

Brixies Price Comparison
Buy BRIXIES sets for less: VERObricks compares prices for every BRIXIES set across many online shops – new and used, including shipping and with price history. BRIXIES is a German brand with micro sculptures made from small bricks and standard-format models – including officially licensed farm machinery.
What is BRIXIES?
BRIXIES is a German brick brand; according to the current shop imprint it is run by Schäfer Brand Distribution GmbH in Daufenbach. The brand is aimed at collectors, gift buyers and farming and technic fans.
Which BRIXIES sets are there?
BRIXIES Micro covers compact animals, instruments, vehicles and landmarks made from small bricks, plus build projects in postcard format. BRIXIES Plus offers larger models in the classic standard format, focused on licensed farm machinery from Fendt, CLAAS, Deutz-Fahr, Steyr and other brands; BRIXIES Plus Technik adds technic tractors and farm machines, some with RC functions. There are also flowers, booknooks, baseplates and custom builds.
What sets BRIXIES apart
BRIXIES has two main brick formats: micro and the standard format of the Plus lines. Official farm-machinery licences are a clear focus, and many micro models are compact collectibles and gifts.
Buy BRIXIES for less: how VERObricks helps
- All shops at a glance: For every BRIXIES set you see the offers from all compared shops, sorted by total price including shipping.
- New and used: New and used prices are listed separately.
- Price history: See how the price has developed and whether it is close to its 90-day low.
- Price alert: Set a target price – VERObricks emails you as soon as a shop reaches it.
- Current and free: Prices are checked every 30 minutes; the comparison is free and needs no account.
What to check when comparing BRIXIES prices
- Do not confuse micro bricks on the small grid with BRIXIES Plus on the standard grid
- Farm machines come in different sizes and technic variants
- RC, motorised and static are different specifications
- For branded vehicles check licence, set number, scale and contents
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