We have done tutorials on SNOT wall designs before, but this is a useful variation that allows for a SNOT tile surface within exactly a two stud thickness. Since one…
It’s been too long, but here’s another build log post! I started this model without too much of a plan, besides wanting to have fun building a house with the…
Last year when we were building several Elves models we faced the challenge of making furniture and accessories at a bit of a different scale. This cart was one of…
Tan and orange shades offer a huge amount of potential, but are often underused. Tom Breugelmans combines them beautifully in this humorous scene depicting Jafar’s secret hobby. Different arch elements…
This article was originally published in Brick Fanatics Magazine and is reproduced here with permission. If it wasn’t already obvious to you, this model was largely influenced by John’s Winter…
My entry for the Minifig Face Off, Round 1, The LEGO Apocalypse. This category was definitely a challenge for me, given the fact that I’ve never done anything apocalypse-themed, but…
My builds for the InnovaLUG alt-build challenge, using the Gingerbread House set. I had a hard time deciding what to build for this challenge – I first tried a fantasy…
Frost once again came up with a myriad of rovers during the month of February, this year centered around the adventures of Kepler van Allen.This conclusion model is a wonderful…
My last entry for the February Minifig contest on Classic-Castle, for the army category.
Another entry for the February Minifig contest on Classic-Castle. Black falcons are one of my personal favorite factions, so of course I had to make at least one entry utilizing…
