From the first letter to the final spelling check: here is what each choice changes, what comes with your name, and what happens after checkout.
1. Choose the right kind of name
Brick letters
A set of separate letters or numbers with front and rear connection details. Choose LEGO-style 80 or 120 mm height, or DUPLO-style 128 mm height. Brick names are uppercase; use up to 64 letters or numbers. Spaces are not charged.
Storybook name plate
One name joined by an underline, with the lettering and bar in a single colour. Choose 190, 240 or 480 mm width; each is 70 mm high and 15 mm deep.
Cursive letters
Separate letters with flat bottoms and individual supporting feet where needed. Narrow rear joins support detached details. Approximate name height is 120 mm, with 20 mm depth; individual letter heights and total width vary.
2. Add the details that make it yours
Enter your spelling, choose an available size and colour, then set the number of identical sets. Brick names can use one colour throughout, or a solid colour for each letter or digit for 10% extra on the product price. Numbered pickers follow your text from left to right, ignoring spaces. Check the sequence again after editing the name. Storybook and Cursive use one colour per name. Storybook and Cursive accept up to 16 supported characters, including spaces; letters, numbers, apostrophes and hyphens are supported. Emojis and accented characters are not accepted by the current configurator. Storybook uses one colour for both letters and underline; the colour options shown on the form apply to the selected style.
The displayed price updates with your selection. Brick pricing counts letters and numbers, rather than spaces. A longer name or a different size can change the price. Cart and checkout retain the exact name, colour, size and quantity you selected.
3. Check the preview, then check it again
Storybook and Cursive show a front view generated from production geometry. Brick names use a lettering-and-colour illustration alongside original front/back model views. Those reference views explain the connection details; the typed illustration is not a mechanical fit test. Screen colours are a guide rather than a guarantee of a material batch match.
- Read the name letter by letter, including case where applicable.
- Check the physical dimensions against the intended space.
- Confirm colour, number of sets and the delivery total before submitting.
4. Checkout, review and production
Checkout shows Australian delivery and the final AUD total. The current test gateway simulates successful or failed payment without card details. A successful test order receives a confirmation page; emails are suppressed in test mode, so keep the order number.
For production review, brick orders map to the original 3MF files with a pick list that includes repeated letters and all sets. Storybook and Cursive generate STL files for staff review. These are internal manufacturing files, not a customer digital-download product. No test order is physically made or sent.
Live production timing, material availability and support details must be confirmed before real payments open. No dispatch or arrival date is promised by a preview or test confirmation.