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HEAD.➥Lelutka Evo X || Avalon @ Mainstore
SKIN.➥Glam Affair || Dany Skin @ Equal10
EYES.➥Avi-Glam || Credence Eyes @ Mainstore
HAIR.➥Foxy || Trouble Hair @ Equal10
TOP.➥Ascendant || Bria Top @ Fameshed X
PANTS.➥Amitomo || Witty Set @ Mainstore
BAG.➥DDL || Wildcard Bag @ Mainstore
GUMMIES.➥Junk Food || Weed Gummies @ Mainstore
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HEAD.➥Lelutka Evo X || Avalon @ Mainstore
SKIN.➥Glam Affair || Dany Skin @ Equal10
HAIR.➥Foxy || Trouble Hair @ Equal10
TOP.➥Ascendant || Bria Top @ Fameshed X
PANTS.➥Amitomo || Witty Set @ Mainstore
BAG.➥DDL || Wildcard Bag @ Mainstore
GUMMIES.➥Junk Food || Weed Gummies @ Mainstore
First off I want say thank you everyone for making this a really good year for me in the community I have become such a better builder this year and all thanks to the people tagged they all give me feedback to help me become a better builder I’m hopeful that next year we will see even more great builds but time will tell happy holidays and happy new year to all of you
Sincerely Schuyler
the symbol for recycling, constructed from plastic bottle caps. at the end of the covered walkway near terminal A, logan airport, boston, MA. narrative in the first comment box
this looks even cooler in the fullscreen mode ~grin~
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Virtual Diva Natalie DARK. Sizes include; Kupra, Legacy, and Reborn/Waifu. Located at the main store.
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RAWR! Chrysalis HUMAN FEMALE EvoX Earrings. Located at the Fifty event, running from Nov. 25th- Dec. 20th.
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RAWR! Chrysalis Choker. Sizes include; Reborn/juicy/Waifu, Maitreya/LaraX, and Legacy. RLV version included. Located at UBER, running from Nov. 25th- Dec. 22nd.
UBER: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Uber/138/129/27
The fifty: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/The%20Fifty/2/129/777
Official Blog:https://shailebeaute.wordpress.com/2023/12/05/shai-974-recap/
2022 was a pretty quiet year for me, LEGO-wise. That being said, I was still very happy to be able to complete 2 more collabs with Isaac, as well as participate in both the CCC and Brickscalibur. Perhaps the highlight of the year though was being involved with the Symphony of Construction collaboration. Was amazing seeing and hearing what all the other collaborators had created! And my own contribution was certainly one of my most ambitious builds to date (I don't know exactly how much the finished model ended up weighing, but it was pretty difficult to pick up!)
And of course, as always, it was fantastic to help organize the Summer Joust. It might seem like it would get repetitive doing it year after year, but every time I'm amazed by the creativity and quality of the entries!
Despite not building/posting as much this past year, I do still regularly check in to see all the fantastic models you guys are posting. Hard to say if I'll be able to build more in 2023 or not, but hopefully can still get out several throughout the year.
Would love to hear if you had a favorite of my models this year :)
Since I have not added much in 2019, here's a 12 of my favorite shots from the past year. Before starting my job, I made a road trip to Nashville to see a show at the Grand Ole Opry, followed by the Nashville Steam open house display at Union Station. Here, Friday commuters exit the Music City Star on a gloomy afternoon
It's always fun to look back through the year's pictures... so many "oh yeah, remember that?!!!" moments. :-)
These are a few of my personal favorites from 2013.
1. Untitled, 2. muted, 3. little treasures, 4. good for the soul..., 5. m e, 6. time and space, 7. my books, 8. Nina's, 9. The first of many..., 10. Untitled, 11. Rainy days and Mondays..., 12. rituals, 13. Untitled, 14. Island dreams, 15. almost looks like snow but no....... it's spring!, 16. Coming home, 17. sunday morning, 18. Untitled, 19. Untitled, 20. Untitled, 21. A little sparkle, 22. from the farm with ♥, 23. in the garden, 24. Sunshine & water, 25. he picked me flowers..., 26. Meet Fred, 27. Am I alive and reality, or am I but a dream?, 28. Untitled, 29. Day 23, 30. Day 4, 31. I called her Autumn..., 32. Day 19, 33. The search begins..., 34. Day 26, 35. a snowy night, 36. Day 27 and 28
What a year!
I was finally able to finish my Venice 1486 diorama and released it on a venue in Belgium. That was an amazing & fun weekend!
In skaerbaek i was able to meet some online friends for the first time and speak with everyone in person. Thx again for the great weekend guys!
I also made some fun tutorials and moved into my new Lego room. Now i have all the space i need and more..
Not the fastest builder out there, but I'm very pleased with the mocs I've made this year.
Last but not least: The Lego community is still the best community in the world and i always enjoy seeing all those amazing mocs people make every year 🙌
I wise you all a safe and peaceful new year and we see each other in 2023!
Greetings Barthezz Brick
For my first convention, it was a blast. As for the build, I procrastinated a bunch on the middle building, but overall the diorama pleases me very much.
It was super rad meeting everyone who is tagged below, and we are planning on doing something next year (hint - hint). I helped Elijah put grass on his build for about an hour :D
I got my hands on some nice items by trading and such, and an abundance of memes were passed around. Sprue, mongolian, the free build section, and others in which we do not utter here.
I hope to see some more of you guys next year!!!!!!!!
My MOC card got cut off.
The picture is atrocious.
Anton didn't come :::::::::::::::(((((((((((
Elijah exposed
Best Brick yet. I would do it day by day but it's mostly a blur. From all the new people I became friends with like Jonah, Rex, Jake, Matt, Peter, Carter, Cody and Jeff to hanging out again with the boys Brandon, Yasser, Rob, Greg, Nathaniel, Caden and Caleb. All the trades and crazy stupid fast food runs to introduce Rex to fine American dining. Not to mention Cody's moding workshop. This year remains unmatched. This year saw the birth of the red rocket bois and many more memes to spam the Flickr (and now Instagram, follow me) comments section. I just want to thank all the new and old friends for an awsome 5 days and I can't wait for next year!
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I'd like to say my 2016 was really good, it had its ups and downs but more good things happened rather than bad.
When 2016 started I never thought I would be where I am today and I'd like to say thank you to every single one of my followers for an amazing experience this past year. I've made a lot of friends and have improved a lot.
This year overall I have made around 33 figs, not counting WIPs and they've all turned out amazing! Guess I'll list my top 10 figs.
In no particular order we have, Kat, X-01, Kenny, Impa, Deadpool, Ulssyes, ORAS Trainer, Benny, Toon Link, and James or TheOdd1sOut. If you have a favorite custom of mine let me know in the comments below!
I hope I'll stay for as long as I can, as this community let's me be myself and is just amazing!
So yeah that's pretty much it! I've tagged inspirations and friends! Hope everyone has a Happy New Year and 2017!
I had time to complete 4 MOCs this year.
I feel that I have made progress with my building techniques, wish I could build more though.
For 2025 and my next projects, I want to explore other themes than medieval and pirate, stay tuned!
It was a good year.
Maybe I couldn't find time for my own projects because of my studies, I'm glad that I managed to build this year, I'm happy with my participation in three big contests. By the way, one model is missing from this collage, because it is part of the "telephone game", which I organized myself.
Well, another WWB went by. This was the first one that I went to that wasn't in Minneapolis, so a change was nice. I flew out Thursday after school and got there pretty late that night. I'll do like a day by day break down below.
Friday: Woke up at like 4 and 6am cause of the time difference, so I didn't sleep too well. Miciah met me at my room at 8:45 and we got my plates and stuff and headed downstairs. I saw Andrew and met Brahm when we got there, and we soon started setting up Luzon. Went over and talked to Will a bit, but didn't get to see (most of) the stuff that he brought to trade or whatever until later that night/Saturday morning. Brought back some burgers and ate while assembling more of the collab. Sean showed up and I messed with him for a while. By the afternoon Brahm became a part of the collab and helped us out everything together. By the time of the Brickarms presentation, we were probably 90-95% done with Luzon. Ended up leaving around ten since my mom was pissed at me for not answering my phone/texts lmao
Saturday: Tired af when I got up. Met the guys down by the collab and put on the final touches. We ended up changing a good amount of stuff that really helped make the build look and feel much more realistic and logical. Added stuff like the boarder and fixed the positioning of the Americans. This will be explained when the collab pics go up. Logan showed up and a lot of fun chilling with him on and off the rest of the con. We spent a lot it time modding stuff since we had everything finished and ended up having a "workshop" on Sunday. Talked to Will more and got a lot of cool stuff, either from gifts or trades. Saturday went by extremely fast, probably the most out of the 3 days.
Sunday: kinda sad that it was the last day cause I had to leave at like 2 :/ but it was great to see that we got an award. Pretty much spent the morning chillin with the bois by Luzon and talking to the public. By about noon we started breaking stuff down and dividing the sponsorship items up, took a long ass time lmao. After everything got packed up I headed over to talk to Will to say goodbye and stuff, got some final things, then said the goodbyes to the people I could find lol. Sucked to leave at 2.
If you don't want to read:
Con went by very fast
Very fun
Luzon turned out dank
Lando kamikazed my Sherman with a drone
Got some dope stuff
Modded all day
Met some guys for the first time
Spent like 50$
Sean yelled "Nipple Milk" and made me laugh
Jasper likes tea
Andrews Abrams ended up on Luzon
Woulda been better if CB was there, but still a good time
Tagged homies and friends
First off, BFVA was absoultely amazing.
I had the awesome opportunity to meet so many Flickr friends and buddies, which is quite a long list:
Of course, the Narva boys: Mj, Grant, Greg, Ccaleb, Nick, and Garett from The Minifig Co.;
the dudes from the Hue City collab: James, Brandon, Tyler, Simon, Spencer
(don't forget to hmu if any of you have CB grunt torsosszz) and Iain, Caden, and Yasser; as well as many of the contributors for Bastogne: Ethan, Eliott, Toby, Greg (the small one), Hunter, Papa Cheet, Sam, Max, Mason, and Robbie;
It was super fun participating in the Narva collab and helping with the Siege if Bastogne.
It was my first time attending BFVA, and God willing it won't be my last
[Disclaimer: It very well could have been, I nearly broke my back in the bounce house XD]
But overall, it was really such a blast as well as a growing experience, learning from so many talented and skilled builders.
I really can't wait for the epicc stuff the future and BFVA 2k18 holds, all I know is that it'll be just that: Epic.
Aight guys, God bless, and hope to see ya there next year!
-Jesse
P.S. Feel fee to tag yourself if I forgot to do so. ;D
Wow.. That flew by, words can't express how great of an experience that was.
I left on weds night, and got into Cali pretty late. The next morning my grandpa and me made a plan to go all over California that day (not to mention I've never been to California before). The first thing we did was go to this really cool bakery called "Helms Bakery" my grandpa really wanted to go there because he has the same last name. After that, we went to Beverly Hills. You would not believe some of the HUGE houses up there. Throughout the whole day, we went through Long Beach, Santa Ana, Santa Monica, LA, and Malibu. Malibu beach was beautiful, it was one of the most incredible things I have ever seen. After Malibu, we went up to The Reagan Presidential Library. The Library was incredible, and I learned a lot about the importance of our 40th President. That was almost the end of our day considering traffic back to the hotel took over 2 1/2 hours. For dinner that night we went to this really good Italian restaurant called Cortinas, we loved it.
Starting the next day, was the first day of the convention, and in my opinion probably the best. The very first thing I did was meet up with Michael at his hotel room and help him carry his part from Luzon to the con. That whole day we set up Luzon, and it turned out to be awesome and we even received an award for (Best Use of Brickarms) That day I met up with Michael, Andrew, Brahm, Logan, Jasper, Henry, and Sean.
Sat-Sun were quite similar, it consisted of Modding, Fixing up minor issues with luzon, Painting and hanging with friends.
Sunday, was quite sad because we had to take apart Luzon and I wouldn't be seeing some of my best friends for quite a long time.
Overall, I really enjoyed California and would like to go back sometime soon. As for WWB, It was great, the only thing that would have made it better was Citizen brick attending. Other than that, It was great to meet up with some of my best friends, Michael and Andrew, and meet some in person for the first time, Logan, Brahm, Jasper, and Henry. It was a great experience and hope to make many more.
With 12 creations it's been a productive year for me. Hard to pick a favorite, but I'm especially pleased with how the the Valion frigate turned out. Also finally attended BrikWorld Chicago which was a lot of fun, both the city and the convention.
Don't forget to post your own recap in the "A year in Lego" group.
I would say that this year has been pretty good. Posted content that I was happy with, met/talked to a lot of cool people, and spent more time with the boys. (Aforementioned people tagged) Hopefully, next year will bring even more great builds and times. Merry Christmas and Happy New Years everyone.
A good thing from situation now is that I finally have time to go through my older photo's. I came acros this trully mezmarizing cloud formation in 2015 which I saw from my top floor window. Unfortunately I didn't have the skills ands gear I have now, but I hope you like it as much as I do.
And that's a wrap on another year of building around a crazy university schedule! 2021 was definitely a year for expanding my build horizons, including a physical build or two, some builds centered around a fictional piece created in 2 days (thanks Digital Forgery!), my first foray into modulars, a CMF series, and some ArchViz inspired stuff. I snuck some Sci-Fi in right at the end, but for the most part it was all new territory. I'll finally be done with my degree in 2022, so I hope to surpass 2021 in 2022!
We've once again reached the new year, so it's time to look back at what I've done this year. It's gone by so quickly, hasn't it?
As always, I've tagged a bunch of builders who have inspired me throughout this last year.
I started the year off by participating in the annual Iron Forge, placing in the top 8 as I faced off against the one and only ForlornEmpire. It was a true honor to compete against Eli, and I absolutley loved to see him compete in IB again just earlier this month. I'm hoping to compete in IF again in 2023, and I can't wait to see who else manages to compete!
After IF, I began experimenting with a new color scheme, untilizing old purple, one of my favorite LEGO colors. I ended up with this Bard's Cottage, in which I tried out a bunch of new geometric techniques. Thanks to everyone who gave me advice on it along the way!
In June, I began working with my collab team from last year (KitKat1414, mbricks52, and Dan The Fan) on a new series of builds for the Summer Joust. We created four builds focusing on an elderly gnome who created a magnificent feast for his woodland neighbors. We ended up winning the Exotic Feast collab category this year, which was super exciting!
After I began building for the collab, I travelled to Chicago to attend my first convention, Brickworld Chicago. I had a blast displaying with RebelLug, participating in the Simon/Markus games, putting together a bunch of Si-MOCs's models, and so much more. It was awesome to meet so many builders there! I'm looking forward to attending next June, I can't wait to see what new memories we can make together!
Although I haven't posted anything recently, I've still been building, slowly. Hopefully Brickscalibur and Iron Forge can get me back into the swing of things!
Thank you all for such a wonderful year.
- Francis
BFVA this year was probably the most fun I've had all summer long, I got to see old buddies of mine and made some new friends along the way, not to mention some of the sweet loot I got.
Overall, I would thank all of the peeps I've tagged that made this Brickfair pretty great (if I forgot to tag you to this pic, I apologize for that).