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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!
Just a small love day recap ❣️
• “Gigi Outfit” by VALID, located at TRES CHIC
• “Luxury + Co Jewelry Set” by 1990, located at GOODY SHOP
My third Lego year (2019) has come to an end.
I'm not the fastest builder out there, but i don't mind. I had an amazing year in terms of Lego and also for me personal.
To sum up a couple of 2019 highlights for me:
+ We're expecting our first baby boy in may 2020
+ We bought a new house that will be finished in nov/dec 2020. Looking forward to having a bigger lego room and especially finally some space to actually display some sets/mocs.
+ I received some very cool physical & digital lego publications that i'm proud of.
+ I won 'Build of the Year' (2018) on arch brick for a second time in a row (not nominated this year, good luck to all the competitors that are).
+ Met some amazing new builders in person and online. I love being part of the lego community. Thx for that!
+ Participated in my very first collab #Secondage for the win :)
+ Last but definitely not least; I joined RebelLug this year. Thx for having me guys!
I don't know what 2020 will bring in terms of LEGO but i'm always in for an adventure! Know that i'm hard at work to finally finish my Venice Italy moc. I won't give myself a deadline, but you will see it when it's done!
Thx for alle the comments, feedback, laughs, cries & support i got the past years!
I wish you all the best, Lego-wise and personally, for 2020!
Greetings Barthezz Brick
The end of 2022 and start of 2023 were particularly busy for me, so my recap is a bit late.
I was happy to complete 31 MOCs in 2022 across a variety of themes. Naturally castle and sci-fi saw the most representation, but I also enjoyed revisiting some favorite themes from the past thanks to the Roguebricks annual challenge.
Other contests and challenges I managed to participate in included Space Jam, Febrovery, RogueOlympics, SHIPtember, Novvember, Creations for Charity, the Colossal Castle Contest, and Guilds of Historica’s anniversary challenge.
We were glad to host the Summer Joust again this year and once again astonished by the show you all put on! Looking forward to this year’s installment already.
I had the pleasure of attending Skaerbaek in September and had a great time talking with old friends and finally getting to meet builders in person who I had known for years online.
I also made it back to the US for two visits with family, and on both occasions John and I were able to collaborate on scenes: Life in Allanar and Everdell Chapel.
Three new Minecraft products I worked on were released: 21187, 21242, 21245.
And something very different from Minecraft in the shape of 76989, the Horizon Forbidden West: Tallneck.
Most popular models:
Exploring Cedrica – 21 comments, 270 faves
Everdell Chapel – 16 comments, 324 faves
Project Azarel – 16 comments, 140 faves
Life in Allanar – 15 comments, 421 faves
NX Kilonova – 15 comments, 216 faves,
Personal favorites:
Everdell Chapel for sure, along with Project Azarel and AT Goliath Land Transport.
Many thanks to all of you for providing endless inspiration for new MOCs and the amazing camaraderie that makes the LEGO community what it is.
I would love to hear which builds of mine you enjoyed most last year!
It's time for the final BrickWorld recap...
It's really hard to put into words the feelings I have towards BrickWorld, it's a great place to see friends and have a good time. I know I say this every year, but this year was the best year yet! And what makes it so special, like every year was the people...
But next year.
I PROMISE. I will do more, and bring less.
No more two day set ups.
No more insanity, no more stress.
I'm now on 'BrickWorld Lite' :)
Part of my BW tradition is to give away mocs to friends and deserving folks - I had to actually look back to figure out the first build I ever gave away, it was a US naval ship - which was a replica of the ship my friend's recently passed away father served on. And after that warm fuzzy feeling of giving someone something cool (not to mention the Ego of hey, that's my build out there) there has been a downward spiral of giving cool stuff to cool people.
An unexpected result was the return of people giving ME stuff, which is infectious and amazing. The kindness that people have shown and bestowed on me is incredible. And I do like to brag that I have an amazing collection of builds from some of the best builders in the world. But deep down I'm kinda of ashamed at the kindness that people have shown to me and the epic gifts that are new under my ward.
And these builds are really meaningful to me, not cause they're just amazing builds, but it's a physical manifestation of many friendships. The amazing award winning Sentinel, is as precious to me as 5 piece space marine or the micro GARC built on site with play brick.
When I look at the builds, I don't see MOCs, I see my friends.
<3
So BW what can I say?
It was busy, but amazing ....
I started out writing out shoutouts and it quickly became multiple pages long ... you guys and girls all know who you are. And this is already a text wall...
You know you all rock, and I can't wait to hang out again and counting the days till I'll see you next year.
SimonSayzDrafts for all!
Simon.
Builds:
Sentinel - Tim Lydy
Classic Space Brick - Davey Sterling
Bandit SMG - Nick Brick
Zepher Repair ship - Tim S
Cthulhu - Tyler Halliwell
Mini greeble Mech - Alec
MTron Walker - Chris Perron
GARC - Mathew Oh
NCS- NCS Vipers
LEFT NCS uberfighter #1 - Jacob U
2001 Monkey - Brickworld Master Builder Spam build
Halo Sentinel - John Moffatt
Signed Munchkin coupon - Gee Ht
Hurricane Interceptor - Tim S
Dark Knight vignette - Tim Lydy
Right NCS uberfighter #2 - LEGOJunkie
Tron Fig - Victor
2021 was quite a busy year for me, but surprisingly still ended up being one of my more productive years with regards to LEGO! I ended up completing a total of 27 models, and was able to compete in several contests throughout the year.
At the top of the list is competing in Iron Builder not once, but twice! It was an honor and pleasure to face off against the incredibly talented Jayfa in February/March, and then Dan Ko in November/December. I never really thought I would have the opportunity to compete in even one IB round, so to have participated in 3 now is a bit hard to believe! And I have to say a massive thank-you to everyone who commented on builds or sent me messages throughout all of my time competing. It truly means a lot! And also a massive thank-you to Markus and Simon for doing all the behind the scenes work to make this competition possible!
As always, running the Summer Joust with Isaac and many other friends from the LEGO community was another highlight of the year. Not only did we have a record number of entries this year, but the quality was astonishing as well! It's so inspiring to see what all of you create.
Competing in the RogueOlympics for the first time was also super fun - It was one of, if not the first time I had competed in a contest with a piece limitation. I didn't expect to want to jump right into another competition after having just finished an IB round, but it proved to be really enjoyable challenge, and pushed me to build a bit differently than I was used to.
After several years, it was also so much fun to finally be able to complete a couple collabs with Isaac, and I'm already looking forward to when we are able to do another.
Overall I think this was probably my most diverse year when it comes to building - I dabbled a bit in sci-fi, steampunk, brick-built animals, life-size replicas, vehicles, microscale, characters, constraction, and even a little bit of video and stop motion (which gave me even more awe and respect for those who do stop-motion films :D).
Most popular builds:
Personal favorites:
Thank you all for continuing to inspire me through your incredible creations and for your support on all of my builds :)
Would love to hear if you had a favorite model!
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).
My fourth Lego year (2020) has come to an end. Not what I expected from this year in terms of fun, holidays and doing thing with friends/family.. That horrible covid-19 pandemic 😞. I hope we can leave it behind us in 2021!
Talking about LEGO; I'm not the fastest builder out there.. So I don't know what 2021 will bring in terms of LEGO but i'm always in for an adventure!
Know that i'm still hard at work to finally finish my Venice Italy moc. I won't give myself a deadline, but you will see it when it's done ☺️
Also thx for alle the comments, feedback, laughs, cries & support i got the past years!
I wish you all the best, Lego-wise and especially personally, for 2021!
Stay safe and healthy 🙌
I went to brickfair and well it was amazing met a lot of people might post some more loot but yeah i might be a little inactive still, school started you know.
While this year has been a bit rough, we've made it through!
First off, to check off last year's goals...
1. I've collaborated with 4 different builders
2. Began sorting my collection
3. Been featured on Brickvault and TBB many times
4. Gotten up to 400 followers (566 at the moment!)
5. and continued making builds that I've had fun with and am proud of.
Over the course of the year,
I made over 20 MOCs and Figbarfs
Collaborated with 4 builders (Dan The Fan, KitKat1414, and mbricks52 during the Summer Joust and aggressively_Canadian during the RL KaW collab)
Got accepted into RebelLug
Stopped building SW and began to build castle and fantasy (and I don't think I'm going back any time soon :D)
And of course, made lots of new friends in the community.
Lastly, I've tagged builders who have inspired my throughout this year.
My resin year in review. I really thought I was going to do better and purchase less this year..........
Thank you to everyone who has enjoyed my work this year
I made 16 builds this year that can all be seen in this album
BFVA was an absolute blast. It was my first year going, but it definitely won’t be my last. Got to meet a bunch of friends who I’ve known for a while, and met so many new people. This was such a great experience. I tagged a bunch of people who I met, although some quite briefly, and I wish that I spoke to more people than I did, but there’s always next year.
Also big thanks to caleb for organizing Lundy’s Lane.
Sorry if I forget to tag you, its been a long day
Great year to be sure! Participated in Iron Forge, Space Jam 2020, Summer Joust 2021. Built a micro Vic Viper and Dark Times RPG sig-fig scene! "Samurai's House" as my 1st Flickr 100-fave post!
Turning point in June: joining Builder Improvement Initiative . Received a lot of feedback! Thank you so very much for that! Pleasant chats (Discord) in SaltyBros, Builder Improvement Initiative and my personal server. Improved a lot this year! People tagged in this post have helped me a lot and supported me! Happy new year!
Wow, what a weekend!
For starters, I really want to thank my friends for hanging out with me and tolerating my occasional idiocy! I also made a few new friends along the way! Tagged are those awesome peeps!
I was also able to expand my proto collection a bit! I'll post a pick!
Now for the personal messages:
Yitzy: I really had a great time talking with you and thank you for explaining the Stalingrad diorama! I hope to see you again in the future!
London: That sure was fun! We talked about everything from Lego, Airsoft and Motorcycles to Coffee, Guns and Politics! What a great time! Hope you enjoy the Coffee!
Brahm: Where do I begin? Honestly, too much great stuff happened for me to remember it all, but I will bestow a title on you that will last a while: Chip Ninja
It was also cool to talk with you! We have a lot in common(Right?)
Andrew: It was cool to officially meet you and hang out a bit!
Thanks for for showin' me your awesome proto collection!
Can't wait to see you in the future!
Ballistic Bricks(Not sure if you've revealed your real name yet) It was great to meet you!
Michael: It was great to meet you! Keep up the good work! Also, it was great to meet someone who agrees with me on Benghazi!
Erik: "OORAH" I sure had a great time hanging out with you! Hopefully I'll see you again in the future! Tell me when you deploy, and I send you my prayers!
Sean Ben: It was neat to meet you and spend a bit of time with you! Thanks for not cussing when we were hanging out!
I forgot to post the best thing of all: The Lando pin!
Proto pic coming soon!
God Bless,
Henry
P.S. Tag yourself if we talked!
Hey guys, so this is about everything I got at WWB MN 2015! I had an awesome time meeting up with all my bros and having great time. The collab that I took to WWB turned out great, we didn't receive a trophy, but we did get runner up for public favorite! I would really like to thank all of our awesome sponsors, especially MinifigRus, for sending us double the sponsorship. Please go check him and all of our sponsors out. Getting to the loot, I did a lot of trading with Will, several of these items are gifts. Therefore if there is frequent questions of trading you will be disliked. All in all, thanks guys for an epic year, and I hope to see you at Anaheim and Minneapolis next year!
Not so prolific, compared to other years, but then, a lot of projects involving bricks were not mocs and weren't shared on any kind of social media. So in the end, 2015 was a good year.
A few of my moc highlights for 2020. Thank you for all the comments and feedback. I love hearing your thoughts on how I could improve my builds. See you next year for even more cool stuff...
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If you're into Star Wars lego, you should check out our Factions RPG. It is super fun, and we would love to have you onboard!
Happy New Year! 🎉
My second Lego year (2018) has come to an end. I want to thank everyone for their amazing support!
I've met some great people in person. It has been truly amazing to meet you all and get to know you. I also want to thank all the talented builders i've met online, thx!
2019 will be another great LEGO year with some cool plans and builds i'm working on.
Happy New Year!!
Greetings Barthezz Brick
Relatively quiet year for MOCs as priorities shifted to other areas of life.
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Most likely would have had even fewer if some friends,
Pohutaron and Maxx Davidson, had not organized a creative calender challenge throughout the year that helped me remember to join quite a few fun theme months: Droneuary, Febrovery, Marchitecture, TimeforCrab, Frogust, and Novvember.
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Of course, over the summer had to do some castle building with John as we hosted the Summer Joust again. Which was super fun and rewarding. Thanks a lot to all of you who participate, or otherwise engage, and make the event what it is.
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My biggest project of the year was a revamp of the Grand Titan, a contribution to the massive Exo Force collaborative displayed at Skaerbaek Fan Weekend. Everyone clearly had a blast building for it, and the final result was epic for sure!
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Most popular builds of 2025:
Island Bound - 203 faves, 9 comments
Crab Tank - 183 faves, 11 comments
Scarab AT-6 - 140 faves, 18 comments
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Personal Favorites:
Grand Titan
Kestrel I25
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2026 looks to be another slow year for MOCs, though I'll still get at least a few things finished.
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On the product design side, February 2025 marked my 5 year anniversary as a designer at The LEGO Group, which felt pretty crazy. And a bunch of new sets I worked on hit shelves. Including some for themes I had not worked on before: One Piece and Architecture.
I remain incredibly blessed and thankful to work with amazing people doing something I truly enjoy.
monica pose by bratitude, located at the label event
pretty n sexy collection by sane located at cakeday
You know, technically, I'm not as late as last year. Just two days ago was Lunar New Year, the Chinese aesthetic of which inspired this theme (I've also been playing a bit of Overwatch...). I actually kept up better than I thought I did. 21 "official" MOCs in total (I had 25 last year). If you want to take a closer look at some of my builds of the last year, click the links below to see the albums.
Turaga Onewa | Akida | Jabbawock
Lesovikk G2 | Turaga Kensigh | Ketar | Niretta
Onuku V3 | Nashiru | Crusher | Kaon | Akura
Banserko | M'azzal | Ona | Symmetra | Fifteen
Here's my collage for the third cycle of the A-Z Doll Photography Challenge
Every time is a very pleasure to join in this amazing Challenge! Leslie and Audra make always a great job and they made me to try to create a photo for each theme, this was a great journey and I hope that the Challenge will back soon! I’m sorry for my terrible English, but I vould like to say a big “thank you” to Leslie And Audra and to all the participants at this amazing Challenge. for the interesting insights they gave to me and for the wonderful photos they took, a very source of inspiration for me. A big hug and...we will see soon at the next cycle right?
A-Z Challenge 3.0:
A – Apple :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/48855181747/in/album-721...
B - Bathtub/Bath Time :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/48855029801/in/album-721...
C – Camouflaged :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/48992173692/in/album-721...
D – Doppelgänger :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49110791346/in/album-721...
E - Everything ‘80s :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49110305573/in/album-721...
F – Frozen :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49111037412/in/album-721...
G - Going Green :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49411003617/in/album-721...
H – Havana :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49411036437/in/album-721...
I – Indulge :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49410863606/in/album-721...
J - Jewelry Junkie :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49573721921/in/album-721...
K – Knot :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49574663437/in/album-721...
L - Long Legs :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49573940663/in/album-721...
M - Moody Photography :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49662658802/in/album-721...
N – Numbers :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49683403987/in/album-721...
O - Orange Overload :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49662459761/in/album-721...
P – Pointed :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49821587837/in/album-721...
Q – Quilted :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49821598102/in/album-721...
R - Relationship Goals :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49746311222/in/album-721...
S - Something Sheer :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49905603338/in/album-721...
T - Tools of the Trade :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49905575736/in/album-721...
U - Upside Down :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/49949123697/in/album-721...
V - Voluminous Hair :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/50004776598/in/album-721...
W – Weathered :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/50005490437/in/album-721...
X - X-Large Prop :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/50055548302/in/album-721...
Y – Yearbook :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/50144834598/in/album-721...
Z - Zoom! :
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/50145526371/in/album-721...
Bonus Theme – Redo ( D – Doppelgänger )
www.flickr.com/photos/sidia_dany/50155563922/in/album-721...
Thank you so much Audra & Leslie! 💜💜💜
Well ... Another year and another questionable LEGO build year....
This year was particularly different in that I started SO late for Brickworld building - usually it starts with Drones in Jan and dives right into collabs, but this year with work and things it just wasn't clicking and I really didn't start till late April - ... but what a start ...
Thank you to Nick Brick for the kick start - his idea of the 'Replica Collab' was so idioticlly fun that it was what I needed to start <3
The original build - not pictured here - was the 3x2 foot Deployable Shield that blocks door in the game Rainbow Six Siege. The idea of building a giant thing to block the entry way to GamerLUG table was just so stupidly funny.... Even more silliness was to basically build the giant box for the sole purpose to hide t-shirts to hand out - much like the Rook's in game ability... and it was just so much fun that we kept snowballing with one of the most fun guns I've built - the P90 and the FMG9, and an additional gadget to finish off Alec's Jager loadout.
It's rare that I build at life size scale, so this was a definitely weird that I didn't just build one thing, but built 7 life size replicas (including Summer's laser blasters for KC Lab's full size Rick and Morty Garage monstrosity).
Throw in a Warthog, Rex-Zilla, a trophy scale Fallout Shelter and a army of baby mech's with Alec it actually turned out to be a pretty great Brickworld showing for me, despite the crunched time...
And what a Brickworld! Pre-Brickworld was great with EscapeLUG hitting up Micah, Alec, and JohnK's LEGOtories and escaping all but one room.... Sickworld was also amazing, despite almost causing a significant portion of the AFOL population to almost die from Flu or worse.... but it was still an amazing time - SimonGames stands out as a particular bright spot - being able to see OrphanLUG, GamerLUG, RebelLUG and InnovaLUG do some 'friendly' Competition...
The fast builds continued well into the summer - with a super fun collab with Alec and Micah for the Summer Joust - one of these days I'll do castle - and continued with the inspiration to do a Sci-Fi contest based on this amazing contest: Space JAM! ... but even before that I had a concept I've been dying to get done ... GRID WARS contest...
All of this was pretty much between April-Aug ... and then my Achilles Heel: SHIPtember ... which just crushed me and I couldn't actually hit the 100 stud or produce something worthwhile ... which has dragged my extended drought for the rest of the year....
.... but 2019 is off to a decent start. Thanks again to Alec for letting me play at his place, there's a start of a new collab for BW.... there's SIMON CON in Toronto in August ... and I already refurb'd rebuilt my Minifig Fallout Shelter for show ....
Here's hoping for a better year! And thanks for everyone in the community that makes this place so special.
2018 is coming to an end and I want to thank everyone for making it such a great year. Especially I want to thank all the people I've met in person. It has been truly amazing to get to meet you all and get to know you. I've had so much fun and I can't wait for new projects and conventions in 2019. Cheers!
After two years of planning and preparation, we were finally able to make it to Brickworld! And boy was it worth it!
Isaac and I got to meet loads of people we had only known online before, and reconnect with others we had only met a few times.
Chris Maddison, Random Vector, Tyler Clites, Nannan Z, Gabe Umland, Kristel, Tim Lydy, Mark Larson, Jonas Wide, ZCerberus, Rogue Angel, MKJoshA, KevinyWu, BricksmithPhilip, Phred, Mark of Falworth, Brother Steven, Andrew JN, David FNJ, Paul Vermeesch, Ian Spacek, Lee Muzzy, Matthew Oh, Noel Peterson, Paul Wolfe, Cody Purviance, Michael the Juggler, Garmadon, Kai NRG, Nick Jensen, BrickinNick, Graeme Diamond, Dan Church, Rocco, Markus Rollbuhler, Micah Beiderman, Grant Davis, Barbara Hoel, Simon Liu, Ty S, Kingdomviewbricks, -carrier lost, thropots, Detroitika, Ben Ellermann, Guy Himber; and inevitably we will have missed some people we got to hang out with.
KevinyWu, Micah Beiderman, Kingdomviewbricks, Ty S, Markus Rollbuhler, Nick Jensen, Barbara Hoel, Carrier Lost, Thropots, Detroitika:
It was great getting to see some of yours builds in person, and being able to talk with all of you.
Kristel, Tim, Mark, Jonas, Kevin, Josh, Philip, Ben, and the rest of the Eurobricks team:
Thank you so much for letting us contribute to the Eurobricks display this year, and for putting up with our inexperience when it comes to attaching the underside to a floating build! It was an enormous amount of fun hanging out with all of you, and admiring your outstanding builds. I look forward to getting to know all of you better in the future.
Simon:
The Simon Games were definitely one of the highlights of the convention for me, not only did they provide a great challenge for the LUGs competing, it also was a fabulous way to get to know and talk with lots of other builders. So I just want to say thank you for all you do for the LEGO community, and hopefully we’ll see you again in 2020!
BrickinNick and Graeme:
You guys are just nuts. Really. Building an entire broadcasting studio on site (not to mention the little playhouse!), and then using it for 3 whole BotB episodes?! I’m very glad you did though, it was so much fun watching the builders live, and you did a fantastic job, as always, being host. The carnival game was a blast as well, I can’t wait to see what you come up with next!
Chris, Sean, Tyler, and Nannan:
First off, I just want to say thank you again for taking us all out to breakfast, it was delicious! Besides the food though, it was wonderful getting to talk and hangout with some of the best builders out there (cough, and beat some of them in a building competition, cough). Whether it was playing soccer and Frisbee in the scorching sun, competing in the Simon Games, or just hanging out, I had a blast. I look forward to BW 2020 so we can do it all over again! (okay, we don’t have to do it all over again. I could do without the 90 degree weather…)
Mark, Steven, Andrew, David, Jason, Ian, Paul V., Lee, Noel, Paul W., Cody, Michael, Mr. Gomez, Isaiah, Geneva:
I’m so glad we had the opportunity to interact with all of you as much as we did. Whether it was being double crossed in a Nerf fight, driving to the convention hall, enjoying the delicious cooking, shopping at Walmart at midnight, or just chilling out and talking, it was so incredible getting to build relationships with each of you. I sincerely hope we are able to have just as much fun in 2020.
Kevin, Ben, Philip, Geneva, Isaiah, Jonas:
Great to be able to meet quite a few fellow Guild members in person, and we’re looking forward to Book III! And also to seeing some Castle builds from Ben again :D
Go to Brickbuilt for some pictures from our trip, as well as Isaac's recap.
Time to sum up yet another year of Lego building! Had a great deal of fun this year, even though I didn´t build as much as I used to...been spending a lot of time coaching one of my kids in football so that takes a lot of time. Still managed about 24 builds and another trip to Skaerbaek, which is always great. Even got the opportunity to have a few builds displayed at the Lego campus, what a great experience! Still writing for BrickNerd which is always a treat! Thanks a lot to everyone that followed me, faved, commented and all that stuff, I really appreciate it. Got some more builds that I need to photograph so hopefully I´ll be able to get my productivity back up a notch next year ;)
Thanks again everyone!
I couldn't have made it without you, my F.R.I.E.N.D.s!! Thank you all so much!
1. End of the Road, 2. Watch Out, 3. Speeding Up, 4. Roller Coaster Ride, 5. Enjoy the Ride, 6. Buckle Up, 7. The Journey Begins, 8. Let Me Take You On a Ride,
9. No Good in Goodbye, 10. Pseudo-Autumn, 11. Sunny Rain, 12. A Closer Look, 13. I'll Catch You When You Fall, 14. "L" is for Ludic, 15. Hang in there, 16. Memories of Days Gone By,
17. Look at the Big Picture, 18. Walking on Sunshine, 19. flickr.com/photos/29861714@N08/5002227042/, 20. A Priori, 21. 2gether we are 1, 22. Onirical, 23. Been Framed, 24. Endlessly,
25. Hanging Out, 26. Just another sunset
I don’t feel like writing an essay so I’ll keep it brief.
BFVA was a blast, im really glad to have met some new faces while also boolin with my homies. Sorry if I forgot to tag you, its been a long week.
Can’t wait for next year
December was a great month for Unlimited subscribers! Here is a recap of what was received (a value of over L$9000!)
1. MadPea Magical Toy Rescue Unlimited HUD with exclusive train vehicle and 6 colored wands.
2. A collection of all 23 Hunt Toys to keep forever!
3. MadPea Champagne Celebrations, the ACCESS release. Unlimited received both the silver and gold sets.
4. MadPea Don't Fry Your Brain, the Man Cave release.
5. MadPea Year of Romance, the UBER release. Unlimited got both the Real LIfe and Long Distance versions.
6. MadPea Candy Adventure. Unlimited received both a small and large version of this interactive game as a group gift.
Stay tuned, more will be on the way for Unlimited! Not an Unlimited subscriber? Get details here: www.madpeagames.com/madpea-unlimited/
Recap' 2014:
31 creations:
*8vehicles : tried building my own wheels , 2 microscale bikes , used some LEDs too. (Still have a steampunk bike , not finished yet)
*18 starfighters : as usual , I continued to explore shape and colors, I abandonned so many concepts , I still have 4 or 5 wip , a bit laizy I guess. We did our own version of a kind of virtual STG with Crimso and Fullmetal , that was cool , hope to do it again this year
*3mechas.......Progress I have to make^^
*2starships , well I built 2 ship for shiptember , cool but not satisfied yet , I'built them too fast , I should have take my time to perfect them (maybe)
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Well , my fav' moc is the citroen Heritage for the vehicles and maybe the Coruja 76 for starfighters
I finished this year with bags of unsorten parts everywhere , really need more organisation
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Thanks everyone one , see you in 2015 for weird things with wheels or wings
ANd of course an extra special thanks goes also to Mike Doyle who contacted me , I had the chance to have 3 creations of 2013 featuring in his last book : Beautiful Lego II
Merci tout le monde bonne année 2015
;-)
Recap 2013 is here
www.flickr.com/photos/fabz71/11531023694/in/set-721576499...
All my builds for 2018
First time competing in contests
First Bio-Cup
First contest win
First BFVA
First Bros. Brick blog
First time getting nominated and winning awards
First LEGO volunteer opportunity
got to meet so many amazing people and designers and made many great memories, and 2019 will bring much more hopefully