really frustrating, so I decided to just ignore the app. Although I think the idea is ingenious and helpful, I was sad that I was unable to use it, along with being unable to figure out if there was a 3D LEGO building thing in game. If there isn’t (I won’t be able to find out), I recommend putting one in, because it would also be used as a fun game.
With the recent update, the arrows were made bigger and placed in the middle of the screen. This app is made for touchscreens, why place BIG arrows on the screen?! Swiping between pages has been the norm for years, arrows are not needed. With the previous version I was able to pinch to zoom to see what was behind the arrows, (or to just be able to see the instructions clearer) with the new update you cannot pinch to zoom at all. Please bring back pinch to zoom. It would be nice to be able bookmarks pages. For example, I’m missing a piece to a set, when the piece arrives, it would be nice to just tap my bookmark to go back to the page to complete the build. Lastly, the app needs to function in landscape mode by default. Overall, a great app to have
This app would be so much better if one could download the instruction booklets for offline use. No lagging, no long loading times, no annoying pop up that says “oops no internet” and takes you back to the main page. Also please figure out the issues of saved instructions disappearing. I had to re-save all my booklets because all but a couple instructions disappeared, that was not fun. However that aside this app would be awesome because the idea of having all your booklets in one place is genius. My toddlers ripped and slobbered all over mine. Also since the booklets are all different sizes, storing them was an issue. This online instructions app solves that issue.
For some Lego sets you get a 3D model that you can spin around while building! Seriously amazing capability, but needs to be expanded. I was quite bummed to find that only some of the sets have this 3D ability, and even sets that recently came out might not have this option. Another annoying thing was on PDF instructions, sometimes it doesn’t save where you left off, so I’m left scrolling to find where I was, and when there are 100s of pages, that can be quite a drag. No table of contents option or anything to get you to the back half of the 300+ page instruction book.
Lego has at least 30 years worth of lego sets, but only put up the current sets and the ones from 5 years ago, but there were so many amazing sets from the past such as aqua raiders (and Atlantis), exo force or the lego agents lines for example. Not only would this be a good way to help keep track of those sets, but a way to rebuild them as well, in that sense, this app could help keep a digital history of lego alive and well while allowing us to relive Nostalgia of sets some of us may have had as kids.
"I'm absolutely loving the Lego app! It's a game-changer for any Lego fan. The app is so user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy to browse and purchase sets, watch tutorials, and even build digital models. The augmented reality feature is mind-blowing - it's amazing to see my creations come to life in 3D! The app is constantly updated with new content, keeping it fresh and exciting. Plus, the community features let me connect with other Lego enthusiasts and share our passion. Overall, the Lego app is a must-have for anyone who loves Lego - it's a brick-tastic experience!"
This used to be a good app. I’ve purchased 60 lego sets this year and each time scan and save each one to my collection. Two days ago I went to scan another and all of a sudden I only have 28 sets. Not sure what happened to the rest. So I figure it’s an issue with my phone. I open the app on my iPad which shows 60 sets and I literally watch it revert to 28. So I now figure I have to try and figure out which sets are missing but it will not save any new sets. I can scan one, watch it add and see my collection go to 29, then immediately disappear and go back to 28. Refuses to accept any more sets. Lego support is no help either. They insist it’s my device. I would agree but it’s on any device I sign into. So now the app is useless for keeping up with my inventory.
Beautiful piece ! Nicely crafted . In my opinion should of had a lot more metallic pieces to make it a lot brighter and shinier looking but all in all it looks great . As far of the size eh bit disappointing a lot smaller then I thought it would be . But I got creative and wrapped The helmet in the arms of a plush Grogu I obtained somewhere else . Highly recommend fir fans if all ages . I been building them for my future grand babies. So they will get to experience everything stars from an early age . You are never told old fir legos ! Happy building everyone 🥰
How do you see the instructions? I don’t know how Please Lego, send back on this message telling me how to do it. I just got it today, and i think it’s cool but not as cool as the thing said Please, your sets instructions are so Small and I really want to use this app to build, not just do some other stuff Also, with the 3 d thing, you could have it be MOVEABLE that would be cool PLEASE. TELL. ME HOW. TO. DO. IT. PLEASE It’ll REALLY help Thanks in advance You answered but you did not answer my question I know how to get to the set, but I don’t know what to Press to see instructions Please answer my question this time
This is a great tool and helps customers who are more spatially challenged with building legos. There used to be a setting to turn off the “ghost” pieces so it would only show you the pieces you need and what the set currently looks like. Lately, you cannot turn off this setting, furthermore, there are some instructions that do not give the “brick preview” function. In a previous version, you had the option to turn off the ghost pieces and the brick preview function. Now you have no choice and each instruction will have these settings.
I love this app and my preference is always to use the builder app over the printed instructions. Unfortunately, so many instructions don’t show up in the app even though they are available online through customer support. Why don’t you link the databases so the app will download any off available in you customer database? Also, I wish they were more with the 3D instructions. Sometimes it is not clear exactly where a piece should go and the ability to get a different view is awesome. Overall great app but still room for improvement.
10/10 Rating!! Being able to view the instructions virtually has been such an impressive upgrade! You can move the individual pieces and see which piece it is from all angles, as well as move the piece that you’re adding legos to, making sure you’re placing the new piece in the correct spot. I LOVE this new feature, and LOVE the 3D look of it! I used to need help with my set, but now I’m able to completely finish them by myself!! I would highly recommend Lego to anyone of any age!!
I don’t know how this app gets so many 5 star reviews, I think the experience is pretty bad. First, it doesn’t seem to stay in memory, if you switch to another app, chances are this one will need to reload, slowly, and then forget where you were. Second, the whole purpose of this is to look at instructions, but this has some bad, non-native PDF viewer (e.g. pinch to zoom zooms from the center of the screen not under your fingers) that just feels wrong on iOS. Third, it really wants you to create an account instead of just using iCloud to sync. Finally, the quality of the instructions just isn’t that good. Sometimes it is nearly impossible to discern the color of pieces.
First off, I absolutely love this app, helped me organize and remember some of my old sets I used to have built and now could come back to later! Only things I could think to add would be some ways to sort other than by the year. Maybe by amount of pieces or mini figures or alphabetical. And the other thing would be some sort of wishlist, so you could have all the sets you want to get in one spot, and then could easily swap them to bought when you buy them.
This app is amazing! User friendly and I was able to find the sets of instructions I was looking for in a matter of seconds! Having this app is better for the environment, too! I bought my daughter a Lego Classic with five different Lego sets inside, but it only came with two instruction books. The fact that the other three books are available via this app, Lego uses less resources and reduces less potential waste in our landfills!
Been enjoying this with my daughter, she got a lot of LEGO sets for Christmas and it’s a fun way to build and have her help. She loves being able to see the pieces in 3D and spinning the parts around. I love getting to look at other sets I would love to have but don’t have the spare cash for (Porsche, Lamborghini, Titanic, etc…) Trouble comes in when I try to log into my account to save the set instructions, and the keyboard isn’t showing up to type. Tried it on 2 different iPads and no luck. Not a deal breaker, but kinda kills the awesome jam I get into looking at sets. Great work overall.
Overall this is a good app for LEGO instructions. There was a listing for the Castle sets, then it disappeared! Why? I know they are still adding sets to the app, but they took away the Castle instructions that were already there! I am very disappointed, since the Castle line is my favorite LEGO line. If you know the set number, you can use that to look it up and some of them are available. It is a shame, since other sites have the instructions available. Can they have the names and numbers available and have a “coming soon” banner if the instructions aren’t ready yet?
For a while, the app was good. Now, the arrows on the corners are SO SMALL that even coming close to them opens the page view... it gets old having to close that bar every time you want to advance the page. Oh, and no swipe... At first, the arrows were way to big and interfered with the build instructions. Then, for a while, the arrows were a good size and manageable. Now they are WAY to small and not easy to use to navigate the pages. With no swipe, you’re constantly opening and closing the scroll page view to advance the instructions. Please make the arrows a little larger, give us swipe, and stop with the page view thing!
I’m building the Bookstore and when in the 3D instructions it crashes frequently while trying to view the instructions for the first building. If you scroll the scroll bar at the bottom of this set of instructions for the first building, it always happens within seconds. Going step by step, I can get about 1/3 of the way thru the first building each time, but it always crashes before I get to the second level of the first building. I love the app in concept though; I have trouble with the paper instructions due to color blindness, and the backlight on the tablet really helps. (Wish Lego would add a color notation next to the blocks needed for each step in the instructions!). I’m using an older IPad Air 2 if that helps.
Great Concept, But Freezing Issues Make It Unusable
I was initially thrilled about the Lego Builder app—the concept and features promised a fun and creative experience. However, my excitement quickly turned to frustration due to the app's persistent freezing issues. Despite having uninstalled it last year for this very reason, I decided to give it another chance, hoping for improvements. Unfortunately, the app still freezes without fail every single time I use it. This recurring problem has made the app completely unusable for me, and I've had no choice but to uninstall it once again. It's disappointing to see such potential go to waste due to technical issues that should have been addressed.
I’m not sure if this is just on my phone, but the characters that I have to choose from on my created account are very limited choices. It would be great if you could add more profile related things to the app, so me and others could get creative and be able to furthermore personalize our account. Other than that I think the rest of the app is amazing and I enjoying using it everytime I purchase a new lego set. Please consider my request of adding more personalization options to the profile and account. Thanks!
I love the app and it works very smoothly and it’s simple. My only complaint would be that not all sets are loaded. You can’t find old sets and I even try to look find small sets of the Friends collection, Dots or ornaments and they aren’t available. It you don’t want to keep everything assembled, you better save all of the directions otherwise I will never be able to put them back together. I really love that I found a 3 in 1 Dino set that had two additional figures you could make on the app. Very cool and fun.
Great app when it comes to building instructions and being able to catalog all recent sets from the past few years, however this app could stand to be updated on a more frequent basis to include recent sets. For instance, the latest Ghostbusters Ecto-1 vehicle hasn’t been uploaded to the app when it’s been out for a couple months now. However sets like the new LEGO Technic Ferrari which released on the 1st of the year have been added. Questionable?
This app is amazing and so helpful when the kids lose or damage the books. I have but one request. Can you please add a feature to allow us to add old sets to our list? I have all the pieces to Fort Logoredo (6769) but not the instruction booklet. I was so excited to find it in the app but sad that I cannot add it to my list for easy reference. I have many other complete old sets that I would like to rebuild but I would love to be able to add them to my list first making it easy to locate the build instructions.
Love the app guys but it needs work bad, for one the old sets don’t have QR code’s on it to scan so can’t add it that way, would be nice to see you guys add all the sets for us. But besides that would be cool to see what they are all worth new or used but not really needed. Just want to see the codes thing change or you guys add the sets for us. But all in all nice to be able to have a list of my sets for sure!! Hope to see the change soon as I am sure I am not the only one thinking that about the codes 👍
Great app. Love being able to see all the sets and use the app for building. The build together feature is amazing. Would love to see a wishlist feature. As we look through all the sets we see ones we want to get but don’t have yet and it seems the only option is to just add it to the library with the ones we have. A wishlist would be an awesome addition to be able to track sets we want to get.
As a collector, great for seeing all the sets and their years! And love the instructions for all!! Things that its lacking to get 5 stars - added feature to better keep an inventory of what I have, making it visible on front page to not have to reference profile page every time. A “like” button that creates a Wish list type list for future purchasing if available. Also the ability to like themes to track the ones that interest me so Id be more like to explore later.
I like this app but could you maybe try putting in ones that are old too like Star Wars sets from 1999 and up to 2007 and all of them because it’s not letting me see all and that’s sort of a big problem to me so can you please fix it that would definitely turn a lot of 1 star reviews into 5 star reviews and I just would really like you to even add ones that are from before 1950 so could you please do that it would be a very good improvement🙃
I absolutely love this app that LEGO has made. It’s very useful for sets that have building books that have a lot of pages and may not stay on the current page without creasing or damaging the book. The ability to rotate and zoom in or out on 3D sets takes the guesswork out of where a piece(s) may or may not go. Another feature I love is going back and looking at some of the older sets I used to have when I was a kid. Easy 5/5!!!
first of all, legos when i was little was always with a paper pamphlet. the use of a device is absolutely outrageous and takes away from the fun of the legos. we “finished our mission” and we’re still left with almost 100 pieces leftover with no idea where to put them. i was so excited to build a police boat and i have half a police boat on wheels, half built jet ski and a half built jail cell. throwing all of this away. the box says “6+”, imagine being a 6 year old and wanting to create what was on the box and NOT ONLY having to DOWNLOAD an app, but the app not giving u all the correct directions so you’re left with an absurd amount of leftover pieces. i am disgusted and disappointed.
