Building a LEGO portal
Early this year, the LEGO community I’m a member of was approached by Minivärlden. They asked if we were interested in displaying LEGO models at […]
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Summer break & Instagram
This year I’m having an early summer vacation and it has been quite busy. So I haven’t been able to sit down and write for […]
My entries for the Swebrick’s Christmas Competition 2020
In the later part of 2020, a new LEGO competition was announced on the Swebrick forums. It was a marathon competition, where one could enter […]
Getting started on a LEGO Middle Earth Map
This year I have decided that my next big LEGO project will be to build a Middle Earth map. A map of the world from […]
The Axe Legacy – Chapter One: Aeldor’s loss
Over the years I have slowly been building on a story that ties many of my medieval/fantasy LEGO builds together. This year I finally completed […]
A courtyard encounter
Posing as a benevolent wizard, the Necromancer arrives at the castle court yard just in time to meet its young lord. By telling stories of […]
Seaside market – Design thoughts
Thinking about lines, grouping, directions and borders. Walking around at LEGO expos and looking at big builds can sometimes be the same as looking at […]
TransClear
A Windows thumbnail handler for LEGO Digital Designer (LXF) files. As previously written, I would like to write about all my Github projects on this […]
Seaside Market – Making a good foundation
Preparing for expos when building big. When I started to design the Seaside market build, I knew I wanted to display it at a LEGO […]
LUGBULK List Maker
I promised myself when I started this blog that I would introduce all my GitHub project here. And the first one out is the project […]
Seaside market – A time lapse of the design process
While designing the Seaside market build in LDD, I had the idea that it might be cool to try to create a time lapse of […]
Seaside Market
Between the harbor and the city wall, a small but popular market has managed to establish itself. My biggest build yet with a wide margin. […]
Studio 2.0 and remapping the Delete command
Another step towards making Studio easier to use for a LEGO Digital Designer veteran. My second annoyance with Studio was that I was repeatedly hitting […]
Studio 2.0 and the Favorite colors palette
Modifying the Windows registry to setup the palette of Favorite colors just as I want it. I’m trying to switch which LEGO CAD application I […]
Mbriks – LEGO compatible magnetic bricks
A review from the perspective of an AFOL (Adult fan of LEGO). Mbrik was introduced to me via various LEGO news sites when the maker […]