Building Bricks Into a Business
Like a lot of builders, I never really stopped playing with LEGO — I just started building bigger things.
What began as weekend builds on my desk turned into a habit of filming the process and posting it, which turned into a YouTube channel, which turned into hundreds of people asking the same question: “where can I get the instructions?”
That’s the short version of how Jerry Builds Bricks became a shop instead of just a channel. Every design still starts the same way it always has: an idea, a pile of bricks, and a lot of trial and error before it’s ready to share.
These days I split my time between designing new builds, filming the free tutorials, and drafting the instruction booklets and parts lists you’ll find in the shop — so every set is one I’ve genuinely built myself, more than once.
A Few Milestones Along the Way
First MOC, First Upload
[Placeholder — swap in your real date] Posted the first build video, half expecting nobody to watch it.
The First “Can I Buy the Instructions?”
Enough comments asking for parts lists that I started drafting the first proper PDF booklet.
The Shop Opens
Jerry Builds Bricks launched as an actual storefront — instructions, parts lists, and a growing catalog.
Still Building, Every Week
New designs, new tutorials, and a shop that keeps growing one build at a time — thanks to builders like you.
What Fans Have Built
[Placeholder photos & quotes — swap in real customer builds once you start collecting them, with their permission]
“The instructions were so clear I finished the Apex GT in a weekend. Already eyeing the Rally Icon next.”
“Found Jerry on YouTube and couldn’t believe the parts list imported straight into BrickLink. Huge time saver.”
“Bought the Sci-Fi bundle for my kid and ended up building half of it myself. Worth every dollar.”
Come Build With Me
New tutorials every week on YouTube, new instructions in the shop every month.