2024 Year In Review
Another big year in 2024.
Thanks to #mocaroundgang build challenges during the year for a few runs of fun cars. I even hosted a round in April, titled #hotwheels that led to probably some of my most creative builds for a while. And the March #openwheeler challenge gave me the chance to get stuck into a number of Formula One racers.
Many of my only monthly themes thrown in there as well, including miniland-interpretations of LEGO sets (February), Redo & Redemption (a popular theme from LUGNuts), and also quite a lot of eating through cars I have designed but not shown over the past few years.
Probably the biggest change this year was the number of builds that now have instructions, a record 69 from this years build list. Part of the slow down at the end of the year was rectifying the LDD assemblies for many car projects using the enigmatic 'template' function.
Looking forward to a 2025 which is less chaotic.
2024 Year In Review
Another big year in 2024.
Thanks to #mocaroundgang build challenges during the year for a few runs of fun cars. I even hosted a round in April, titled #hotwheels that led to probably some of my most creative builds for a while. And the March #openwheeler challenge gave me the chance to get stuck into a number of Formula One racers.
Many of my only monthly themes thrown in there as well, including miniland-interpretations of LEGO sets (February), Redo & Redemption (a popular theme from LUGNuts), and also quite a lot of eating through cars I have designed but not shown over the past few years.
Probably the biggest change this year was the number of builds that now have instructions, a record 69 from this years build list. Part of the slow down at the end of the year was rectifying the LDD assemblies for many car projects using the enigmatic 'template' function.
Looking forward to a 2025 which is less chaotic.