Last chance to get Brick Search before LEGO 71047 D&D launches
LEGO 71047 Dungeons & Dragons arrives on September 1, so today is your last chance to download the Brick Search app and be prepared in advance.
The latest LEGO CMF drops tomorrow, with 71047 Dungeons & Dragons offering a striking line-up of 12 fantasy-based characters. With a selection of unique parts and accessories, fans of the classic tabletop RPG will definitely want to hunt down the full collection of minifigures, which can be made much easier thanks to the free Brick Search app.
Each 71047 Dungeons & Dragons minifigure is contained within a sealed cardboard box, so it’s essentially a blind purchase. The good news is that you can use Brick Search to scan the data matrix code located on the bottom of each box and find out what’s inside before you spend your cash.
Brick Search is free to download and is the perfect virtual assistant for collecting LEGO CMF releases and keeping track of your own LEGO collection. Just tap the blue camera button at the bottom of the app to open the scanner, position it over the data matrix code on the 71047 Dungeons & Dragons box and within seconds you’ll know which character you’ve found.
To read more about Brick Search and how to use the app, be sure to take a look at our handy in-depth guide to getting started right here. You can also discover six reasons why you should care about 71047 Dungeons & Dragons, which of the new LEGO CMF characters are worth grabbing multiples of and what’s the right LEGO D&D fashion fit for you.
Our dedicated Brick Search 71047 Dungeons & Dragons landing page will give you all of the information you need to download, install and use the app, making obtaining a full set of the LEGO CMF as easy as possible.
In addition, to find out everything you need to know about 71047 Dungeons & Dragons, be sure to check out our full review of the latest LEGO CMF right here.
You can download the Brick Search app for free by clicking here on Android or here on IOS, or by scanning the QR code below.
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