THE DESIGN COMMITTEE
ONE COHESIVE DIRECTION
BACK TO THE ORIGINALS
Mike’s latest review made the requirement explicit: use the original Blender file and real brick photographs. This revision recovers those assets and replaces the earlier invented geometry.
“It’s not a pile, it’s your next idea. I love that.”
DESIGN RESPONSE
The cinematic opening retains its composition, with malformed foreground bricks corrected. The rocket artwork remains. The single-brick stud explosion is removed. One page connects the logo and USA 250 builds, visual learning, builder communities, and membership.
“The strongest design change is to make each click reveal observable evidence or alter the actual visible collection.”
DESIGN RESPONSE
The guide now uses the original blue-brick tray photographs: numbered contours, color cues, enlarged source crops, overlap inspection, sample candidates, and additional photographs. Inventory quantities and the visible photo cards share the same selected-piece data.
“No intersecting brick bodies in the resting pile, sorted grid, or finished structure.”
DESIGN RESPONSE
The original Brick Finder Logo FINAL.blend supplies the real meshes, curved pieces, BF studs, and minifigure face texture. The original file is preserved. Coincident duplicate objects and one distant stray object are omitted from the display. Collision boxes govern the falling pile; ordered movement places complete pieces at their original logo coordinates.
“Founder membership costs less than two years at the regular annual rate—state that comparison explicitly.”
DESIGN RESPONSE
Regular annual membership is $9.99. The USA 250 annual offer is $2.50, locked while continuously active. The 1,776 Lifetime Founder offer is $17.76 once. The calculator stops at forty years and explains its assumptions.
CHECKED DURING THE REVISION
Thirteen stripes, fifty stars, and a canton covering the upper seven stripes.
Checked September 10, 2026. Brickit’s U.S. listing shows several annual options, including $39.99 and $64.99. The calculator’s editable $75 example is not attributed to Brickit.
A browser physics engine handles gravity and contact. The logo uses the original Blender geometry. The flag repeats original full-depth 1 × 2 and 1 × 1 brick meshes, with thirteen stripes and fifty stars.
Original photographs carry illustrative teaching annotations. The actual recognition engine is not connected to this website.
ONE LITTLE BRICK. NO SMALL IDEAS.