Rules & Regulations

Entries need to be submitted through BrickContests. There are no other ways of entering Brickscalibur.

You can use your existing account or create one and use it for other contests hosted on the platform.

Entries may be updated as long as the contest is still open. You can simply delete your entry and resubmit as long as the contest is running.,

Brickscalibur is a castle contest. Therefore your entries should be set in the medieval times. The generally accepted timeframe from the Fall of Rome to Columbus is a good guideline to stick to. Be fantastical or realistic with your entries – we love both equally!

Some of the categories might come with additional restrictions – adhere to them if you like getting good scores!

Digital entries are allowed for every category. Digital entries will be judged alongside all other entries and are eligible for the respective category prizes.

You are free to use any software of your choice, and there is no restriction on what elements or colors you can use nor if your build is actually physically possible.

Digital entries do not count towards the Dragonslayer. However they will be tracked on the Hall of Fame as a separate score.

Digital entries must be labelled as such when you create your entry on BrickContests.

• All entries must be new creations not shown online or publicly before November 1st 2026.
• Only official LEGO elements should be used – avoid third-party bricks, custom minifigure elements, custom stickers and crafting materials.

Individual awards are additional awards that can be won on top of a category award or the Dragonslayer award. Individual awards are awarded to an outstanding MOC, not a body of work. Multiple individual awards can be won by the same contestant.

Individual awards reward you with LEGO sets but not custom-built prizes.

The Dragonslayer Award gets awarded to the highest-scoring builder each year.

You can win this award only once – but once you do, your sigfig will be added to our virtual round table at the very top of our Hall of Fame!

Addtionally, this award also comes with a cool trophy!

Each entry can score a total of 25 points. Our judges will look at the following criteria:

• Build Quality (maximum 10 points)
• Category & Concept (maximum 10 points)
• Presentation (maximum 5 points)

The maximum score a builder can receive per year is 150 points (6 categories x 25 points).

The total score of all your entries will mark your spot in the Hall of Fame. There’s a maximum of 150 points to be scored across all categories (6 categories x 25 points). Should you enter categories multiple times, only the highest scored entry per category counts towards your high score.

The higher your score the more bragging rights you’ll earn – along with a fancy title to show off in the coming year!