00:00So I finally cracked and rebuilt my entire brick collection from the ground up, and honestly,
00:04the biggest lesson I learned is this, Urimosi is only as good as the foundation it sits on.
00:10Baseplates and bolt parts are the unblamorous stuff nobody makes videos about, but they're
00:14the difference between a build that looks finished and a build that looks like it's floating in space.
00:19I went digging for the best deals I could find, and these five are the ones I'd actually spend
00:23my own money on again. First up is the Maramine 32x32 baseplate, and this is the one that's
00:29surprised me most. Instead of a plain gray or a green slab, you're getting printed scenes,
00:35jungle, forest, ocean, so the second you snap a build onto it, you've got context and atmosphere
00:40for free. No stickers, no painting, no tiling a thousand plates to fake a water effect.
00:46It's $5.97, it's got a 4.8 rating with nearly 5,000 sold, and the stud tolerance is genuinely
00:53good bricks click on with that satisfying snap, not that mushy feeling you get from cheap knockoffs.
00:59If you build dioramas, this is a no-brainer.
01:03Next, the single double-sided classic baseplates, and the double-sided part is the whole trick here.
01:09One board, two completely different environments, flip it over and your city street becomes a beach,
01:14or your grass field becomes a road. For a display shelf where you rotate builds,
01:19that's genuinely useful, and it halves how many plates you need to store.
01:23They come in 32x32, 16x16, and 16x32, so you can mix sizes for irregular layouts.
01:31Starting at $3.23, this is about as low risk as a purchase gets.
01:37Nearly 5,000 sold, 4.7 stars, and honestly for 3 bucks I'd grab 2.
01:43Now, if you've ever wanted to do mosaic art, listen up, this is the 800-piece 1x1 round tile set.
01:50800 flat round tiles, part numbers 35381 and 98138 if you're the type who cares,
01:55and these are the exact pieces you need for pixel portraits, mosaic walls, or tiling over studs for a smooth
02:01finish.
02:02It's got the highest rating of the bunch, 4.9 stars, which tells you the color consistency is actually holding
02:08up.
02:08At $6.57 for 800 pieces, you're paying under a penny a brick.
02:14Try buying these individually from a parts site and you'll cry.
02:19Genuinely one of the best value-per-piece deals here.
02:22Then there's the 3-piece baseplate bundle, 132x32 and 216x32, in classic multicolor.
02:30What I like about this one is the mix of sizes.
02:33A single big square is great, but modular building is where the fun is,
02:37and having the 16x32s means you can extend outward, build corner sections,
02:41or break your city into panels you can rearrange.
02:44It's $7.46 for all three, which works out to about $2.50 a plate,
02:49and it's sitting at 4.8 stars with over 4,600 sold.
02:54If you're building anything bigger than a single scene, this is the smart buy.
02:58And finally, the budget king, the 32x32, 32x16, and 16x16 classic baseplates at $2.65.
03:08This is your bulk, stock-up, buy-a-stack option.
03:11No printed scenes, no gimmicks, just solid, flat, correctly spaced plates that do exactly what they're supposed to.
03:18And honestly, for a lot of MOC work, plain is what you want, you're covering it in bricks anyway.
03:24At $2.65 with a 4.7 rating and 4.5 thousand sold, there's basically no reason not to throw
03:31a few in your cart.
03:32Grab the sizes you're missing and be done with it.
03:36All five links are down in the description, prices included, so go check them out before they change on you.
03:42If this helped you out, hit that like button and subscribe, I've got more parts and bulk brick deals coming.
03:48Thanks for watching, and happy building!
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