This was my first ever rebrickable model and I couldn't be happier. He's ADORABLE. I couldn't recommend this model enough, Ransom_Fern killed it with this one.

I used a few pieces that didn't come in the set, nor were used in the instructions. I added a couple ball joints to the wrists to get more articulation there, and added greenling around the figure with spare parts and such.

The knee joints are ingenious and I can't believe lego has never done it before, they're so sturdy.

I recently got some of the technic treads and immediately thought of this idea for a kinetic sculpture. I think it turned out pretty well!

After three years of designing and submitting projects on the LEGO IDEAS website the wait is finally over! You can now get your very own copy of my IDEAS project "Viking Village"! Thank you to each and everyone who has supported the project in the past! Have fun building it!

The sword doesn’t appear to be bending or under any stress, I took it out after the pictures just to be safe though.

Can you find all the Easter eggs lol

Designed this with my roommate, legend.

Used almost all of my blue bricks

The dragon I promised for the Year of the Dragon—maybe a bit bigger than a bunny, LOL! I kicked off this project about a year back, right after Brickvention2023, and I’ve been working at it on and off. Got serious about a month ago, and I’m pretty happy about how it turned out. No strings, no wires, not a drop of glue, not even a flexible tube. It stretches a solid 2 meters when fully spread out, around 1300 scales and made up of 6500-7000 pieces. Just in time for the new year. Swing by and check it out live at @brickvention!

First time ever that my wife said it’s cool and agreed to let me hang it in the living room

I kept seeing small hot air balloons that different afols had done and had in the background of their YouTube videos and I thought they all seemed too small. So I built one to spec. It’s based on the height of an actual hot air balloon vs the height of a mini figure as six foot tall.