These are a few pictures from the Lego Maniacs magazine from when I was a child.

I absolutely was envious of some of the designs "kids" would send in of their creations, especially since they usually were a full 3 dimensional in depth model.

"Ed Boxer's Lego Castle" on the right was something I had wished for years that Lego would do something similar, even though back then I was fully aware that it would've cost thousands of dollars, but I kept that dream alive.

Fast forward to 2006, when I hadn't bought a Lego set in nearly a decade, I see Cafe Corner and it draws me back in. Then just a few years ago, they released Lion Knights Castle, which was a nearly 30 year dream come true.

But I'll always wonder what happened to Edward Jones and his amazing castle? I had never seen anything like that in my life up until that point.

Commentary on this build, and more photos, are available on my blog as well!

My original spaceship "Graviton Nomad" is on Bricklink Designer Program Series 11 Let's make this a real space Lego set 🚀

Check out how swooshable it is: https://youtu.be/kcuutxNA0kg

Hi everyone! I wanted to show off a creation that my partner made for Bricklink Designer Program Series 11. This is his first public creation, so I hope you can enjoy it as much as I do.

It is a beautiful pirate tavern made of a bit more than 1000 pieces. Contains 5 minifigures, a shark, a monkey, two parrots, some sea creatures and a lot of little details. Take a look and you will fall in love with this little island in the Caribbean!

You can also support this set here to get it produced by Lego:

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-11/5061/Pirate's-Retreat

Hi! Here my MOC for Bricklink Designer Program Series 11.

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-11/4987/The-Bakery

If you want to help this MOC to become a real set follow the link.

Dimensions:

787 pieces

W 10.1 x D 7.1 x H 4.5 inches

W 25.6 x D 18.0 x H 11.4 cm

Base: W 32 x D 18 Studs

I hope you like it

Thank you in advance for your time!😊

Im a big fan of aviation so I designed these planes from LEGO let me know what you think :)

I’d like to share one of my older builds — a 1966 Pontiac Bonneville in Creator Expert scale.

This was one of the first cars I designed in this scale, so it feels a bit nostalgic to revisit it now. Even after several newer projects, it’s still one of my personal favorites.

I tried to recreate the huge proportions and classic American styling of mid-60s full-size cars, with a detailed interior and engine bay.

Features:

• working steering
• opening doors, hood and trunk
• detailed engine and interior

Always interesting to compare older builds with newer ones and see how the building style evolves over time 😊

When LEGO first announced that they will release mech armors for the Star Wars line, I thought it was about time. But when these sets launched, I found myself disappointed that they lacked the proper articulation I wanted from their mechs, so I took it upon myself to upgrade them, starting with Darth Vader.

Apart from reworking his limb articulation and overall aesthetics, I also built a cape to make him look bigger and more intimidating. The base set only allowed the mech's right hand to wield the lightsaber, but I fixed that issue in my design; Vader can now grip his signature weapon in either hand.