LEGO YouTubers who take sponsorships (25 with contact emails)

These 25 LEGO influencers and YouTubers review new sets, build their own MOCs and compare compatible brands. Each takes sponsorships and lists an email.

What you’ll be able to doA list of LEGO YouTubers who take sponsorships, with what each one builds or reviews and a contact email.

LEGO YouTubers who take sponsorships (25 with contact emails)

Here are 25 LEGO YouTubers who take sponsorships, most of them adult fans who review new Star Wars, Marvel and Harry Potter sets or build their own MOCs. Several also review LEGO-compatible brands such as CaDA, Mould King and Lumibricks. Fifteen are in the US, six in the UK, three in Canada and one in Australia.

25 LEGO influencers and YouTubers who take sponsorships

YouTube · as of 10 October 2026LEGO YouTubers who take sponsorships
CreatorSubscribersAvg viewsEmail
Firebird Bricks@firebirdbricks · 366KLEGO Ambassador building mechs, dioramas and level 1 to 100 builds
366K1.3Mfi•••@in•••.com
Bricks n Cars@-BRICKSnCARS- · 340Kbrick-built cars, car mechanisms and LEGO sets rebuilt as cars
340K273Kbr•••@bo•••.com
MandRproductions@MandRproductions · 721KLEGO Star Wars reviews, set rankings, rumors and the ASK MandR series
721K103Kma•••@al•••.com
Solid Brix Studios@SolidBrixStudios · 717KLEGO Star Wars and Harry Potter set reviews plus huge diorama builds
717K95.1Kle•••@gm•••.com
Cheesey Studios@CheeseyStudios · 272Kcustom LEGO Minecraft worlds and looks back at old LEGO themes
272K91.3Kch•••@gm•••.com
Mr.Bricksteen@Mr.Bricksteen · 33.8KTechnic car reviews comparing LEGO with CaDA, Mould King and Nifeliz
33.8K57.6Kmr•••@ho•••.com
Brick Quest@TheBrickQuest · 37.2Kbig LEGO set reviews, retiring-set lists and minifigure collector guides
37.2K45.8Kth•••@gm•••.com
PythFenn@PythFennYT · 109Krankings and commentary on LEGO Ninjago, Minecraft and Mario sets
109K33.2Kpy•••@gm•••.com
Bricksie@Bricksie · 476KLEGO City updates, LEGO Store hauls and set reviews from Edmonton
476K23.1Ktr•••@sm•••.com
Ryan Sevel@RyanSevelBricks · 84.7KLEGO Marvel collector making custom minifigures and fixing sets
84.7K22Kry•••@gm•••.com
CleverPig@onecleverpig · 17.9KSpeed Champions and alt-brick car reviews, from Mould King to Mattel
17.9K15.3Kcl•••@gm•••.com
Drew Bricks@Drew_Bricks · 28.1KLEGO Star Wars armies, minifigure lots and mystery box challenges
28.1K14.9Kdr•••@gm•••.com
Joseph Taberner@JosephTaberner · 37.2KLEGO Ambassador recreating Harry Potter scenes and a giant Hogwarts display
37.2K14.9Kjo•••@gm•••.com
Block Party@blockpartyuk · 45KUK LEGO news, release-day shopping, deals and a growing LEGO City
45K14.1Kke•••@ri•••.com
Jeansversion@jeansversion · 23KLEGO Star Wars, Lord of the Rings and Pokémon set reviews
23K12.2Kit•••@gm•••.com
TJ BrickVerse@tjbrickverse · 92Kcustom LEGO Marvel minifigures and movie scenes rebuilt in LEGO
92K7.9Kja•••@gm•••.com
MiniSuperHeroesToday@MiniSuperHeroesToday · 129KLEGO Marvel early reviews, custom minifigure upgrades and actor interviews
129K7.9Kmi•••@gm•••.com
Titanium Taco@TitaniumTaco · 28KLEGO Ninjago collections, MOCs and reactions to the Ninjago show
28K6.9Kti•••@gm•••.com
SamsBrickLab@SamsBrickLab · 21Kcustom LEGO Ninjago builds, set upgrades and minifigure tutorials
21K6.5Ksa•••@gm•••.com
2bricks@2bricks · 30.1Koriginal Star Wars MOCs and reviews of Barweer and Reobrix kits
30.1K6.1Kri•••@gm•••.com
HighTeaToys@HighTeaToys · 16.3KUK LEGO hauls, Lumibricks reviews and talk about new releases
16.3K4.9Khi•••@gm•••.com
Geek Bricks@GeekBricks84 · 13.8Ka UK LEGO city build, its updates and trips to brick shows
13.8K2.8Kge•••@gm•••.com
DunksterBricks@DunksterBricks · 81.1KLEGO train layouts, BrickLink hauls and a UK LEGO City
81.1K2Kdu•••@gm•••.com
BrickTsar@BrickTsar · 69.1Kvintage LEGO and trains from a collection of over 7,000 sets
69.1K1.4Kja•••@gm•••.com
Bricktonium@Bricktonium · 88.9Kspeed builds of new LEGO Minecraft, Ninjago and Creator sets, plus minifigure shorts
88.9K926br•••@gm•••.com
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Which creators fit which brands

If you sellStart with
LEGO-compatible setsMr.Bricksteen (CaDA, Nifeliz), CleverPig (Mould King), 2bricks (Barweer, Reobrix), HighTeaToys (Lumibricks)
Lighting kits and display casesSamsBrickLab (LeLightGo), Titanium Taco, Brick Quest, Joseph Taberner
Minifigures and collectiblesMandRproductions (Star Wars), MiniSuperHeroesToday (Marvel), TJ BrickVerse (customs), Drew Bricks
Minecraft and Ninjago tie-insCheesey Studios, Firebird Bricks, PythFenn
Trains and city layoutsDunksterBricks, BrickTsar (vintage), Block Party, Bricksie

Before you reach out

YouTube requires creators wherever they live to mark each video as made for kids or not, a rule that came out of its settlement with the US Federal Trade Commission and the New York Attorney General. A video marked as made for kids has no comments, cards or end screens, so a comment giveaway or an end-screen link to your shop won't run on it. MiniSuperHeroesToday says the channel is meant for ages 13 and up, and PythFenn's videos are aimed mainly at adult fans. Ask the others how they set their audience before you put a call to action in the brief.

Questions people ask

Which LEGO YouTubers are family friendly?

2bricks calls itself a family friendly channel, comment sections included, and PythFenn says its videos suit family viewing. Joseph Taberner makes his Harry Potter builds for adult fans and younger ones.

Which LEGO content creators do livestreams?

Block Party livestreams twice a week and posts a new video daily, covering LEGO news, launch days and its own LEGO City.

Who are the female LEGO influencers?

Jeansversion and HighTeaToys are both run by women. Jean has reviewed the $1,000 UCS Death Star, and HighTeaToys has filmed a LEGO shopping trip to Smyths.

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