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Mecabricks is a browser-based computer-aided design program started in 2012. An article previously existed at the Simple English Wikipedia (simple:Mecabricks), as well as a draftified article on the English Wikipedia. The program is currently covered in a section on the list of Lego computer-aided design programs.
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Crider, Michael (2020-03-14). "Tools to Get Started Designing Your Own LEGO Creations". How-To Geek. Retrieved 2026-02-06. |
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 Contains a typo stating that Lego Digital Designer ended support in 2018, when it actually ended support in 2016. |
Just over 100 words of coverage |
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Baichtal, John (2017). Building with Virtual LEGO: Getting Started with LEGO Digital Designer, LDraw, and Mecabricks. McGraw-Hill's AccessEngineering. New York, N.Y: McGraw-Hill Education. ISBN 978-1-259-86184-0. |
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One of the subjects of the book |
? Unknown |
Patkar, Mihir (2017-02-04). "5 Tools for LEGO Fans to Geek Out Over Bricks". MakeUseOf. |
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WP:VG/RS considers MakeUseOf to be generally unreliable, but there has only been limited discussion regarding that |
About 100 words of coverage |
? Unknown |
Seth, Radhika (2015-03-04). "Meca Bricks Brings an Unlimited Supply of LEGO to Your Browser". SolidSmack. Retrieved 2026-02-22. |
The website offers advertisements (https://www.solidsmack.com/advertise/), but there is no evidence that this article is sponsored |
Website may be reliable, but there has been been almost no discussion regarding that |
Entire article is about Mecabricks |
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"Rediscover retro toys online". Web User. No. 450. May–June 2018. |
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Section giving about 120 words of coverage |
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Shachat, Sarah (2024-03-20). "Why Recreating TV Shows with LEGOs Is a Training Ground for Great Animation". IndieWire. |
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 Single mention |
✘ No |
"Web-Tipps". c't. March 16, 2017. |
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Two-paragraph feature |
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