Monthly Archives: December 2011
Detail from something my daughter built.
MOC, Dec. 30
Going to take up the WordPress challenge and post a new LEGO creation every day. Here, I’m using old brown arches with my favorite new element — 1 x 2 modified bricks with masonry profile.
Vacation project — one of the houses from the Medieval Village set, but using pieces I have.
It's moments like this when you realize how rare brown Lego bricks are.
It’s neat to find that someone’s blogged about your Star Trek LEGO MOC!
I’m spending my holiday week off organizing my Lego room. I think this is the neatest it’s ever been. 🙂
“Star Trek” — in LEGO!
Here’s a post about my first contribution to I LUG NY’s Lego Users Group Showcase at Rockefeller Center in New York City.
Howdy all!
This is my brand new WordPress blog, BRICKPLATE, dedicated to my lifelong LEGO hobby! This blog is still under construction, but I’ll soon use it to link to my MOC’s via MOCPages, Flickr, Brickshelf and elsewhere. I’m a proud member of I LUG NY, the Lego Users Group for the NYC metropolitan area.
BRICKPLATE is also on Twitter and Tumblr!
Videos will be posted at our YouTube and Vimeo pages!
Check back soon for more content!
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