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Author Archives: Andrew
Revisiting downtown Tokyo
I’m still not satisfied with my indoor, winter/rain/Seattle photo setup, so I’ve been playing around quite a bit with post-processing to make up for the less-than-optimal lighting in my recent LEGO photos. After I finally posted my completed micros… Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Lego, Microscale
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New brick separator adds Technic axle pusher, tile-removing wedge
Paul Lee just got back from a trip to Billund, where he picked up a brick separator with some new features.
Paul says:
The brand new debricking tool. It’s smaller. Streamlined down to about the footprint of a 2 x 10 plate. There are many notable new… Continue reading
Posted in Building Techniques, Lego, News
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Der Goliath: Dr. von Shrappnell’s heavy armoured giant monowheel
Though we’ve mainly featured the Discworld creations by Amacher Sylvain (captainsmog), he’s also quite the accomplished steampunk builder, as he demonstrates with this behemoth of a monowheel.
While we’re at it, don’t miss his awesome and atmo… Continue reading
となりのトトロ
Our final Hayao Miyazaki tribute for the evening — and last post title in Japanese, for now — is this scene from My Neighbor Totoro by Andy Hung (andybear@hk), who lights up the night with an electrified Catbus in another great entry for the LEGO c… Continue reading
Posted in Anime & Comics, Diorama, Lego
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Microscale World War II planes and armor
I’ve been enjoying Kaptain Kobold‘s fun little LEGO creations for just about as long as I’ve been blogging, and I’m especially enjoying his latest set of microscale arms and armor from World War II.
Alan’s Renault FT-17 tank and Heinkel He 16… Continue reading
Mrs. Merple’s Treehouse
It’s been nearly two years since tiberium_blue has posted a LEGO creation that I’m aware of, but the wait has been worth it. There’s so much to love in the details throughout the scene, from the stone wall to the walls and roof on the treehouse i… Continue reading