Find a 3D model, you would like to build

Choose the 3D model you want to build — a dinosaur, an animal, a landmark or a spaceship. Tell us which bricks you have, and Brikido generates step-by-step building instructions matched to your collection. You build with the bricks you already have at home — no need to buy a new set.

LEGO® building instructions to download — how Brikido works

You pick a 3D model, tell us your bricks, and Brikido generates step-by-step instructions matched to your collection. You don't need a specific set or a complete box — the bricks you already have at home are enough, even loose and mixed from several sets. You download the instructions right after purchase.

The catalogue features 3D models across several categories. Dinosaurs and prehistoric animals — triceratops, ankylosaurus, brachiosaurus, mammoth, sabertooth. Animals — elephant, lion, gorilla, chameleon, lizard, shark. Landmarks — the Eiffel Tower, a lighthouse, a sphinx. Vehicles and space — a Viking ship, a space shuttle, a starship. Every model comes in several sizes, matched to the number of bricks you have.

How is this different from LEGO® set instructions?

Official LEGO® instructions only work with one specific set — they match the parts from a single box. Brikido works the other way around: you have the bricks, and we match a 3D model to them. That gives old, mixed-up bricks a second life, and lets your child build something new without buying another set.

How do I download building instructions for my bricks?

After choosing a model and size, you enter your bricks — from LEGO® set numbers or from a bag of loose parts. Brikido calculates instructions that fit your collection and makes them available to download. You build step by step, without guessing what to swap in for a missing piece.

How many bricks do I need for one model?

It depends on the model and the size you pick — that's why every 3D model comes in several variants. Smaller versions build from a modest collection; larger ones need a richer set of bricks. After choosing a model you enter your bricks, and Brikido matches the instructions to what you actually have.