It’s hard for me to resist the seasonal sets that LEGO® puts out. Though I’m not much of a Christmas celebrator myself, I couldn’t pass up the pair of vignettes that they released for the holiday. This week, we’ll tear into the first one (based on set number): 40262 Christmas Train Ride. Continue reading 40262 Christmas Train Ride
Flickr:
There is something so perfect about this tiny character by P. B.!
Eero Okkonen struck a perfect balance of system and constraction with this mechanical dragon.
Instagram:
I just discovered @jeff_works, and these micro city vignettes are amazing!
MOCs:
Check out this great little dropship by John Cheng. It can deploy four small mecha!
Jussi Koskinen really hit the mark with this awesomely detailed container ship.
I’ve been a bit conflicted about the BrickHeadz line and they seem to be rather polarizing in the AFOL community. Some of their designs really work for me, I fell in love with this Captain Phasma model the moment I saw it. Then it was just a matter of getting my hands on the set and seeing if it lived up to the pictures. Continue reading 41486 Captain Phasma
MOCs:
Galaktek built this awesome model, full of references to classic themes!
I’m really digging this walker by Marco Marozzi.
MOCs:
This scaled-up light brick, by Carl Merriam, is so good!
LEGOLIZE IT MAN really nailed it with this utilitarian mech, such a sense of mass!
David Roberts has a really clean style and it works very nicely on this monochrome speeder.
I was at my local LEGO® store this last weekend for a birthday party and I spied stacks of seasonal sets. I’d already missed the Halloween set, so I wasn’t going to leave without at least one of each. Lets start out with this years Thanksgiving set.
Back in the final days of June, an email was posted to the PortLUG mailing list about a spaceship commission. I’ve been interested in doing some paid commission work for a while, so I fired off a reply. Continue reading The Clarke
This last weekend I spend three days (plus a day of setup) repping PortLUG at the Rose City Comic Con! Three days of costumes and art and sharing my passion for LEGO®! Can you tell that it was exciting? Because it was! Continue reading Rose City Comic Con 2017
Only a few bags of elements remain. The two layers of Ninjago City that I’ve already built (The Old World & The Street) are already a massive structure with a plethora of colors and details. It was time to dig in and build out the final heights! Continue reading 70620 Ninjago City (part 3: The High-Rise)