November 1, 2007 – 4:49 pm
I’d make a horrible Dad. I know it. Know why? Got any clues? Well, in 2006 on 10-25 at 9:57 P.M. I posted my first article here on Brickblog. Why, I remember when this blog was still in diapers, I was excited to get 1 visit after posting oh so many articles. To date, I’m [...]
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January 9, 2007 – 8:36 pm
Show above with professional pilot in a closed universe. Do not try at home.
Brought to you by Mercedes Dynamics, the XB-300 represents style and class for the discerning interplanetary traveler. With all leather interior, mini bar and virtual reality hook ups for your passengers, you’ll never hear the kids ask “How long is it till [...]
November 13, 2006 – 7:45 pm
Here is another of my micro builds. In a night’s time I sketched out this mini salvage fleet. Consisting of a container/crew ship, bomber, and fighter. You can get the basic ’scale’ from the one-person cockpit of the fighter on the right.
From that, the bomber and cargo ship should be fairly obvious. None of the [...]
October 29, 2006 – 6:14 pm
Finally a blog post pertaining to the name of the site. . .
If you didn’t realize, I’m still a big fan of Lego. For the most part, I am at the point that I collect sets for parts, and seldom create what Lego tells me to with the included instructions. I keep most of my [...]
